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イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/09/19
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□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/09/19

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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Monday, 19 September 2005
By: Muhammad Abu Nasr on: 20.09.2005 [05:45 ] (215 reads)

・Heavy fighting breaks out in Tall ‘Afar Monday evening where Resistance continues to control 55 percent of the city.

・American snipers kill three Iraqis, one a 4-year-old girl, in unprovoked attack in al-Habbaniyah early Monday.

・Resistance car bomber blasts into column of mercenary “security contractor” vehicles on Airport Road in Baghdad midday Monday.

・Zionist Maariv newspaper reports: Iraqi oil to be piped to “Israel.”

・Resistance disables British tank in Monday afternoon ambush in al-Basrah.

Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice.
Monday, 19 September 2005.

Ninwa Province.

Tall ‘Afar.

Interview with field commander in Tall ‘Afar, as the battle against the US attackers continues.

Contrary to reports in much of the western and Arab media, the Iraqi Resistance is still fighting in the northern city of Tall ‘Afar, the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in the city reported on Monday.

The correspondent wrote that the Resistance is not only still in the city where it attacks the US and Iraqi puppet army troops from time to time, tu it remains in control of several neighborhoods, specifically the neighborhoods of ash-Shurtah, as-Saray, al-Mu‘allimin, and the area of the covered market. Altogether the parts of the city that the Resistance controls constitute 55 percent of Tall ‘Afar.

To demonstrate that the Resistance is still fighting in Tall ‘Afar the correspondent submitted the photographs accompanying his story (and posted on the internet at:
http://www.islammemo.cc/news/one_news.asp?IDNews=82172).
The correspondent reported that he had set out at 6am Monday morning and observed the Resistance fighters with their varied and modern weapons deployed in various areas of the city. The fighters gave him permission to take their pictures ﾐ after first covering their faces ﾐ so as to tell the world outside the city that the Resistance is still striking hard at US and puppet army forces inside the city.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent met the commander of one of the fighting Resistance detachments who went by the name of Abu Hatim. Asked about the claims made by the US-installed puppet regime that “dozens” of Resistance fighters had been killed and captured, Abu Hatim replied, “the total number of Resistance fighters who have fallen as martyrs is no more than 40 men. Most of them died under the bombs of the aircraft, and not in clashes between the occupation forces and ourselves.”

Abu Hatim said, though, that the regime’s claims about the number of Resistance fighters killed are more accurate than the claims about the number captured, since all the fighters have vowed to fight to the death and are prepared for that eventuality at any time.

As to the number of Americans and Iraqi puppet army troops killed in the fighting, Abu Hatim declared, “we killed 35 American soldiers just by picking them off with sniper fire, that’s to say nothing of how many we killed with our rockets and grenades, and the bombs that we planted on every street of the city.”

When the correspondent asked Abu Hatim’s opinion of the poor news coverage the Resistance had received, that left most of their successes unreported, Abu Hatim replied, “We don’t need them. We’ve filmed most of the battles and we’ll broadcast them soon. But we challenge them to bring even just one cameraman into the city and allow him to film their the Americans’ corpses and their wrecked vehicles in the city and then show that to the people. As to us, they reported that they’ve captured dozens and killed dozens of us. So let them show on the satellite TV news just one of those dead or captives, not even 10 of them, if they’re telling the truth.”

Asked how long the Resistance can continue to fight in the city, Abu Hatim replied, “God has facilitated some things that we weren’t expecting in this battle, so we’re going to stay and continue fighting in the city as long as God wills it. We’ll never turn our backs and flee, no way, by God!”

Heavy fighting breaks out Monday night in Tall ‘Afar.

In a dispatch posted at 9:20pm Mecca time Monday night, the Tall ‘Afar correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that at the time of writing intermittent but violent clashes were taking place in the center of Tall ‘Afar ﾐ specifically in the area of the market where Resistance fighters were battling US and Iraqi puppet army troops.

The correspondent reported that at the time of writing the Resistance was firing intense barrages of mortar rounds and pipe rockets into the US and Iraqi puppet army troops concentrated on the first of the main streets in the area. At the moment of reporting US and Iraqi puppet forces appeared to be retreating from the street. A Bradley armored vehicle with fire blazing out of its rear had apparently been hit by a shell as it turned to flee.

Meanwhile, the western side of the city was being heavily bombed by US warplanes according to information supplied by informed sources. The correspondent was unable to reach that area of the city to see for himself due to the intensity of the bombing and fighting.

Resistance blows up cigarette stand amidst gathering of Marines Monday night.

