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U.S. Public Statements Daytime Bomb and Missile Attacks on Targets in Populated Areas One Hundred Killed in Daytime Attack on Bridge in Southern City Scores of Civilians Killed in Flawed Attack on Bridge in Western Iraq Denials and then Admissions by the Allies about the Attack Scores of Civilians Killed in Daytime Attack on Bridge near Market in Southern City Scores of Workers Killed in Market Area of Southeastern City Morning Bombing Near Crowded Market Area in Basra Daytime Bombing of Bridges in Basra Scores of Civilians, Waiting for Cooking Gas, Killed and Injured During Daytime Attack Civilian Factory in Southern City Bombed in Afternoon; Seven Killed Legal Standards, Conclusions and Unanswered Questions "Smart" Bombs, "Dumb" Bombs, and Inaccurate Attacks on Targets in Civilian Population Centers The Lack of Warning Prior to Attack: The Ameriyya Air Raid Shelter Chapter Four: Objects Attacked: The Need for Full Disclosure and Accountability Target Selection: The Need for Public Disclosure Reports of Attacks on Food, Agricultural and Water-Treatment Facilities The Crippling of the Electrical System Civilian Vehicles on Highways U.S. Public Statements An Inquiry by Middle East Watch Eyewitness Accounts: Attacks on Civilian Vehicles Carrying Evacuees to Jordan Two cars directly hit by diving aircraft in daytime attack, killing two families 30 killed in attack on bus Cluster bomb falls meters from two cars in dawn attack Strafing of Buses on Highways During Daytime Southern Iraq: 31 Dead in Daytime Attack on Civilian Vehicles Legal Standards and Conclusions Attacks on Jordanian Civilian Oil Tankers Jordan's Dilemma  ependence on Imported OilCivilian Trucker Casualties: Eyewitness Testimony Convoy of Four Tankers Attacked 28-truck convoy hit in nighttime attack One Driver Killed, Others Injured, whenAircraft Machine-gunned Five-truck Convoy Cluster Bomb Dropped at Truck Stop in Afternoon Attack Two Tankers Destroyed at Intersection Cluster Bomb Dropped in Daytime Attack, Two Injured Refrigerator Truck Attacked NearBorder Other Accounts of Strafing of Trucks by Allied Aircraft Legal Standards and Conclusions Attacks on Bedouin Tents Chapter Five: The View from the Ground: Eyewitness Accounts of Civilian Casualties and Damage Summary of Findings Baghdad Bombing in the Bataween Quarter: What Were the Targets? 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Destruction of the Central Bank Civilians Killed in Attack on Major Bus Station Five to Six Houses Totally Destroyed in the Working-class Quarter Six Houses in Residential Neighborhood Sustain Direct Hit Commercial Area in Residential Neighborhood bombed; Four Homes Damaged Five Homes Collapse, Killing Family of Six Five Residential Buildings in Vicinity of Doura Oil Refinery completely destroyed Reports of Damage Near Bridges Restaurant Destroyed, Civilians Killed, Near Sarafiya Bridge Five Houses Damaged, Civilians Injured and Killed, Near Sarafiya Bridge Shops and Two Cinemas Damaged near Jumhouriyya Bridge Restaurant Destroyed near Jumhouriyya Bridge Basra Two Missiles Crash into Crowded Market in Daytime Attack Ashshar Market Area in Downtown Basra Sustains Damage from Two Missiles 25 Houses Destroyed in Middle-class Neighborhood During Nighttime Attack; at Least 11 Killed About 60 Homes Damaged in Several Attacks in al-Ma'qil Neighborhood Eight Adobe Houses Destroyed in al-Zubayr Only Hospital in al-Zubayr Destroyed Mosque Damaged Bombs Miss Small Bridge, Hit Hospital Small Bridge Missed Again 50 Homes Damaged, Ten Killed, as Bombs Miss Telecommunications Tower in Daytime Attack Nighttime Bombing of Railroad Station Soda-bottling Plant Destroyed Reports of Attacks on Oil-industry Administrative Buildings Other Cities and Towns in Southern Iraq 20 Houses Destroyed in an Agricultural Village 36 Houses Destroyed or Damaged in Nighttime Attack Three Houses Destroyed in an AgriculturalVillage Two-story Medical Clinic Destroyed Three Residential Buildings Destroyed Two-story House Destroyed as Bomb Misses Bridge by 500 Meters Bomb Misses Bridge by 500 Meters, Falls in Residential Quarter, Six Killed Bridge Missed Again, One Killed Health Clinic and Several Houses Destroyed in Bombing of Bridges Bomb Misses Telecommunications Tower; at least 20 Killed in Two-story House Telecommunications Tower Missed; 11 Killed When Hotel is Destroyed Civilian