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□イラク・レジスタンス・レポート 2007/05/20
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Iraqi Resistance Report for events of Sunday, 20 May 2007. Translated and/or compiled by Muhammad Abu Nasr, member, editorial board, the Free Arab Voice.
Sunday, 20 May 2007.
・ US admits Sunday Iraqi Resistance bomb kills six more American troops to the west of Baghdad.
・ South Korea admits Korean occupation soldier found dead in Iraq.
・ CIA agent, convicted embezzler Ahmad Chelebi saved from Iraqi Resistance attack by US ground troops, aircraft in Buhriz Saturday.
・ In major operation, Iraqi Resistance liberates city of al-Mawsil on Wednesday-Thursday night, blow up Badush Bridge, free prisoners from five prisons, detention centers, destroy US men, materiel.
・ Turf war between rival Shi‘i sectarian militia gangs reveals efforts by Iranian surrogates to step into shoes of departing US occupation forces.
Al-Anbar Province.
Abu Ghurayb.
Resistance bomb burns up US supply truck in Abu Ghurayb Friday night.
In a communique´ dated Saturday, 19 May 2007, the Iraqi Resistance organization the Jihadi Groups of Iraq [‘Asa’ib al-‘Iraq al-Jihadiyah] announced that one of its units had detonated a bomb under a US supply truck on the highway near the village of al-Khasarijah in the Abu Ghurayb area, 30km west of Baghadd at 11:20pm Friday night, 18 May 2007. The communique´ reported that explosion set the truck on fire.
Baghdad.
Resistance group blasts “Green Zone” with Grad rockets Sunday night.
In a communique´ posted on its website at 4:15pm Sunday, 20 May 2007, the Iraqi Resistance organization the Islamic Army announced that one if its units fired wo Grad rockets into the top-security area around the Republican Palace in Baghadad − the area that US forces have dubbed the “Green Zone” − at 8pm local time Sunday night, 20 May 2007. The communique´ reported that the rockets scored direct hits on their target.
US admits Sunday Iraqi Resistance bomb kills six more American troops to the west of Baghdad.
In a dispatch posted at 5:50pm Makkah time Sunday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the US military issued a communique´ Sunday in which it admitted that six more American occupation troops had been killed, in addition to an Iraqi translator, when an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded to the west of Baghdad. In keeping with the standard American practice of concealing details surrounding the deaths of its occupation troops, few specific details of the attack were revealed.
US forces surround, search Baghdad districts Sunday morning.
In a dispatch posted at 10:43am Baghdad time Sunday morning, the Association of Muslim Scholars of Iraq (AMSI) reported that US occupation troops accompanied by their Iraqi puppet army allies surrounded the Baghdad neighborhood of al-‘Amil, near the Industrial Zone in the southwestern Baghdad al-Bayya‘ district on Sunday morning.
The AMSI reported eyewitnesses as saying that the US and puppet troops closed al exits from the area as well as those from the Industrial Zone as swarms of helicopter gun ships appeared overhead.
The sources noted that during the night, US forces had carried out house-to-house raids in al-‘Amil, searching for arms.
Puppet “Interior Ministry” forces arrest three women, 10 youths on Hayfa Street in Baghdad before dawn Sunday.
In a dispatch posted at 10:35am Baghdad time Sunday morning, the Association of Muslim Scholars of Iraq (AMSI) reported that puppet “Iraqi Interior Ministry Order Protection Forces” arrested three women and 10 youths on Hayfa Street near at-Tala’i‘ Square in Baghdad at 2am Sunday morning and lead them away to an unknown destination.
The AMSI reported eyewitnesses as saying that the puppet forces were raiding the area adjacent to at-Tala’i‘ Square when they made the arrests. One of the women local residents they took away was an elderly woman.
The witnesses said that the three women abducted by the puppet security forces were Dawiyah Badr, the elderly woman; Shadha Dawud and Hala Isma‘il. AMSI noted that the Iraqi people demand that the puppet regime end this practice of arresting women.
South Korea admits Korean occupation soldier found dead in Iraq.
In a dispatch posted at 9:58am Makkah time Sunday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that the Ministry of Defense of south Korean announced that the corpse of one of its army soldiers on duty serving the United States occupation of Iraq had been found dead inside a barbershop on a south Korean occupation base in Iraq.
Mafkarat al-Islam reported a statement issued by the Ministry of Defense in Seoul as saying that the 27-year-old occupation soldier, whose family name was listed as Oh, died on Saturday, his weapon by his side. The south Korean ministry said that there was no evidence of a battle or Resistance attack, adding that a team would be sent from Seoul to investigate the death.
The soldier was the first of the south Korean occupation troops that the Seoul regime has admitted has died during the years that its forces have been in Iraq serving the US occupation of the country.
The south Korean regime maintains the third-largest national military contingent in occupied Iraq, after those of the United States and Great Britain.
