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(回答先: レバノン南部での衝突でイスラエル兵20名が死傷 [IRIBラジオ日本語ニュース］ 投稿者 white 日時 2006 年 8 月 02 日 13:46:40)
□ヒズボラがイスラエル軍の戦車，ブルドーザーを破壊(英文記事)
http://www.iraq-war.ru/article/96982
Hezbollah Destroys Israeli Tank, Bulldozer - Al-Manar TV/ Three Israeli soldiers killed in south Lebanon: TV (updated)
By: Zoraida on: 01.08.2006 [10:22 ] (1382 reads)
Hezbollah says attacking force suffered 20 dead or wounded
Fighting flares as Israel widens Lebanon assault
Hezbollah Destroys Israeli Tank, Bulldozer - Al-Manar TV
BEIRUT (AP)--Hezbollah has destroyed an Israeli tank and bulldozer in a ground battle in the south Lebanese village of Ayta ash Shab, the guerrilla group's Al- Manar TV reported Tuesday.
The Israeli army said its soldiers were exchanging heavy fire with Hezbollah fighters there, but didn't immediately report casualties.
The guerrillas fired anti-tank rockets at troops in a house in the village, the army said. Israel and Hezbollah have been waging a fierce battle since July 12 when the guerrilla group killed three soldiers and captured two others in a cross-border raid.
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Iranian cleric: Muslim countries should send weapons to Hizbullah
Ayatollah Ahmed Janti, a senior cleric in Iran, addressed the war in Lebanon and called on Muslim countries to send weapons to Hizbullah so that it can continue to fight Israel.
"We expect the countries of Islam to send weapons and aid to our brothers in Hizbullah and transfer the injured of Hizbullah for medical treatment in their countries," Janti said.
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3284640,00.html
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Three Israeli soldiers killed in south Lebanon: TV
www.chinaview.cn 2006-08-01 17:43:41
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CAIRO, Aug. 1 (Xinhua) ― Three Israeli soldiers were killed in fierce clashes with Hezbollah guerillas in southern Lebanon on Tuesday, the pan-Arab al-Arabiya satellite TV reported.
http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2006-08/01/content_4905918.htm
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Hezbollah says attacking force suffered 20 dead or wounded
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Hezbollah says attacking force suffered 20 dead or wounded
BEIRUT, Aug 1 (KUNA) ― Lebanese Islamic Resistance said on Tuesday that heavily-armed Israeli forces that attempted to penetrate national territory through roads close to the border region of Aita Al-Shaab suffered heavy casualties.
Al-Nour radio station of Hezbollah said in a statement that 20 Israeli troops were killed or wounded in the futile advance operation across this axis, adding that reinfocement troops were trying in vain to retrieve the "casualties from the battle ground." The Lebanese fighters and Israeli troops engaged in wide-scale fierce fighting along the Lebanese-Israeli border on Tuesday with Israel saying Hezbollah suffered 20 deaths and the Lebanese organization reporting that the troops were pushed back behind the border line.
Hezbollah in a statement said the warriors, armed with automatic guns, shoulder-fired anti-armor rockets and hand-grenades, succeeded in repulsing the tank-led Israeli troops at Kfar-Kila-Odaiseh axis and the regulars withdrew behind the border line after suffering casualties. (pickup previous) oh.
http://www.kuna.net.kw/Home/Story.aspx?Language=en&DSNO=892574
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Fighting flares as Israel widens Lebanon assault
01/08/2006 12h22
Media reports said as many as 20,000 troops were pouring into Lebanon, where three soldiers were reported killed as clashes flared in several hotspots Tuesday along the border zone where Israel wants to eradicate Hezbollah.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has rejected mounting pressure for a ceasefire despite an international outcry over an air strike on a village on Sunday that left 52 people dead, mainly women and children, in the bloodiest attack since Israel unleashed its war machine on Lebanon on July 12.
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan was due to hold talks with ambassadors from the five permanent Security Council members on proposals for a ceasefire that centre on the deployment of an international buffer force.
