イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/10/17　 white

イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/10/17　
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□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート　2005/10/17　

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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Monday, 17 October 2005
By: Muhammad Abu Nasr on: 17.10.2005 [22:09 ] (534 reads)

・Two US troops reported killed in roadside bombing east of al-Habbaniyah.

・Resistance mounts multiple attacks on US patrols in ar-Ramadi Monday as anger overflows following American air raids that left 39 civilians dead by official count.

・Resistance bombs target US, Iraqi puppet army patrols in al-Fallujah Monday morning.

・US air raids kill seven civilians in al-Qa’im Sunday night.

・One US soldier reported killed in early Monday morning bombing in Ba‘qubah

Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice.
Monday, 17 October 2005.

Al-Anbar Province.

Al-Habbaniyah.

Two US troops reported killed in morning bombing east of al-Habbaniyah Monday.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US military patrol on the main road in the al-Mafraq (Junction) area east of al-Habbaniyah at 6:30am local time Monday morning.

The Mafakrat al-Islam correspondent reported a source in the Iraqi puppet army in al-Habbaniyah as saying that a Resistance bomb that had been planted by the side of the road blew up, disabling one of the Humvees in the American patrol and killing two US troops and wounding two other American soldiers.

Ar-Ramadi.

Resistance mounts repeated attacks on US patrols Monday as anger overflowed following American air raids that decimated civilian population.

Iraqi Resistance forces mounted repeated attacks on US patrols in ar-Ramadi on Monday. Quds Press reported that Iraqi Resistance bombs blasted US patrols on 20 Street and al-Mal‘ab (“Playing Field”) Street in the city.

A detachment of Iraqi Resistance fighters ambushed a US patrol on a road west of the city, destroying one of their vehicles and wounding a number of US troops.

The Quds Press correspondent reported that a mood of rage pervades ar-Ramadi following the deadly airraids that targeted civilians in and around the city on Sunday and earlier Monday. US forces claimed that their attacks left some 70 Iraqi Resistance fighters dead, an assertion sharply denied by residents of ar-Ramadi to Quds Press. Local people emphasized to the correspondent that the US aircraft targeted residences and civilians, not fighters in their bloody raids.

Health Department: 39 civilians killed, 54 wounded in US bombing on Sunday.

The al-Anbar Provincial Health Department issued a press release on Monday saying that the number of those killed in US bombing of the city or ar-Ramadi on Sunday totaled 39 civilians, of them 21 children and 5 women. The remainder of those killed were men, some of them of advanced years.

The ar-Ramadi correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported the al-Anbar Health Department as saying that 54 wounded people were pulled from ruins, most of them in critical condition. Many of them are also women and children too. Dr. Khamis al-Fahdawi, the General Director for Citizens’ Health called on people to donate blood and bandages because the local hospital was suffering from a shortage of both.

Meanwhile, minarets in the city on Monday also called on the public to donate blood for the survivors of the American air raids, as relatives of the victims buried their loved ones in various cemeteries in the city.

Quds Press reported Monday that medical sources in al-Anbar Province reported that nearly 50 Iraqi civilians had been killed in US air raids on various villages throughout the province beginning Sunday and into Monday morning. Air strikes on the village of al-Bu Farraj alone had killed or wounded dozens the sources said.

In one attack on Sunday US aircraft killed 25 Iraqi men and boys when it blasted them from the air as they gathered around a wrecked US vehicle that had been hit in an earlier Resistance attack (See “Twenty-one Iraqi children killed in US air strike Sunday afternoon,” in Iraqi Resistance Report: Sunday, 16 October 2005). Then an American Cobra helicopter bombarded a number of houses in nearby villages.

Fierce fighting Sunday night in ar-Ramadi.

In a bulletin posted at 10:20pm Sunday night Mecca time, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance forces had mounted an intense rocket attack followed by fierce fighting with US occupation forces in the middle of ar-Ramadi, some 110km west of Baghdad.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in the city reported that several Grad rockets struck the Provincial Government offices. At the time of reporting, columns of smoke were rising from the middle of the street, apparently from a wrecked American military vehicle.

Anti-aircraft machinegun fire was also going off, as Resistance fighters targeted US helicopter gunships prowling the skies above the city.

Later the US military admitted that an Iraqi Resistance bomb had killed five American Marines in ar-Ramadi. Other than saying that the dead Marines belonged to the 2nd Marine Division, the US military failed to provide any further details on the deaths.

Al-Fallujah.

Resistance bombs target US, Iraqi puppet army patrols early Monday morning.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol in the al-‘Askari neighborhood of eastern al-Fallujah at 5am local time Monday morning. That blast was followed by another bombing of an American patrol in the middle of the city.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Fallujah reported local residents who witnessed the attacks as saying that the first bomb had been planted by the side of a side street north of the neighborhood that leads to one of the camps jointly occupied by US and Iraqi puppet military personnel. The bomb went off by a patrol as it drove past, destroying one o the Iraqi puppet army vehicles and killing one Iraqi soldier and wounding three more.

The second bomb exploded five minutes later as a US patrol was passing along the main road in the center of the city on its way to the scene of the first blast. The second bomb disabled one of the American Humvees and wounded the members of its four-man crew.

Al-Qa’im.

US air raids kill seven civilians in al-Qa’im Sunday night.

In a dispatch posted at 10:30pm Mecca time Sunday night, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that seven Iraqi civilian residents of al-Qa’im had been killed when US aircraft bombed the city.

A doctor in al-Qa’im General Hospital told Mafkarat al-Islam that the seven were killed in bomb raids that were still going on at the time of reportig.

Resistance battles US troops in al-Qa’im Sunday night.

