イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/10/01 white

イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/10/01
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投稿者 white 日時 2005 年 10 月 02 日 22:53:13: QYBiAyr6jr5Ac

□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/10/01

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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Saturday, 1 October 2005
By: Muhammad Abu Nasr on: 02.10.2005 [06:57 ] (291 reads)

・US launches offensive on al-Qa’im. Residents gather what they can to flee city following death of 24 villagers in savage US air raids on nearby as-Sa‘dah early Saturday. American F-16 blows up ambulance killing four civilians Saturday afternoon. Resistance issues call to arms for fighters as battle begins.

・Two US troops reported killed in dawn bombardment of US headquarters east of ar-Ramadi.

・American soldier reported killed in bomb attack on New Diyala Bridge Saturday afternoon.

・One US soldier reported killed in morning bombing of patrol in ad-Durah.

・Danish soldier killed in Resistance bombing near al-Basrah.

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

Saturday, 1 October 2005.

Al-Anbar Province.

Al-Qa’im.

Twenty-four civilian villagers killed by savage US air raids on as-Sa‘dah early Saturday.

In a dispatch posted at 11:50am Mecca time Saturday morning, the correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam in al-Qa’im near the Syrian border, reported that a short while before, US fighter bombers had attacked the nearby village of Sa‘dah.

The correspondent reported that the US F-16 aircraft bombed or rocketed several homes in the village, killing 20 local residents, among them women and children. Four other civilians were wounded in the air raid.

Earlier, before dawn, at about 3am local time Saturday morning, the Americans had mounted another attack on the same village that left four villagers dead, the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported.

In telephone calls to hospitals in al-Qa’im, Quds Press obtained confirmation from medical sources that more than 30 Iraqi civilians, many of them women and children, had been killed by American air raids on al-Qa’im and surrounding villages during Friday-Saturday night.

American offensive on al-Qa’im gets under way.

In a dispatch posted at 1:10pm Mecca time Saturday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that a short while before the US had launched its expected offensive on the city of al-Qa’im in western Iraq on the Syrian border.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Qa’im reported that more than 1,000 American troops backed up by various types of cars and armored vehicles and with intensive air cover from fighter planes and helicopters had advanced towards al-Qa’im from the direction of the village of Sa‘dah, already ‘softened up’ with air raids that targeted the civilian population earlier in the day.

The Iraqi Resistance in al-Qa’im, for its part, used the loudspeakers on mosques to proclaim a call to arms. The correspondent reported that at that moment mosques were broadcasting prayers and war cries of “Allahu akbar!” (“God is greatest!”) to bolster the spirit of those preparing to stand up to the American attack.

The correspondent reported that at the time of writing residents of the city were apparently attempting to flee al-Qa’im to try to escape the savage bombing and shelling campaigns that have become the trade mark of the American offensives on Iraqi cities. Residents were carrying whatever light but precious belongings they could pack up as they tried to get out of the path of the onrushing American onslaught.

In a Saturday dispatch from ar-Ramadi, Quds Press reported that a wave of refugees had already begun leaving al-Qa’im on Friday following threats by the US military that it was planning an assault on the city.

Residents of al-Qa’im told Quds Press that the American military dropped leaflets on the city Friday threatening the inhabitants of the towns of al-‘Ubaydi and al-Karabilah as well as residents of al-Qa’im that US forces intended to storm into their areas and then hand them over to the Iraqi puppet troops ﾐ known in many cases for sectarian reprisals against Sunnis. The American leaflets gave Saturday as the deadline for citizens of al-Qa’im and neighboring towns to get out of their way.

In its Saturday dispatch, Quds Press said that the number of families that had left the area of al-Qa’im was about 7,250, according to statistics compiled by an aid committee in western Iraq. Of those families, some 2,000 were in the city of ‘Anah (about 70km east of al-Qa’im), the rest were all dispersed in villages along the upper Euphrates valley and in the agricultural projects along the desert road to ‘Akashat (about 125km southwest of al-Qa’im.

Fighting flared in al-Qa’im on Friday when an Iraqi Resistance bomb blew up and totally destroyed an American personnel carrier, Quds Press reported. US helicopters were seen prowling the skies of the city after that attack and later the US bombarded several positions in the city, including one mosque, killing four civilians.

Heavy American bombing of al-Qa’im, al-Karabilah reported.

During the day on Saturday, Quds Press reported sources in al-Qa’im as saying that American aircraft had begun violent and intensive bombing raids on the nearby town of al-Karabilah.