Earlier, the Seoul regime resolved to reduce its occupation force from 2,300 men to 1,200 by April 2007. Under pressure from the United States, of which the south Korean regime is a satellite, the parliament voted down efforts by some MPs, including a number from the ruling party, for a total pullout of Korean occupation troops.
The south Korean parliament has given its consent to the current contingent of troops to remain in occupied Iraq serving the Americans until the end of 2007, at which time it will be required to vote on continuing the occupation or withdrawing the forces.
Puppet Iraqi “President” Talibani departs to undergo medical tests in USA.
In a dispatch posted at 8:56 GMT, Quds Press reported that US-installed Iraqi puppet “President” Jalal Talibani had left occupied Iraq for the United States where he is to undergo “medical testing.”
The sources said that the Kurdish separatist leader and puppet Iraqi “President” took off from as-Sulaymaniyah Airport Sunday en route to the United States where he is to undergo medical tests pursuant to surgery to reduce his excessive weight. Talibani is expected to remain in the United States for several weeks.
Talibani’s announced departure for American medical treatment comes a day after the head of the Shi‘i sectarian Supreme Iraqi Islamic Council (SIIC), ‘Abd al-‘Aziz al-Hakim, left for Texas where the heavy smoker is said to be preparing for tests related to lung cancer treatment. Quds Press reported that the Shi‘i sectarian leader is going to the United States at the personal invitation of American President George W. Bush.
The puppet “President” of Iraq was admitted to a hospital in the Jordanian capital ‘Amman, just about three weeks ago following an illness described as related to strain.
Salah ad-Din Province.
Al-‘Awjah.
Resistance bomb disables US four-whell-drive vehicle early Sunday.
In a communique´ posted on its website at 4:27pm Sunday, 20 May 2007, the Iraqi Resistance organization the Islamic Army announced that one of its engineer units set off a bomb by a US four-wheel-drive vehicle in the area of al-‘Awjah, 180km north of Baghdad at 8am local time Sunday, 20 May 2007. The communique´ reported that the blast disabled the vehicle, killing or wounding the Americans aboard.
Tikrit.
Resistance forces rocket US headquarters in Tikrit Friday night.
In a communique´ posted on its website at 4:31pm Sunday, 20 May 2007, the Iraqi Resistance organization the Islamic Army announced that one of its units fired two Sannab rockets at a US headquarters in Tikrit at 10pm local time Friday night, 18 May 2007. The communique´ reported that the rockets scored direct hits on their target.
Diyala Province.
Buriz.
CIA agent, convicted embezzler Ahmad Chelebi saved from Iraqi Resistance attack by US ground troops, aircraft in Buhriz Saturday.
In a dispatch posted at 6:45pm Makkah time Sunday afternoon, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that CIA agent and Shi‘i politician Ahmad Chelebi had survived an assassination attempt during a visit to Diyala Province.
Mafkarat al-Islam reported Quds Press as saying that a source in the puppet police in Ba‘qubah had revealed that Chelebi was visiting the Buhriz area, just south of Ba‘qubah, on Saturday on inspections of security posts in the area as a part of the US “New Security Plan” in Iraq.
The source said that Chelebi arrived in Buhriz under the protection of a massive guard in a big motorcade. The procession suddenly came under a heavy hail of mortar shells, however, as Resistance fighters simultaneously surrounded and ambushed the column, sparking a ferocious battle.
According to the source, if not for the timely intervention of US forces and their helicopter gun ships, neither Chelebi nor any of his huge contingent of body guards would have escaped.
Babil Province.
Al-Yusufiyah.
Resistance group reports shelling US base in al-Yusufiyah.
In a communique´ dated 19 May 2007 and posted on its website the Iraqi Resistance organization the Army of the Rashideen announced that one of its units had fired two 82mm mortar rounds into a US military base located in the area of al-Yusufiyah, 30km southwest of Baghdad.
At-Ta’mim Province.
Kirkuk.
Resistance fighters ambush US patrol Saturday night.
In a dispatch posted at 1:16pm Baghdad time Sunday afternoon, the Association of Muslim Scholars of Iraq (AMSI) reported that Iraqi Resistance forces equipped with light arms opened fire on a US patrol near the village of as-Safrah on the road from Kirkuk to Bayji during Saturday-Sunday night.
The AMSI reported a source in the puppet security services as saying that the attack left the commander of the unit wounded, and he was later evacuated to a hospital for treatment.
Ad-Dibis.
Resistance bomb targets puppet patrol northwest of Kirkuk.
In a dispatch posted at 1:16pm Baghdad time Sunday afternoon, the Association of Muslim Scholars of Iraq (AMSI) reported that an Iraqi Resistance bomb exploded by a patrol of puppet police guards near the village of Qawshqayah in the ad-Dibis area, 30km northwest of Kirkuk in northern Iraq, on Sunday morning.
AMSI reported a puppet police source as saying that the blast wounded one of the men on the patrol, set an oil pipeline in the area ablaze and damaged a patrol vehicle. The source said that the pipeline fire was extinguished and the wounded man taken to hospital for treatment.