Casualties in Bombing of Bus Station in Hilla Civilian Casualties and Damage in Samawa from Cluster Bombs Cities and Towns in Western and Northern Iraq Bomb Hits House in Early Evening, Killing Five Airplane Opens Fire, Killing Members of Wedding Party Bomb Hits House in Midnight Attack, Injured Family of 14 Survives School Completely Destroyed, Hotel Damaged, at least Three Civilians Killed 23 Houses in Agricultural Area Hit with Bombs in Two Separate Attacks, No Survivors Reports from Northern Iraq PART III: IRAQ'S MISSILE ATTACKS AGAINST ISRAEL AND THE GULF STATES Overview Chapter Six: Targets in Israel and the Gulf States: Iraq's Public Statements Chapter Seven: Means and Methods of Attack and Defense Chapter Eight: Civilian Casualties and Damage: Israel The First Attack: Early Morning Hours of January 18 The Second Attack: January 19 The Third and Most Damaging Attack: January 22 No Casualties in the Fourth Attack: January 23 Wide Collateral Damage in the Fifth Attack: January 25 The Sixth Attack on January 26: Varying Figures, Unknown Targets Two Missiles Land in Occupied West Bank: January 28 and January 31 No Casualties or Damage Reported: Attacks on Night of February 2-3 Iraq Claims Another Attack: February 6 Civilian Damage in the Eleventh Attack: February 9 Two Attacks in Rapid Succession: February 11 and February 12 An Apparently Harmless Attack: February 16 The Fifteenth Attack: February 19 Sixteenth Attack: February 23 The Last Missiles: Early Morning Hours of February 25 Chapter Nine: Civilian Casualties and Damage: Saudi Arabia The First Attacks: Dhahran Air Base First Missiles Fired at Riyadh on January 21, 12 Injured Conflicting Information About the Cause of Damage on the Ground The Second Attack on Riyadh, No Civilian Casualties Five Missiles Fired on January 23, No Civilian Casualties Reported First Civilian Killed as Missile Levels Wing of Interior Ministry Building in Riyadh on January 25, 30 Injured The Next Two Attacks: No Reported Casualties orDamage 29 Injured in Riyadh: February 3 No Casualties in February 8 Attack Two Foreign Workers Injured in Riyadh: February 11 Four Slightly Injured in Daytime Attack on Hafr al-Batin: February *************************************************** CNN.com: In June 1991, the U.S. estimated that more than 100,000 Iraqi soldiers died, 300,000 were wounded, 150,000 deserted and 60,000 were taken prisoner. 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Ik denk niet dat de oorlog nu 1,2,3 afgelopen is. Maar een eerste grote stap richting vrijheid is toch wel gezet. Waarom moet iedereen altijd zo negatief zijn? Ze zijn zonder Saddam echt wel een stuk beter af als met saddam. En verder... ach ik reageer niet verder: jullie vinden schijnbaar niets goed........
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SUkkel, leer es lezen. Ik ben NIET tegen een Koerdische staat. Ik zei alleen maar dat een land niet zomaar een deel van zijn grond weggeeft.
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Is ongelijk bekennen zo moeilijk? Ik weet wel dat jij en Atje de moslims op het forum zijn, maar om daarom altijd maar tegen Amerika te zijn wat er gebeurt, slaat natuurlijk nergens op.
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Denk je nou echt dat het mij werkelijk er om gaat of ik gelijk of niet gelijk heb? Denk je dat ik niet blij ben om die mensen blij te zien? Echt waar, ik vind dit echt zo'n zielige zwakke reactie.
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Dat jij nou altijd vooraf al uitgaat van dat wij negatief over de VS zijn en zo bekijk je ook nog eens onze posts, tja dan is t niet ehct objectief meer he  Je kan niet eens lezen lijkt t wel, je reageert niet op de post. Je lult alleen maar dingen die vastgeroest in je kop zitten. Ik zei dus dat die Irakezen en Koerdne blij zijn nu, maar dat niet lang meer zullen blijven. Want de VS hebben nog nooit een oorlog gevoerd om vervolgens t land te verlaten. En die democratie?? Whahah amerikaanse democratie ja 
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Dat was geen democratie Je rukt dingen uit de context lees nog maar een x.
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Sorry hoor, maar echt niet alle linksen zijn gaan demonstreren
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Bekende sterren mogen tijdens de oscars hun mening niet eens uitspreken over de oorlog (wat sommige wel deden).