The sources reported that beginning on Saturday morning, US aircraft had flown numerous sorties over al-Qa’im and vicinity. American aerial bombardments of al-Karabilah were particularly intense. The Quds Press sources had no information on the extent of civilian casualties in the area because since dawn Saturday, American forces had closed all roads from the area to al-Qa’im as large numbers of American military vehicles advanced through there towards the border city.

American F-16 blows up ambulance killing four civilians Saturday afternoon.

In a dispatch posted at 6:20pm Mecca time Saturday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that US F-16 fighter bombers had attacked an ambulance carrying two civilians injured in US air raids at 3pm local time Saturday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported that the American attack on the ambulance killed the driver, his assistant and the two wounded passengers.

The correspondent noted that US military operations in the area had been underway since the just after midnight Saturday morning, when American aircraft began bombing Sa‘dah village

Ar-Ramadi.

At least 10 Iraqi puppet army soldiers killed in car bomb attack on checkpoint midday Saturday.

In a dispatch posted at 12:30pm Mecca time Saturday, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance fighter had driven an explosives-laden car into an Iraqi puppet army check point near the as-Sufiyah Bridge northwest of ar-Ramadi, 110km west of Baghdad.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in ar-Ramadi reported that the fighter blew up the car at the checkpoint, killing at least 10 Iraqi puppet army troops and wounding a number more. The correspondent reported that there were also a number of civilians among the wounded.

US and Iraqi puppet army forces surrounded the whole as-Sufiyah area after the blast, preventing anyone from approaching, and they also closed off the road to ar-Ramadi General Hospital, making it impossible for the correspondent to obtain further information on the nature or extent of casualties.

Two US troops reported killed in dawn bombardment of US headquarters east of ar-Ramadi.

Iraqi Resistance forces mounted a mortar attack on the US occupation forces’ headquarters in ar-Ramadi at 6am local time Saturday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in ar-Ramadi reported eyewitnesses as saying that five mortar rounds blasted into the US headquarters set up in the Agricultural College of al-Anbar University east of the city. Flame and smoke rose from within the campus following the attack.

Two US troops were killed when two of the mortar shells struck on of the observation towers around the American-occupied facility. Further information on the nature and extent of US losses was unavailable.

Abu Ghurayb.

Resistance bombards US headquarters Saturday afternoon.

Iraqi Resistance forces fired four mortar rounds into the US headquarters in Abu Ghurayb, 30km west of Baghdad, at about 4pm local time Saturday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported witnesses as saying that for mortar rounds blasted into the US headquarters, sending flames and smoke rising into the sky over the American-occupied facility.

Resistance bomb blasts US patrol in az-Zaydan Saturday morning.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded on the main road in the az-Zaydan area of Abu Ghurayb at 9am local time Saturday morning.

The Abu Ghurayb correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses as saying that the bomb went off as a US patrol passed by on the az-Zaydan road, disabling one American Humvee and wounding three US troops.

After the attack, US forces closed the highway that leads from Baghdad to the western part of Iraq and encircled az-Zaydan. The Americans launched a campaign of raids, arresting three farmers who live in the area.

Baghdad.

One American soldier reported killed in Resistance bomb attack on New Diyala Bridge Saturday afternoon.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US military patrol on the New Diyala Bridge in the south of Baghdad at 3pm local time Saturday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported eyewitnesses as saying that the blast destroyed one American Humvee, killing one US soldier and wounding a second. After the attack, American troops closed the bridge and surrounded the area as they evacuated the casualties from the area.

One US soldier reported killed in morning bombing of patrol in ad-Durah.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US patrol on the highway in the area of the southern Baghdad suburb of ad-Durah at 8am local time Saturday morning.

The ad-Durah correspondent for Mafakrat al-Islam reported sources in the Iraqi puppet police as saying that the bomb went off as the US patrol drove past along the highway south of Baghdad, destroying one Humvee and killing one US soldier and wounding a second.

After the blast, US forces closed the highway for half an hour and evacuated the casualties.

Resistance bomb blasts US convoy in at-Taji early Saturday morning.

An Iraqi Resistance land mine blew up by an American truck convoy hauling provisions in the area of the northern Baghdad suburb of at-Taji along the main road north from Baghdad at 7am local time Saturday morning.