Ninwa Province.
Al-Mawsil.
In major operation, Iraqi Resistance liberates city of al-Mawsil on Wednesday-Thursday night, blow up Badush Bridge, free prisoners from five prisons, detention centers, destroy US men, materiel.
A dispatch posted on the patriotic albasrah.net website on Sunday, 20 May 2007, reported that the Iraqi Resistance carried out an operation of qualitative significance when more than 1,000 Resistance fighters seized complete control of the third largest city in Iraq − al-Mawsil − on the night of Wednesday, 16 May to Thursday 17 May.
The dispatch indicated that the Resistance fighters cleared out the US and puppet regime forces that attempted to block their takeover of the city, in the process inflicting casualties on the Americans and their puppet allies before the survivors turned and fled.
The dispatch quoted Resistance sources as saying that the Resistance men took over five prisons and puppet police stations and set free all the prisoners and detainees who had been incarcerated in them. The prisons so liberated were:
the Badush Prison, the largest such institution in Ninwa Province.
the Nabi Yunus Prison.
the al-Faysaliyah puppet police station.
the al-Ba‘th Neighborhood puppet police station.
the Filastin Neighborhood puppet police station.
In the course of the operation, the Resistance fired mortars at the home of the deputy puppet governor of Ninwa Province, the pro-American Kurdish separatist Khusraw Kuran, forcing the puppet official to flee to an unknown destination.
A large number of American and puppet army armored vehicles and troop transport vehicles were destroyed, as were several puppet army headquarters. The Resistance also destroyed the Badush Bridge and carried out ambushes on the roads leading to al-Mawsil in order to delay the arrival of US reinforcements.
After completing all the missions set for the operation − which lasted for several hours − the Iraqi Resistance pulled out of the city to its regular positions. The operation, one of the largest and most determined yet was designed to inflict the greatest possible losses on the occupation forces and their helpers, damaging their ability to remain in the areas and positions that they had occupied.
Resistance bomb disables US mine sweeper in al-Mawsil Saturday night.
In a communique´ posted on its website at 4:23pm Sunday, 20 May 2007, the Iraqi Resistance organization the Islamic Army announced that one of its engineering units detonated a bomb by a US mine sweeper vehicle on the right-bank (southwest) side of the Tigris River in the northern Iraqi city of al-Mawsil at 8pm local time Saturday, 19 May 2007. The communique´ reported that the blast disabled the vehicle, wounding its crew.
Al-Qadisiyah Province.
Ad-Diwaniyah.
Turf war between rival Shi‘i sectarian militia gangs reveals efforts by Iranian surrogates to step into shoes of departing US occupation forces.
In a dispatch posted at 11:49am Makkah time Sunday morning, Mafkarat al-Islam reported that on-going turf wars between rival Shi‘i sectarians have burst into the open in ad-Diwaniyah, 180km south of Baghdad, in the form of street battles between the Jaysh al-Mahdi militia loyal to sectarian pro-Iranian Shi‘i cleric Muqtada as-Sadr and backed by Iran’s conservatives, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, Iraqi puppet police − which are largely made up of Badr Brigade militiamen loyal to ‘Abd al-‘Aziz al-Hakim, who is known for his ties with the United States and the liberal wing of Iranian politicians.
The correspondent for Mafkarat al-Islam reported Dr. Hamid Ja‘‘ati, the director of the ad-Diwaniyah puppet “Health Department” as saying that the city’s hospitals received the bodies of seven puppet policemen and two civilian dead on Saturday, in addition to taking in 15 wounded people, three of them children and three of them women. The casualties followed fighting between the Jaysh al-Mahdi sectarian gunmen and the puppet police.
Puppet regime security sources confirmed that armed clashes had taken place on Salim Street in ad-Diwaniyah on Saturday evening, leaving “a number” of casualties.
Meanwhile, a member of the ad-Diwaniyah puppet council, ‘Abd Salim, announced that the office of the Sadr Movement, which runs the Jaysh al-Mahdi sectarian militia, had signed a truce in the presence of a number of members of the US-installed puppet “parliament.” Under the terms of the agreement between the feuding Shi‘i sectarian factions, fighting would be suspended for one month in order to allow school children to complete the year’s final exams.
At the beginning of May a force of US troops backed up by puppet Iraqi soldiers launched “Operation Black Eagle” against the Jaysh al-Mahdi, in a US effort to reassert control of occupied Iraq in the face of Iranian efforts, through the sectarian militias loyal to the Ahmadinajad regime, to step into the shoes of the Americans as they depart the country under the blows of the Iraqi Resistance.
“Operation Black Eagle,” which made use of sectarian gunmen from the Badr Brigade in the puppet security forces, in order to wipe out a rival sectarian militia, predictably failed to eradicate militias. Instead it only served to aggravate clashes between rival Shi‘i sectarian factions as they battle each other for control of ad-Diwaniyah.
The violent turf war, which has been going on for nearly three weeks now, has left dozens dead and about 100 imprisoned.
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