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(回答先: ズグレーナ記者への米軍の襲撃の報道に関してNHKに抗議電話を！ 投稿者 木村愛二 日時 2005 年 3 月 07 日 11:27:23)
?HK米軍大本営報道のオンライン記録を確認
適当に中間的な報道をするのは、「偽の友」の典型である。
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http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/2005/03/07/d20050307000020.html
米軍の情報伝達に問題と指摘
この事件でけがをしたイタリア人記者のジュリアナ・スグレーナさんは、現地のテレビのインタビューの中で、アメリカ軍の発砲を受けた際の状況について語りました。この中で、スグレーナさんは、「その道路を通ると前もってアメリカ軍側に伝えたにもかかわらずいきなり発砲された。止まらなければ撃つという合図すらなかった。なぜこんな事が起きるのか全く理解できない」と述べ、アメリカ軍に対する強い憤りを見せました。一方、車を運転していて自らもけがをしたイタリア情報機関の職員も、６日づけのイタリアの有力紙のインタビューで、「バグダッド空港ではアメリカ軍の士官ひとりも記者らの到着を待っており、車が空港に向かっていることなどは事前に伝わっていた」と証言し、さらに、当時、時速４０キロから５０キロで車を運転していたとしたうえで、「手前の３か所の検問所では停止を求められることもなかったのに、ある地点で、急に外からライトで照らされ、その直後、発砲が始まった」と述べました。アメリカ軍は高速で検問所に近づいてきた車にライトなどで停止するよう合図したが、無視したため発砲したと説明していますが、今回の証言はいずれもアメリカ軍の情報の伝達に問題があったと指摘したもので、アメリカ軍の説明との食い違いをいっそう際だたせています。
03/07 05:17
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BBCは、以下のごとく、US to investigate hostage shotsと、アメリカでも問題になり、調査しようとする状況を報じているのである。
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/4320961.stm
Last Updated: Saturday, 5 March, 2005, 07:34 GMT
US to investigate hostage shots
Giuliana Sgrena was interviewing people when she was abducted
George W Bush has pledged to fully investigate the shooting of an Italian hostage who came under fire after being rescued from her kidnappers in Iraq.
An Italian security agent who had helped rescue journalist Giuliana Sgrena was killed in the shooting.
Italy's prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has demanded to know why US troops at a checkpoint fired on the car carrying Ms Sgrena to safety.
Ms Sgrena has been discharged from hospital and is flying back to Italy.
Mr Berlusconi, one of President George W Bush's staunchest allies, held an hour-long meeting with the US ambassador in Rome and afterwards said he wanted to know who was responsible.
Under fire
"The prime minister expects that, in the spirit of the particular friendship that characterises relations between Italy and the United States, the US government leaves no stone unturned to shed light on what happened," he said in a statement.
Mr Bush spoke to Mr Berlusconi during a five-minute telephone call during which he expressed regret about the incident.
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Hostages facts and figures
He "assured Prime Minister Berlusconi that it would be fully investigated," according to White House spokesman Scott McClellan, who added that the US were co-operating closely with Italian authorities.
An Italian military plane has been sent to Baghdad to collect Ms Sgrena.
On Friday evening, the car carrying Giuliana Sgrena and three Italian security agents towards the airport came under fire as it approached, at speed, a checkpoint in western Baghdad.
US military officials in Baghdad say they tried to stop the car - making hand signals, flashing lights and firing warning shots - before firing at the vehicle's engine.
Anger and anguish
Nicola Calipari, an agent who had helped negotiate Ms Sgrena's release, was hit as he tried to shield her body from the gunfire.
Ms Sgrena was injured in the shoulder during the shooting and was later treated by coalition forces.
Ms Sgrena's colleagues cheered the initial news of her release
In the Italian capital, the ancient Roman colosseum was lit up to celebrate the homecoming of the award-winning journalist, kidnapped over a month ago.
But the celebratory mood on the streets and in the offices of her left-wing newspaper, Il Manifesto, was tempered by anger and anguish as news of what had happened in Baghdad emerged.
"It's incredible that a man who was busying himself with the difficult task of saving a life was killed by those who say they are in Iraq to safeguard the life of civilians," said Piero Fassino, leader of the Democratic Party.
Communist Senator Gianfranco Pagliarulo urged people to turn up outside the US consulate in Milan to demonstrate against the attack.
Earlier, a video was broadcast on the Arabic al-Jazeera satellite network showing an apparently healthy Ms Sgrena, 56, thanking her captors for the way they treated her during her month in captivity.
A little-known militant group, Islamic Jihad Organisation, had said it kidnapped her and demanded that Italy withdraw its troops from Iraq.
The same group said in September it had killed two Italian aid workers, Simona Torretta and Simona Pari - but they were later released by another organisation.
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