In a bulletin posted at 10pm Mecca time Monday night, the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in Tall ‘Afar reported that a short while earlier, the Iraqi Resistance had blown up a cigarette kiosk in the ash-Shurtah neighborhood of Tall ‘Afar in front of a gathering of US Marine foot soldiers. The correspondent who was close by was able to see a number of dead or wounded Marines as a US helicopter flew in to evacuate them.

This was the third incident in which the Resistance detonated a booby-trapped kiosk on US or Iraqi puppet troops in Tall ‘Afar.

In another story, US aircraft carried out new attacks on the mosques in the city. The Mafakrat al-Islam correspondent reported that after flattening the Muslim places of worship in the “city of minarets” al-Fallujah and then razing the mosques of al-Qa’im, US forces were now engaged in repeating the pattern in Tall ‘Afar.

The correspondent reported that US forces had bombarded the ‘Ammar ibn Yasir mosque. The correspondent said that the reason for the attack was that the loudspeakers on the minaret had been chanting “God is Greatest!” other messages and prayers of encouragement to the Resistance fighters, battling US troops in the city.

Al-Anbar Province.

Al-Habbaniyah.

American snipers kill three Iraqis, one a 4-year-old girl, in unprovoked attack early Monday.

US snipers shot and killed three Iraqi civilians in al-Habbaniyah, west of Baghdad, at about 8:30am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported local shopkeepers and passersby who witnessed the killings as saying that three Iraqi civilians ﾐ two men and one little 4-year-old girl ﾐ were shot and killed when US snipers in one of the American military camps on the main road in the city opened fire at them for no known reason as they were going along the road. The three fell dead immediately, the little girl and one man struck in their heads and the other man through the heart.

The witnesses confirmed that there was no apparent cause that might have prompted the Americans to open fire.

Al-Fallujah.

Resistance marksman shoots and kills US soldier in al-Fallujah.

In a dispatch posted at 6:45pm Mecca time Monday evening, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance marksman had shot and killed a US soldier in the ad-Dubbat neighborhood of central al-Fallujah, some 60km west of Baghdad.

The correspondent reported residents of the neighborhood as saying that the American soldier had been in a patrol of four Humvees on one of the side streets in ad-Dubbat. The American was perched atop one of the vehicles and his exposed position gave the Resistance sharpshooter a good target. The soldier was hit in the head and died instantly.

Immediately afterwards, US troops encircled the area and began searching houses, looking for the attacker, but as of the time of reporting had still found nothing.

Ar-Ramadi.

Resistance bombards US headquarters east of ar-Ramadi early Monday afternoon.

Iraqi Resistance forces fired four heavy 120mm mortar rounds into the US headquarters set up in the former Agricultural College of al-Anbar University loacated at the eastern entrance to ar-Ramadi at 2:30pm local time Monday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in ar-Ramadi, 110km west of Baghdad, reported witnesses as saying that the mortar shells blasted into the US headquarters sending clouds of smoke billowing up over the facility.

Rawah.

One American soldier reported killed in roadside bombing west of Rawah early Monday.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US military column in Rawah on the road to al-Qa’im in the west, at 9:30am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of Rawah as saying that a bomb that had been planted by the side of the road west of the city blew up as a US patrol of several Humvees and armored vehicles passed by. The explosion disabled one armored vehicle, killing one US soldier and wounding two others.

Al-Qa’im.

Resistance forces attack US camp near al-Qa’im early Monday.

Iraqi Resistance forces attacked a US camp near the eastern entrance to the city of al-Qa’im in western Iraq near the Syrian frontier at 7am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of the city who witnessed the attack as saying that Iraqi Resistance fighters armed with light and medium weapons and rocket launchers attacked the camp in an assault that lasted about 10 minutes. US forces responded with an artillery barrage.

The Resistance fighters were able to withdraw from the area and bombard the camp with mortars from two different directions, destroying large parts of the American-occupied facility and sending fire rising into the sky.

Baghdad.

Resistance ambushes joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol in al-‘Amiriyah Monday afternoon.

Iraqi Resistance fighters attacked a joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol in the western Baghdad area of al-‘Amiriyah at 4pm local time Monday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in Baghdad reported residents of al-‘Amiriyah as saying that Resistance fighters armed with light and medium weapons, including PKS machine guns and pipe rockets, ambushed the joint patrol as it was entering al-‘Amal ash-Sha‘bi Street in the middle of al-‘Amiriyah.

The witnesses reported that the fighting lasted about 15 minutes and left two Iraqi puppet army vehicles on fire and one US Humvee disabled. Five Iraqi puppet army soldiers were killed and three others wounded. Two US troops were also injured, one of them seriously, witnesses said.