In a dispatch posted at 9:35pm Mecca time Sunday night, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance fighters were at the time of writing waging intermittent battles with US occupation troops in the city of al-Qa’im near the Syrian border in western Iraq.

The al-Qa’im correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported that US fighter aircraft were taking part in the battles that were centered around the customs area in the city. From a distance, flames could be seen rising from within that area and the sound of powerful explosions resounded.

Baghdad.

Resistance bombards “Wolf Brigade” headquarters in as-Sayyidiyah early Monday.

Iraqi Resistance forces bombarded the headquarters of the puppet “Iraqi Interior Ministry Wolf Brigades” in the as-Sayyidiyah area of southern Baghdad at 8:30am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of as-Sayyidiyah as saying that the Resistance fired four 82mm mortar rounds into the Wolf Brigade headquarters, setting off explosions and sending pillars of smoke billowing into the sky.

US client Hungary sending 77 refurbished tanks to Iraqi puppet regime.

A Hungarian ministerial spokesman announced on Monday that Hungary, a NATO satellite of the United States, had dispatched 77 T-72 tanks to aid the US occupation forces in Iraq. According to EFE as monitored by Mafkarat al-Islam, the Hungarian regime spokesman said that the tanks had left Hungary on Monday and would be transferred to the US-installed “Iraqi” regime in Baghdad via the NATO pact.

EFE reported that the Hungarian Prime Minister had offered to sent the tanks while on a visit to occupied Iraq at the end of 2004. Afterwards, the tanks, which were manufactured in Poland and Yugoslavia, were refurbished and painted in sand color. The US government paid for the upgrade of the tanks for the regime that Washington had installed in Baghdad. The director of the firm undertaking the refurbishment of the tanks announced that his company had received US2.5 million for the job.

Al-Qa‘idah bombards Iraqi puppet army base Sunday afternoon.

Fighters belonging to the al-Qa‘idah Organization in the Land of the Two Rivers mounted a mortar attack on an Iraqi puppet army camp in western Baghdad’s al-‘Amiriyah area at about 4:30pm local time Sunday afternoon.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in Baghdad reported four mortar rounds were fired at the puppet army camp, two of which landed outside the compound and two of which struck home. One of the off-target rounds blasted house 637 near the camp, killing the Iraqi homeowner and wounding three of his relatives, according to a doctor in al-Yarmuk Hospital. The other stray mortar rounds blasted into a street and caused no casualties.

The two mortar shells that struck the camp killed or wounded eight Iraqi puppet army troops, Mafakrat al-Islam reported, according to a statement issued by the Iraqi puppet “Defense Ministry” issued at 6pm local time Sunday night.

Diyala Province.

Ba‘qubah.

Resistance bombards Iraqi puppet “Rapid Deployment Force” base early Monday.

Three violent explosions rocked the center of Ba‘qubah, northeast of Baghdad at 6:30am Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in the city reported a source in the Iraqi puppet police, who asked not to be identified, as saying that the three explosions were the result of an Iraqi Resistance barrage of heavy 120mm mortar rounds into the headquarters of the puppet “Iraqi Rapid Deployment Force.”

Three of the shells blasted into the interior of the headquarters sending up plumes of smoke.

One US soldier reported killed in early Monday morning bombing in Ba‘qubah.

An Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a US military patrol on a farm road in the al-Kibbah area north of Ba‘qubah at about 7am local time Monday morning.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of al-Kibbah as saying that a bomb that had been planted by the side of the farm road that runs through the village blew up by a passing patrol of several US Humvees.

The blast destroyed one Humvee, killing one US soldier and wounding two others who were aboard the vehicle.

Resistance bomb north of Ba‘qubah targets joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol.

In a dispatch posted at 9:45am Mecca time Monday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a joint US-Iraqi puppet army patrol on the main road in the village of al-‘Ibarah, north of Ba‘qubah.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported that the blast set one Iraqi puppet army vehicle on fire, killing three Iraqi puppet “National Guards” and wounding two more of them.

Ninwa Province.

Mosul.

Iraqi Resistance ambushes puppet police patrol to the south of Mosul.

In a dispatch posted at 11:30am Mecca time Monday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that Iraqi Resistance fighters had attacked an Iraqi puppet police patrol in the Tall ar-Rumman area south of Mosul in northern Iraq.

The Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent reported residents of Tall ar-Rumman who witnessed the attack as saying that Resistance fighters armed with light and medium weapons, including PKS machine guns, wounded five puppet policemen, two of them seriously.

Wasit Province.

Al-Kut.

Members of pro-occupation political parties voted on behalf of citizens who refused to go to polls in Saturday’s US-backed referendum.

The Iraqi News Agency as monitored by Quds Press on Monday reported that citizens of the southern Iraqi city of al-Kut refused to go out to take part in the US-backed referendum on an American-sponsored “Constitution” for occupied Iraq.

The agency quoted a shaykh in the ar-Rabi‘ah tribe which is native to southern Iraq as saying that when local people refused to leave their homes on Saturday to take part in the American-backed referendum, political parties tied to the US-installed regime in Baghdad used “their own means” to cast votes in the name of the local residents who never went to the polls.

Al-Basrah Province.

Camp Bucca.

Three Iraqis escape from US prison camp Sunday.

Three Iraqi prisoners being held in US prison camp Bucca in southern Iraq managed to escape on Sunday according to a report posted by the Mafkarat al-Islam correspondent in al-Basrah at 9:35pm Mecca time Sunday night.

US and British occupation troops deployed in large numbers to try to hunt down the Iraqis who regained their freedom. A source in the Iraqi puppet police told Mafkarat al-Islam that the prisoners had not been found as of the time of reporting.

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