Wat een democratie
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Koop een taart en ga t vieren ofzo wel jammer dat jij eenzijdige info tot je neemt
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Kurdish fighters have made rapid gains US-backed Kurdish forces have occupied the centre of the northern city of Kirkuk, a day after Saddam Hussein's regime collapsed in Baghdad. Government buildings were set ablaze and a statue of the Iraqi leader was pulled down by jubilant local people in the city centre, repeating earlier scenes in the capital. Neighbouring Turkey - hostile to any Kurdish independence moves - voiced concern, saying it was sending military observers to Kirkuk. Looters ransack Baghdad hospitals The al-Kindi hospital has been receiving Baghdad's injured The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) says two key Baghdad hospitals, and many other smaller ones, have been ransacked, as looting spreads across the capital. ICRC spokeswoman Nada Doumani told BBC News Online that armed looters had stripped the al-Kindi, a key hospital in north-eastern Baghdad, of everything, including beds, electrical fittings and medical equipment. She said another major hospital, the 650-bed Medical City, was also surrounded by armed men and was running low of water and medical supplies. Baghdad's hospitals have already been under severe strain in recent days as they try to cope with the casualties caused by the coalition's aerial bombardments of the capital, as well as fighting on the ground. Suicide bomb kills US marines A number of US marines have been killed and others seriously wounded in a suicide bomb attack on a military checkpoint in Baghdad. US marines spokesman Major Matt Baker said that "some" servicemen had been killed, although he could not say how many. US marines who said they witnessed the incident told our correspondent that an Iraqi man had approached the checkpoint and detonated a number of grenades. Smoke can now be seen rising from the scene of the incident Shia leader murdered in Najaf Abdul Majid al-Khoei was the son of the late Grand Ayatollah al-Khoei A Shia cleric in the central Iraqi holy city of Najaf has been murdered, a spokesman for the London-based al-Khoei foundation has said. Assailants armed with knives attacked Abdul Majid al-Khoei inside the Imam Ali Mosque in Najaf - one of the holiest sites for Shia Muslims, Fadhel Milani told BBC News Online. A colleague who had been accompanying Mr Khoei confirmed his murder in a telephone call to the foundation, Dr Milani said. His murder has been "strongly condemned" by the Bush administration. Spokesman, Ari Fleischer, said it was a reminder of "how dangerous the situation is inside Iraq". Dr Milani said Mr Khoei had been in the mosque with four friends when he noticed another cleric, Haydar Kilidar, was coming under attack. Mr Khoei attempted to protect Mr Kilidar but was himself attacked by the crowd, Dr Milani said. Both men were killed. En de engste qua VS-politiek: Coalition 'will select Iraqi leaders' US Secretary of State Colin Powell has said that the United States and its coalition partners will select leaders for a new interim Iraqi authority. Powell said the coalition had "invested" more in the Iraqi conflict US Secretary of State Colin Powell has said that the United States and its coalition partners will select leaders for a new interim Iraqi authority. Mr Powell said the US was "not unmindful" of the international community's work regarding humanitarian aid for Iraq. But he said coalition countries had invested more in the Iraqi conflict and had the right to take a leading role in the building a new authority. Allemaal van BBC
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Oftewel, je juicht weer veel te vroeg, en veel van mijn angsten staan nog overeind. Wel is het zo dat het aantal slachtoffers totnutoe (veel) lager is dan ik had verwacht (voor zover we weten), en daar ben ik blij om. Maar de toekomst...
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De inname van Kirkuk door de Koerden, waarvan Turkije gezegd had dat ze het niet zouden pikken, een incident noemen, dat is pas gevaarlijk
Ik hoop dat het allemaal vredig afloopt, maar ik verwacht nog veel problemen. Ok misschien ben ik wel een pessimist
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Binnen een korte tijd zit Turkije met duizenden militairen in Noord-Irak, dus ik verwacht idd nog veel problemen.
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Ik ben nog altijd wel 110% anti VS, en voorlopig blijf ik dat ook wel!
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Ook al zouden ze dat niet doen, damn waar bemoeit Turkije zich mee? (onafhankelijke staat? daar hebben de Koerden zeker wel recht op en niemand zal ze stoppen.) Diep in m'n hart hoop ik dat de Koerden niet voor de Turkse druk zullen zwichten...en de Turkse leger die Noord-Irak binnenkomt een lesje leren
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waarom denk jij dat iedereen die tegen oorlog was, ook tegen bevrijding van de irakezen was? ik vind het gewoon neit nodig om bommen te gooien, er waren heus wel andere mogelijkheden om hussein af te zetten
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Het gaat hier om Iraaks grondgebied, Turkije heeft helemaal niets te zeggen in Irak. Als de Koerden in Irak een onafhankelijk Koerdistan uitroepen dan doen ze dat maar. Als daarna de Koerden in Turkije in opstand komen, dan pas mag/kan Turkije optreden tegen de Koerden in TURKIJE en niet tegen de Koerden in Irak.