Resistance car bomber blasts into column of mercenary “security contractor” vehicles on Airport Road midday Monday.

In a dispatch posted at 11:50am Mecca time Monday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that a short while earlier, an Iraqi Resistance fighter drove an explosives-packed car into a column of armor-plated cars of the type used by mercenary “security contractors” working for the US military on the highway leading to Saddam International Airport.

The correspondent reported residents of the al-Jihad neighborhood in western Baghdad as saying that a Resistance fighter surprised a column of four armor-plated cars and blew up as they were passing, setting one of the cars on fire and killing or wounding four foreigners who were inside it.

Zionist Maariv newspaper reports: Iraqi oil to be piped to “Israel.”

The “Israeli” newspaper Maariv reported on Sunday that a tripartite agreement between the United States, “Israel,” and Jordan to transport oil from occupied Iraq to Tel Aviv is now taking shape.

Maariv reported that “Israeli” Prime Minister Ariel Sharon met Jordan’s King ‘Abdallah II severel days ago in New York in which a number of bilateral economic deals were discussed. The discussion, according to Maariv, covered a project to set up a pipeline from Iraq through Jordan to the city of ‘Asqalan in the south of occupied Palestine.

The report said that the oil would be exported from ‘Asqalan to European countries accustomed for years to importing oil from Iraq.

Mafkarat al-Islam, which reported on the Zionist newspaper report said that Maariv did not say why Iraqi oil had to be exported to Europe from “Israel” rather than directly out of Iraq or via a Jordanian port, as previously was done.

The newspaper reported that “Israeli” Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom had sent a message to Jordan’s King ‘Abdallah concerning the pipeline project three weeks earlier, and that Amman had expressed its “agreement in principle” to the arrangement.

Nephew of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein sentenced to life in prison for Resistance activities.

A spokesman for the US-installed Iraqi regime announced on Monday that a sentence of life in prison had been handed down to the nephew of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein on charges that he had been funding Iraqi Resistance operations and manufacturing explosives.

Ayman as-Sab‘awi, the son of al-Hasan as-Sab‘awi Ibrahim ﾐ Saddam Hussein’s half brother ﾐ was captured in May when Iraqi puppet security service troops were carrying out raids in the city of Tikrit. Ayman as-Sab‘awi’s father, who had been a presidential adviser to Saddam Hussein before the US invasion, had himself been captured two months earlier.

The American Associated Press (AP), in a story monitored by Mafkarat al-Islam, reported that the Iraqi puppet regime had made no announcements regarding any trial of Ayman as-Sab‘awi. Tariq Khalaf Mazzal, who was arrested with Ayman as-Sab‘awi and charged with the same “offenses,” was sentenced to six years in prison.

Salah ad-Din Province.

As-Dawr.

Resistance bomb blasts US truck convoy south of Tikrit late Monday afternoon.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US truck convoy near the ad-Dawr area, south of Tikrit on the road leading to Samarra’ at 5pm Monday afternoon local time.

The Tikrit correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported residents of the ad-Dawr area as saying that a bomb that had been planted by the side of the road blew up as a column of several trucks hauling provisions to US bases in Samarra’ was passing by.

The explosion completely burned one of the trucks, injuring two drivers working for the US occupation forces.

Samarra’.

Resistance fighters ambush joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol late Monday morning.

Iraqi Resistance forces attacked a joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol in the al-Jubayriyah area south of Samarra’ at 11am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of Samarra’ as saying that Resistance fighters armed with rockets, PKS and other machine guns ambushed a joint patrol as it was passing along the road leading to the popular market in al-Jubayriyah.

The attack left one of the vehicles belonging to the Iraqi puppet army on fire, killing or wounding four American and Iraqi puppet soldiers. One of the Iraqi Resistance attackers was also wounded in the assault, according to residents of al-Jubayriyah who witnessed the incident.

Diyala Province.

Al-Mada’in.

Resistance fighters bombard joint US-Iraqi puppet army camp late Monday morning.

Iraqi Resistance forces fired eight mortar rounds into the joint US-Iraqi puppet army camp north of al-Mada’in (which is southeast of Baghdad) at 11:30am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of al-Mada’in as saying that the Resistance barrage struck the camp and the surrounding area, sending columns of smoke billowing into the sky. US and Iraqi puppet army forces struck back with indisrcriminate fire at nearby civilians.

Ba‘qubah.

Resistance ambushes joint US-Iraqi puppet army column Monday morning.

