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Title: Tuesday: 143 Iraqis, 5 GIs Killed; 124 Iraqis Wounded
Source: AntiWar.com
URL Source: http://www.antiwar.com/updates/?articleid=10703
Published: Mar 21, 2007
Author: AntiWar.com / Agencies
Post Date: 2007-03-21 14:09:17 by Brian S
Keywords: None
Views: 190
Comments: 12

During a second day of increase violence, at least 143 Iraqis were killed or found dead and 124 more were injured. Most of the incidents were small in nature with the exception of a clash near Fallujah that left almost 60 people dead. Also, two American servicemembers were killed when an explosive device blasted their vehicle during a security patrol in Baghdad. The U.S. military also released the names of three previously unreported GI deaths that occurred on Mar. 17 in separate events in Baghdad, Tikrit, and Muqdadiyah.

Former vice-president under Saddam Hussein, Taha Yassin Ramadan, was executed before dawn for crimes against humanity. He is the third Saddam aide to be executed since the former leader’s execution in December.

A combined force of police and tribal fighters battled in Amariya with gunmen believed linked to al-Qaeda. Nine tribal fighters and eight policemen were killed along with 39 of the gunmen. Seventeen people were also wounded.

In Baghdad, a car bomb near a mosque in the Ubaidi area killed one and injured three more. Three people were killed and seven injured during a car bomb attack near a Karrada area bridge. A separate car bomb near a police station killed seven and wounded 20 more. Four were injured when a bomb when of in a mini-bus traveling through eastern Baghdad. Mortars fell in the Abu Dsheer neighborhood where they killed seven and wounded 20 others. Another mortar wounded a man in Zaafaraniya. One person was killed and six others wounded during a bomb in the al-Mashan trade center. A suicide car bomber drove into a checkpoint in western Baghdad where he killed one soldier and wounded another. During a U.S-led raid in Hurriya, three gunmen were killed. Two police officers were injured during a drive-by shooting in the Mahdiya area. Captain Hussein Abdulilah was gunned down in the Mansour district. Also, 32 bodies were recovered mostly in western neighborhoods.

The body of a man was discovered in Fallujah.

A car bomb west of Fallujah in Halabsa left at least 10 dead and seven injured.

Just north of Baghdad on Monday, mortars injured five people while south of Baghdad mortars wounded four more.

A body was found in Kirkuk; the victim had been stabbed and tortured.

A policeman was gunned down on a main road near Kirkuk. Last night, nine civilians were injured during a car bomb blast near a girls school.

Also, the Iraqi army reported killing three gunmen in different locations.

Gunmen killed a man and wounded another in the town of al-Zab.

A woman and child were injured during a mortar attack in Iskandariya.

Two policemen were killed when a bomb exploded near their vehicle in Haditha.

In Mosul, clashes erupted between U.S. troops and gunmen.

A motorcycle bomb injured no one when it blew up in Madaen.

Ten civilians were injured during a drive-by shooting in Bani Saad.

During clashes in Tikrit, four gunmen and one civilian were killed, while four others were injured.

A previously unreported death occured during an attack in Samarra last night.

Several members of the the Shirqat police force were injured during a roadside bomb blast.

The bodies of two brothers were recovered in al-Touz.

Two truck drivers were kidnapped near Akreesh.

 

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#1. To: Brian S, ALL (#0)

Just so you know who we are up against, Brian...

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http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=070320203409.spj83omw&show_article=1

Iraq insurgents used children in car bombing: general

Mar 20 03:34 PM US/Eastern

Insurgents in Iraq detonated an explosives-rigged vehicle with two children in the back seat after US soldiers let it through a Baghdad checkpoint over the weekend, a senior US military official said Tuesday.

The vehicle was stopped at the checkpoint but was allowed through when soldiers saw the children in the back, said Major General Michael Barbero of the Pentagon's Joint Staff.

"Children in the back seat lowered suspicion. We let it move through. They parked the vehicle, and the adults ran out and detonated it with the children in the back," Barbero said.