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Tja het zijn de amerikanen weer die de hete kastanjes uit het vuur mogen halen.
Terwijl er jongens van onze leeftijd zich inzetten met het risico doodgeschoten te worden ,word er er hier op ze gespuugd. Way to go man.
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Sure, wat je op TV ziet juichen is maar een hele kleine deel van heel irak!
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Jij moet niet zo doen alsof je alles zo goed weet. Turkije komt idd pas in actie als er in EIGEN land iets ernstigs gebeurt. Maar in Irak zitten ook Turkmenen en andere groeperingen die zich turks voelen/zijn en sommige van die groepen hebben ruzie met Koerden. Turkije dient dan daar haar eigen volk wel te beschermen. Er is er een aantal dagen geleden een turkmeen vermoord door een wraakzuchtige Koerd, nu is dat er 1, maar ALS het er straks meer worden reken er dan maar op dat t weer lekker vechten wordt daar. Owja, dat gebied is trouwens eigenlijk Turks grondgebied(verklaart ook meteen waarom er veel turk(sgezind)en wonen) maar is sinds WO1 door engelsen en amerikanen ff aan Irak gegeven terwijl dat TEGEN de afspraken in was die met de turken was gemaakt. Die grenzen van Irak zijn gewoon 'gemaakte' grenzen.
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Trouwens, een Koerdische staat zonder steun van andere landen, bijv. Amerika of Turkije etc. zal nooit werken aangezien de Koerden onderling ook verdeeld zijn. Er zijn 2 groepen, de ene is terroristisch bezig voor een eigen land en de andere boeit t niet zo, alhoewel ze natuurlijk wle een eigen land zouden willen hebben, maar ze vinden hun leven zoals die nu is ook prima. Er kan dus geen STABIELE koerdische staat komen, anders was ie allang gemaakt door GB/VS.
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zojuist (geloof ik op de belg) gehoord dat de amerikanen in Irak als geldig betaalmiddel de dollar willen invoeren... bevestigt maar weer het idee dat het de amerikanen om de dollar (vs euro) te doen is.
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Ik heb ook tegen die oorlog gedemonstreerd maar als ik het nouw zow bekijk is het gewoon beter voor die mensen. Maar ik zit ook nog met 1 vraag.
Waar zijn de familieleden van mun beste vriendin gebleven. Mijn beste vriendin is een koerd uit irak. en die kregen op dag 3 een heel raar telefoontje en zins toen hebben nix meer gehoord. dat is echt heel raar ik heb daar geen familie kende ze ook niet maar ik hoop echt dat ze nog leven.!!!! MAKE LOVE NO WAR CheerS
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Weet iemand waar ik een lijstje van serieuze potentiele leiders kan vinden?
Ik weet wel dat deze man (waarom weer eens een man? *zucht*) kandidaat is: Ahmad Chalabi BBC over hem Interview " Mr Chalabi has been accused by some opposition figures of using the INC to further his own ambitions. There are also allegations of financial misdemeanours. In 1992, he was sentenced in absentia by a Jordanian court to 22 years in prison with hard labour for bank fraud after the 1990 collapse of Petra Bank, which he had founded in 1977. Although he has always maintained the case was a plot to frame him by Baghdad, the issue was revisited later when the State Department raised questions about the INC's accounting practices. " Zelf zegt ie echter: "In recent interviews, Mr Chalabi has discounted the possibility he will take a role in any future government. "Personally, I will not run for any office, and I am not seeking any positions. My job will end with the liberation of Iraq from Saddam's rule," he is quoted as telling the German weekly Die Zeit." En de VS lijkt de INC (waar hij van is) te steunen: "You're here with the Special Forces training and arming the FIF troops. The Americans aren't helping you as much as you'd like, but they are still backing you to a certain degree. How would you respond to people saying that since the Americans flew you into Iraq that you will be beholden to them and beholden to the administration? They did not fly me into Iraq. I came to Iraq on my own. Note: The INC gathered these fighters together in Sulamaniyah on their own initiative and the Pentagon flew them from there down to Nasiryah. The Americans flew me from the north to south, so they did not parachute me in. I'm very happy they [the Americans] have provided us with air transport and the forces are Iraqi." (...) I am happy the Americans have provided us transport and support, but we are not beholden to them, because they need us to make their victory secure against Saddam and to avoid conflict with the Iraqi people. And we feel we have a cooperative relationship with them based on mutual respect and I think that's how it should be.
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