- Mujahideen continued to target American occupiers and
Iraqi collaborators throughout Iraq on Tuesday. Fierce fighting took place
in Ramadi with large number of American casualties reported. Basra was
also hot with reports of a rocket attack that took the life of some British
soldiers. In the mean time, Americans also discovered 18 bodies of their
comrades that had been beheaded in Fallujah,
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- Fallujah remains under media lockdown as little information
is being received. We will update readers as soon as more information becomes
available.
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- Here are details of just a few of yesterday's attacks
throughout Iraq and what information we have from Fallujah.
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- IN FALLUJAH:
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- American occupiers have uncovered the 18 headless bodies
of American soldiers in the "Maqali Al-Senaiah", between Al-Nizal
and Ash-Shuhada neighborhoods, around 9 AM this morning. Americans believe
that the bodies are of those who were captured by Mujahideen during the
battle for Nizal. A source within the Allawi police indicated that among
the 18 bodies there were five for high ranking officers.
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- In the mean time, a Mujahideen leader informed a correspondent
for Islam memo that the Americans refused to exchange their prisoners for
Mujahideen prisoners and left Mujahideen with no option other than to kill
the American prisoners. (Editors Note: JUS has obtained footage of this
incident, which will be made available on JUSClub to comply with content
laws.)
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- The Mujahideen commander further said that 13 more Americans
were captured last night in a well planned and executed ambush. The Americans
brought in a large helicopter to clear the casualties.
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- IN RAMADI:
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- Fierce fighting erupted Tuesday between Mujahideen and
the American occupiers in Ramadi. Fighting started at 15:00 and lasted
for about five hours. Islam Memo is reporting that eye witnesses said the
battle resulted in the complete destruction of an entire American convoy
consisting of 30 different mechanized vehicles that reportedly killed 128
Americans. An Apache helicopter was also shot down and Mujahideen seized
89 pieces of weapons, tens of bullet proof vests, helmets. Fifty seven
fighters were martyred in the battle, including a woman Mujahid.
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- Islam Memo's correspondent talked to one of the Mujahideen
Commanders on the battle ground about the casualties on the American side
in an effort to verify the reports of eye witnesses. The Commander expressed
dismay about the Al Arabiya News Agency because they were in the area but
elected not to document the events on video or otherwise. He confirmed
the casualty figures and warned against underestimating the ability and
resolve of the Mujahideen. The Commander said "every time we announce
an operation in our territory, the reaction of those whose Imaan and trust
in Allah is very weak are skeptical as if America is a god that must be
worshiped and believed". The commander continued to say that "we
want to invite those who are skeptical to our battles to see for themselves
and report what they see, not what the Americans are telling them. When
they visit our battle zones, they will be convinced that Allah's soldiers
always have the upper hand, Alhamdulillah, we do not want Islam Memo or
any other news agency to take our side, we just want them to report the
truth as they see it."
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- IN BASRA:
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- A British armored vehicle was attacked with two, anti
tank rockets, in the middle of Basra city at about 17:00 yesterday evening.
The vehicle was destroyed and all three Brits on board were reportedly
killed.
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- IN QAIM:
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- Mujahideen carried out an attack against an American
patrol boat on the Euphrates river near Al-Hadithiah city. The boat was
destroyed and all of its crew members were killed. This was the second
time in one week that Mujahideen have targeted boats. This tactic has been
adopted due to the increasing reliance of the Americans on boats to avoid
being on surface roads where Mujahideen attacks are continue to rage nonstop.
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- In the meantime, a Mujahideen sniper gunned down an American
soldier in Al-Qaim city around noon Tuesday. No further details were available.
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- IN AL-MUSHAIDAH:
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- An American convoy consisting of several mechanized vehicles
and US soldiers on foot was ambushed around 10:15 Tuesday morning. Fifteen
American soldiers were reportedly killed and a Jeep was destroyed.
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- IN SALMAN BAK:
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- Mujahideen attacked an American convoy using light weapons
in Salman Bak. Twelve American soldiers were reportedly killed; two supply
trailers, one jeep, and one armored vehicle were destroyed. Three Mujahideen
were martyred in the attack. (JUS)
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