The general said it was the first time he had seen a report of insurgents using children in suicide bombings. But he said Al-Qaeda in Iraq is changing tactics in response to the tighter controls around the city.

A US defense official said the incident occurred on Sunday in Baghdad's Adhamiyah district, a mixed neighborhood adjacent to Sadr City, which is predominantly Shiite.

After going through the checkpoint, the vehicle parked next to a market across the street from a school, said the official, who asked not to be identified.

"And the two adults were seen to get out of the vehicle, and run from the vehicle, and then followed by the detonation of the vehicle," the official said.

"It killed the two children inside as well as three other civilians in the vicinity. So, a total of five killed, seven injured," the official said.

Officials here said they did not know who the children were or their relationship to the two adults who fled the scene. They had no information about their ages or genders.

"The brutality and the ruthlessness of this enemy hasn't changed," said Barbero, deputy director of regional operations of the Joint Staff. "They are just interested in slaughtering Iraqi civilians, to be very honest."

Attacks on Iraqi civilians are down by a third and sectarian murders have fallen by 50 percent since mid-February when US and Iraqi forces began moving into Baghdad as part of a new security crackdown, the general said.

On the other hand, there has been no let-up in attacks on US forces by Al-Qaeda in Iraq and other Sunni extremist groups, he said.

The incidence of car bombings and suicide attacks, which are typically carried out by Sunni extremist groups against Shiites, also have gone up even though their effectiveness is down, he said.

"As our checkpoints, and control points have been more effective, as they try to execute these high profile attacks with these vehicle-borne IEDs (improvised explosive devices) in Baghdad, we're stopping a lot of them at these checkpoints and they are not getting to their intended targets," he said.

But he said they will change their tactics.

Barbero pointed to the recent use of chlorine bombs as another example of the shifting tactics.

Three trucks with chlorine were blown up by suicide bombers over the weekend in Al-Anbar province, killing two policemen and releasing toxic fumes that sickened an estimated 350 people.

Barbero said Al-Qaeda in Iraq appeared to be resorting to use of chlorine bombs to intimidate tribal leaders that have turned against them in Al-Anbar.

"We assess those as relatively ineffective. However, that is an emerging tactic that we are seeing."

"We think it will continue to be exercised in Iraq. Chlorine is readily accessible and we've had a number of these," he said.

He said US commanders remain concerned about the Shiite militias led by radical cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, even though US forces are now operating freely in Sadr City and his Mahdi army militia is quiet.

Sadr is still in Iran but in communication with leaders of his movement in Iraq, he said.

"Where we are with the leaders of his movement is at a pretty delicate point, and I probably don't want to talk any more about his followers, and where we are in our relationship with them," he said.

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BeAChooser  posted on  2007-03-21   14:22:28 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#2. To: BeAChooser (#1)

Whaddaya mean "we"?

My conclusion is that "they" are willing to fight to regain control of "their" country by any means necessary. I think the U.S. under a similar siege would have already given up most of its territory by now.

Sam Houston  posted on  2007-03-21   15:25:15 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#4. To: Sam Houston (#2)

Whaddaya mean "we"?

Oh that's right ... you are on their side.

BeAChooser  posted on  2007-03-21   18:46:12 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#8. To: BeAChooser (#4)

I am in favor of nation-states retaining sovereignty and resisting illegal invasions by New World Order forces. This applies across the board. You are NWO and are no doubt proud of it. You are the enemy of free people and nations all across the globe.

Sam Houston  posted on  2007-03-22   9:34:42 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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#9. To: Sam Houston, ALL (#8)

I am in favor of nation-states retaining sovereignty and resisting illegal invasions by New World Order forces.

How about the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq?

Was that ok with you because Saddam wasn't NWO?

Did Saddam not give up some *rights to sovereignty* by doing that?

Was he not in violation of the agreement his country signed to stop that conflict?

Shouldn't there be some consequences for breaking that agreement?

Or are we just the bad guys all-around in your mind?

You are NWO and are no doubt proud of it.

Define NWO. Let's see if I really fit the label you've applied.

BeAChooser  posted on  2007-03-22 09:52:39 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


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