The at-Taji correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported eyewitnesses as saying that the bomb set two supply trucks on fire, killing two drivers who were working for the American occupation forces. Two other drivers were injured.

After the explosion, US troops closed the road and recovered the bodies and evacuated the wounded. At the time when the correspondent filed his report (posted at 11am Mecca time Saturday morning) the road was still closed and the two trucks were still on fire. The correspondent reported that the identity of the drivers was not known for certain, but they were believed to be Africans working for the US military.

Brother of US-installed Iraqi “Interior Minister” abducted.

The US-installed “Iraqi Interior Ministry” admitted that armed men had abducted the brother of the puppet “Iraqi Interior Minister” near the east Baghdad area known as Madinat as-Sadr as he was driving home from Baghdad. Iraqi puppet police forces found an official document belonging to him, indicating that he had indeed been kidnapped, al-Jazeera satellite TV reported Saturday.

The abduction followed America’s launch of an offensive against the city of al-Qa’im and, as noted by al-Jazeera, was a “clear indication of the poor security performance of the Iraqi regime forces.”

For its part the Hebrew-language Zionist newspaper Maariv, as monitored by Mafkarat al-Islam, also reported the abduction in a bulletin on Saturday.

The newspaper noted that Bayan Jabr Sulagh, the “Minister of the Interior” is responsible for the Iraqi puppet security forces that are battling alongside the American occupation troops against the Resistance.

The newspaper said that the son of another “Interior Ministry” official had been abducted in the northern Baghdad suburb of at-Taji several hours earlier.

Salah ad-Din Province.

Balad.

Resistance bomb blasts fuel convoy near Balad, Saturday afternoon.

In a dispatch posted at 6:51 Mecca time Saturday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US tanker convoy bringing fuel to US bases in Balad, north of Baghdad.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported eyewitnesses as saying that a convoy of American tankers was driving near Balad along the main road that runs north from Baghdad to Mosul when a bomb went off.

The witnesses said that the explosion destroyed one tanker loaded with fuel, killing the driver. Afterwards, US troops closed the highway for an hour.

Resistance bombards US-Iraqi puppet army base in Balad Saturday morning.

Iraqi Resistance forces fired five S5K rockets into the joint headquarters of US and Iraqi puppet army forces in the Balad area, north of Baghdad at 10am local time Saturday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in Balad reported eyewitnesses as saying that after the barrage, smoke could be seen rising from within the base as it shook with repeated explosions.

Ad-Dujayl.

Resistance bomb kills Iraqi puppet army soldier.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by an Iraqi puppet army patrol in the city of ad-Dujayl, north of Baghdad, al-Jazeera satellite TV reported, adding that two Iraqis, one of them a puppet army soldier, were killed in the blast

Diyala Province.

Al-Miqdadiyah.

Iraqi Resistance fighters attacked Iraqi puppet troops as they were on their way to work in al-Miqdadiyah northeast of Ba ‘qubah.

Al-Jazeera satellite TV reported that two Iraqi puppet soldiers were killed in the attack and three other regime troops wounded.

At-Ta’mim Province.

Kirkuk.

Three Iraqi puppet police killed in roadside Resistance bombing in Kirkuk.

An Iraqi Resistance roadside bomb exploded by a passing Iraqi puppet police patrol in Kirkuk, al-Jazeera satellite TV reported on Saturday.

Sources in the local puppet police told al-Jazeera that three puppet policemen and one civilian were killed and 10 others wounded in the explosion.

Ninwa Province.

Mosul.

Resistance bomb kills four puppet “Iraqi National Guards” late Saturday afternoon.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a patrol of US-recruited Iraqi puppet “National Guards” in the al-Intisar neighborhood of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul at 5pm Saturday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported eyewitnesses as saying that a bomb blew up by the patrol as it was passing through the neighborhood. The explosion destroyed one GMC vehicle belonging to the “National Guards” and killed four of the puppet “Guards.”

After the attack, the puppet “National Guardsmen” opened fire indiscriminately around the area. Ambulances were seen arriving on the scene and evacuating the bodies of the dead puppet “Guards” to hospital.

Al-Basrah Province.

Al-Basrah.

Danish soldier killed in Resistance bombing near al-Basrah.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded under a Danish military vehicle outside the southern Iraqi city of al-Basrah on Saturday, al-Jazeera satellite TV reported.

Al-Jazeera quoted the local puppet police as saying that one Danish soldier was killed in the attack and two other Danish troops seriously wounded.

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