EU foreign ministers were also meeting to hammer out a common stance but the bloc is divided over whether to call for an immediate ceasefire in a conflict that has killed hundreds of people, and created a humanitarian crisis with hundreds of thousands displaced and much of Lebanon's infrastructure in ruins.
Lebanese television showed pictures of soldiers and tanks massed at the border, where Israeli bulldozers have already started flattening Hezbollah positions to create a buffer zone.
But an Israeli cabinet minister conceded that the military, easily the strongest force in the Middle East, would no be able to completely wipe out Hezbollah's rocket capabilities.
"This option does not exist. Neither by air strikes, nor by a military ground operation," said Meir Sheetrit. "We can't entirely destroy their capability to fire rockets."
And Hezbollah fired two salvos of rockets at northern Israel on Tuesday, causing no casualties but breaking a 36-hour lull, the army said.
Israel said the aim of its operation was to drive Hezbollah fighters out of territory south of the Litani River, which had roughly formed the border of a "security zone" that became a deadly quagmire for Israeli forces until they ended their 22-year occupation of Lebanon in 2000.
On Tuesday, ground troops punched across the border in four separate incursions, according to Lebanese police and the United Nations which maintains a peackeeping force in the area.
Arabic television station Al-Arabiya said three soldiers were killed fighting around the central border village of Aita ash-Shaab, where Milos Strugar, spokesman for the UN force reported heavy fighting.
Israel has not confirmed the deaths but claimed it had killed 20 Hezobllah fighters over the past two days.
Fighting was also reported around the former Hezbollah military stronghold of Bint Jbeil, scene of the deadliest ground combat since Israel's offensive started, as well as the village of Taibe, where one soldier was reported wounded.
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whos regime is one of Hezbollah's main backers along with Iran, has ordered his forces to step up their state of alert.
"We must understand that every effort and each drop of sweat put into training now will save a drop of blood when the hour comes," Assad said in remarks reported in the Syrian press.
Syria, the former power broker in Lebanon, has come under fire from both Israel and the United States over its support for Hezbollah although Israel has said it does not want to widen the conflict.
Lebanon says 750 people, most of them civilians, have been killed in the Israeli onslaught which was launched after Hezbollah seized two soldiers in a deadly cross-border raid on July 12.
An AFP count has put the death toll at 548, while the United Nations has said around one-third of the casualties were children. A total of 51 Israelis have been confirmed killed, the majority of them soldiers.
Rescue workers also say dozens more civilians are still buried underneath the rubble of houses destroyed in Israeli air strikes, while aid groups have complained about the continued difficulty of reaching the most afflicted areas.
Despite a promised 48-hour halt in air raids which allowed thousands of southern Lebanese to flee the war zone, warplanes also struck roads leading to Syria in the early hours of Tuesday, police said.
Hostilities would end only "when the threat over our heads is removed, when our kidnapped soldiers return to their homes and when we can live in security," he added.
As the fighting looked set to intensify, ambassadors of the five permanent UN Security Council members ― Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States ― held their first official consultations Monday to prepare a resolution.
The diplomats were to meet again Tuesday with Annan, who has issued a number of calls for an immediate ceasefire to end the worst cross-border fighting in a quarter century.
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said she was convinced that "an urgent ceasefire and a lasting settlement" could be achieved this week.
France has already distributed a draft UN resolution which calls for a ceasefire and political settlement while the United States is working on its own proposal and diplomats said others are possible.
French United Nations peacekeepers stand as they wait in the southern city of Tyre
AFP - Nicolas AsfouriEU foreign ministers were due to hold talks to draw up a common position on a ceasefire and take stock of humanitarian efforts in Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, where Israel is also continuing a deadly offensive.
In Tehran, a senior figure in Iran's Islamic regime, Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, called on Muslim countries to arm Hezbollah, the ISNA news agency reported.
"Muslim countries are expected not to deny Hezbollah and the Lebanese any kind of help, especially weapons, medicine and food," said Jannati, who heads the Guardian Council ― a powerful political watchdog in Iran.
The comments mark a break with Iran's usual position, which emphasises "moral support" only for the Shiite movement.
http://www.afp.com/english/news/stories/060801121350.g7yi667h.html
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