Wizdom
12-01-08, 23:18
Iraq's Mujahideen wage concentrated attacks
Sheikh Osama Bin Laden's last address appears to have had a powerful affect on the Sunni Mujahideen groups operating in Iraq who are now underway with an intense campaign of attacks against the so-called "Awakening Councils" formed by the US as a way to pit Muslim against Muslim.
Even the Islamic Army of Iraq (IAI) appears to be cooperating. The IAI, who have traditionally positioned themselves against the Islamic State of Iraq, have released the news that they will no longer be targeting fellow Mujahideen but rather will concentrate their attacks on the American occupation forces only and their puppets only. These latest developments put the "Awakening Councils" clearly in the sightlines of the Mujahideen and Iraqi resistance fighters.
In a dispatch posted at 8:22pm Baghdad time Monday night, the Yaqen News Agency reported that a bomb exploded by a checkpoint manned by collaborationist "Awakening" police in the city of al-Baghdadi, 200km west of Baghdad. Yaqen reported a source in the puppet police as saying that four collaborator "Awakening" policemen were killed and three more of them wounded in the attack.
'Awakening' police captured at checkpoint in northern Baghdad
In a dispatch posted at 9:10pm Baghdad time Monday night, the Yaqen News Agency reported that armed men captured eight or ten collaborator members of the "Awakening" police in northeastern Baghdad on Monday evening.
Yaqen reported a source in the puppet police as saying that armed men in five unmarked cars abducted the collaborators on Monday evening from the checkpoint in the north Baghdad district of ash-Sha‘b.
Commander of 'awakening' police killed with car bomb
In a dispatch posted on its Arabic website at 7:21pm Monday night Beijing time (2:21pm Baghdad time), the Xinhua News Agency reported that a man wearing an explosive belt walked to the entrance to the headquarters of the collaborator "Awakening" police in the Baghdad district of al-A‘zamiyah and blew himself up Monday morning. Then, after a crowd gathered, a man driving an explosives-packed car followed up by blasting into the area.
In a dispatch posted at 12:45pm Baghdad time Monday afternoon, the Yaqen News Agency reported that the first bomber struck the headquarters of the Sunni Waqf (pious endowment) offices (where the "Awakening" collaborator police have their offices) at 11 am local time Monday morning. The Waqf Council office is located in the Sab‘ Abkar area of al-A‘zamiyah.
In a dispatch posted at 7:38pm Beijing time, the Xinhua News Agency reported that the double bombing had killed 14 people and wounded 26 more.
A source told Xinhua that Colonel Riyad as-Samarra'i, the commander of the al-A‘zamiyah "Awakening" collaborator police, was killed in the attack along with his son and five of his bodyguards. Also killed was the security official working for the Sunni Waqf Council.
Car bomber kills two more 'awakening' policemen in checkpoint attack
In a dispatch posted on its Arabic website at 5:42pm Monday afternoon Beijing time (12:42pm Baghdad time), the Xinhua News Agency reported that an attacker in an explosives-packed car blew up by a checkpoint manned by tribal collaborator "Awakening" police in northern Baghdad.
Xinhua reported a source in the puppet police as saying that the attack in the northern Baghdad district of al-Ibkar, killed two "Awakening" collaborators and wounded four more of them. Ambulances evacuated the wounded to a hospital.
Bomber with explosive belt targets 'awakening' collaborators in Baqubah
In a dispatch posted at 11:38 am Baghdad time Monday morning, the Yaqen News Agency reported that a person wearing an explosive belt blew himself up amidst a force of puppet policemen and collaborator "Awakening" police in Baqubah, 65km northeast of Baghdad.
Yaqen reported a source in the puppet police who asked not to be identified as saying that several puppet policemen and "Awakening" collaborators were killed or wounded in the blast, but that the exact number was not yet known.
Sheikh Osama Bin Laden's last address appears to have had a powerful affect on the Sunni Mujahideen groups operating in Iraq who are now underway with an intense campaign of attacks against the so-called "Awakening Councils" formed by the US as a way to pit Muslim against Muslim.
Even the Islamic Army of Iraq (IAI) appears to be cooperating. The IAI, who have traditionally positioned themselves against the Islamic State of Iraq, have released the news that they will no longer be targeting fellow Mujahideen but rather will concentrate their attacks on the American occupation forces only and their puppets only. These latest developments put the "Awakening Councils" clearly in the sightlines of the Mujahideen and Iraqi resistance fighters.
In a dispatch posted at 8:22pm Baghdad time Monday night, the Yaqen News Agency reported that a bomb exploded by a checkpoint manned by collaborationist "Awakening" police in the city of al-Baghdadi, 200km west of Baghdad. Yaqen reported a source in the puppet police as saying that four collaborator "Awakening" policemen were killed and three more of them wounded in the attack.
'Awakening' police captured at checkpoint in northern Baghdad
In a dispatch posted at 9:10pm Baghdad time Monday night, the Yaqen News Agency reported that armed men captured eight or ten collaborator members of the "Awakening" police in northeastern Baghdad on Monday evening.
Yaqen reported a source in the puppet police as saying that armed men in five unmarked cars abducted the collaborators on Monday evening from the checkpoint in the north Baghdad district of ash-Sha‘b.
Commander of 'awakening' police killed with car bomb
In a dispatch posted on its Arabic website at 7:21pm Monday night Beijing time (2:21pm Baghdad time), the Xinhua News Agency reported that a man wearing an explosive belt walked to the entrance to the headquarters of the collaborator "Awakening" police in the Baghdad district of al-A‘zamiyah and blew himself up Monday morning. Then, after a crowd gathered, a man driving an explosives-packed car followed up by blasting into the area.
In a dispatch posted at 12:45pm Baghdad time Monday afternoon, the Yaqen News Agency reported that the first bomber struck the headquarters of the Sunni Waqf (pious endowment) offices (where the "Awakening" collaborator police have their offices) at 11 am local time Monday morning. The Waqf Council office is located in the Sab‘ Abkar area of al-A‘zamiyah.
In a dispatch posted at 7:38pm Beijing time, the Xinhua News Agency reported that the double bombing had killed 14 people and wounded 26 more.
A source told Xinhua that Colonel Riyad as-Samarra'i, the commander of the al-A‘zamiyah "Awakening" collaborator police, was killed in the attack along with his son and five of his bodyguards. Also killed was the security official working for the Sunni Waqf Council.
Car bomber kills two more 'awakening' policemen in checkpoint attack
In a dispatch posted on its Arabic website at 5:42pm Monday afternoon Beijing time (12:42pm Baghdad time), the Xinhua News Agency reported that an attacker in an explosives-packed car blew up by a checkpoint manned by tribal collaborator "Awakening" police in northern Baghdad.
Xinhua reported a source in the puppet police as saying that the attack in the northern Baghdad district of al-Ibkar, killed two "Awakening" collaborators and wounded four more of them. Ambulances evacuated the wounded to a hospital.
Bomber with explosive belt targets 'awakening' collaborators in Baqubah
In a dispatch posted at 11:38 am Baghdad time Monday morning, the Yaqen News Agency reported that a person wearing an explosive belt blew himself up amidst a force of puppet policemen and collaborator "Awakening" police in Baqubah, 65km northeast of Baghdad.
Yaqen reported a source in the puppet police who asked not to be identified as saying that several puppet policemen and "Awakening" collaborators were killed or wounded in the blast, but that the exact number was not yet known.