Iraqi Resistance fighters attacked a joint US-Iraqi puppet army column on the road to Buhriz, south of Ba‘qubah at 9:30am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of Ba‘qubah as saying that Resistance fighters armed with light and medium weapons, including RPG7 rocket-propelled grenades and PKS machine guns attacked the joint column setting one US Humvee and Zeal troop transport vehicle belonging to the Iraqi puppet army on fire. After the attack, the Resistance fighters withdrew from the area having suffered no losses.

The correspondent had no direct information on the nature or extent of US and puppet army casualties. Witnesses told the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent, however, that the Iraqi puppet army troop carrier was loaded with about 20 Iraqi puppet army soldiers and the vehicle was totally burned up as was the American Humvee.

Babil Province.

Al-Latifiyah.

Resistance car bomb blasts joint US-puppet “shock police” patrol.

In a dispatch posted at 6pm Mecca time Monday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance car bomb exploded by a joint US-Iraqi puppet “shock police” force patrol on the main road in al-Latifiyah, some 25km south of Baghdad.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in the area reported a source in the Iraqi puppet police as saying that an explosives-packed car that had been parked by the side of the road blew up by the joint patrol, destroying one pickup belonging to the puppet “shock police” and killing three puppet “shock policemen,” and wounding six more. One US soldier was reported to have been severely wounded in the attack as well.

Al-Basrah Province.

Al-Basrah.

British, Iraqi puppet forces arrest Jaysh al-Mahdi commander in al-Basrah.

British occupation forces arrested Ahmad al-Fartusi, the Commander of the Jaysh al-Mahdi militia loyal to Shi‘i religious leader Muqtada as-Sadr in al-Basrah on Sunday.

The al-Basrah correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported a commander in the as-Sadr movement in the city as saying that a joint group of British and puppet “national guard” forces raided al-Fartusi’s home in al-Jam‘iyat section of the city and arrested him in the early hours of Sunday morning.

As a result of the arrest, Jaysh al-Mahdi militiamen deployed in the streets of al-Basrah and set fires in car tires, closing the main streets in the city to traffic.

The Jaysh al-Mahdi threatened the British and their stooges with “events whose outcome would not be good” if al-Fartusi is not released.

For its part, the Jaysh al-Mahdi opened fire on a British helicopter in the al-Qiblah area southwest of al-Basrah, causing it to flee having dropped fireballs to ward off heat-seeking missiles.

Jaysh al-Mahdi thought behind mortar attack on house of puppet governor of al-Basrah Province Sunday night.

The puppet chairman of the al-Basrah Provincial Assembly Sa‘dun al-‘Abadi told a press conference on Monday that the home of the provincial governor had been heavily damaged and one person wounded in an attack on Sunday night.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Basrah reported that al-‘Abadi failed to mention who carried out the attack or what type of attack it ws but the correspondent quoted local witnesses as saying that six mortar rounds had blasted into the house.

There were also reports that the Jaysh al-Mahdi was behind the attack which followed the expiration of a deadline that the militia had given British and Iraqi puppet regime forces to release the commander of the Jaysh al-Mahdi militia Ahmad al-Fartusi.

Journalist working for New York Times found killed.

Medical sources reported that the body of an Iraqi who worked as a correspondent for the US New York Times newspaper has been discovered in the southern city of al-Basrah on Monday.

Reuters, as monitored by Mafkarat al-Islam, reported that a physician in the forensics section of al-Basrah Hosptal as saying that the body of Fakhir Haydar, who had worked for the American paper for two and a half years, was found bound with a gunshot wound to the head.

Staff of The New York Times working in Baghdad reported that they could not immediately confirm the death of Haydar. One of Haydar’s brothers told Reuters, however, that four masked men abducted the man after he had got to his family home at midnight on Sunday. The brother said that the four men said they were from the puppet regime’s intelligence service and that they needed to talk to Haydar concerning their investigations.

The journalist’s body was found hours later in an abandoned area on the outskirts of al-Basrah.

Haydar was the second journalist kidnapped and killed in al-Basrah in two months, the report concluded.

Abu al-Khasib.

Resistance disables British tank in Monday afternoon ambush.

Iraqi Resistance fighters attacked a British patrol in the Abu al-Khasib area south of al-Basrah.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Basrah reported witnesses as saying that Iraqi Resistance fighters armed with light and medium weapons and rocket launchers attacked the column of four British tanks and two armored cars at 3pm local time Monday afternoon.

The witnesses reported that the Resistance attack disabled one British tank and set another on fire. Five British soldiers were killed or wounded in the ambush, the witnesses said.

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