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1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity
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The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing.
The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions.
One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles.
Rumsfeld criticised Iraq for continuing to fire on US and British warplanes patrolling over two no-fly zones, saying the skirmishes are more evidence of Saddam Hussein's defiance of the international community.
Iraq has fired on no-fly-zone patrols 67 times since promising on September 16 to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country, Myers said.
And Rumsfeld said Iraq's claimed willingness to allow open weapons inspections was "patently false".
The White House is trying to persuade both Congress and the United Nations to support resolutions authorising the use of military force against Iraq.
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Eliot Spitzer looks at three types of no-fly zones and how they worked in Iraq and Bosnia.
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U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded.
There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight.
The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days.
But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations.
He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they had deliberately refrained from firing.
French fighters are also patrolling the southern zone.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future. I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqi's are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqi's need to understand that."
SUPER CAPTION: U-S Navy Captain Michael Doubleday, Pentagon Spokesman
The Clinton administration had signalled to Iraq its seriousness about enforcing the no-fly zone by ordering the Nimitz carrier battle group to skip a port-call in Singapore in order to arrive on station in the Persian Gulf ahead of schedule.
U-S Navy 5th Fleet ships already in the Gulf include five destroyers, three guided-missile frigates and two mine countermeasure ships.
No aircraft carrier is currently in the Gulf.
The no-fly zone over southern Iraq was created after the 1991 Gulf War to stop Iraqi government forces from crushing rebel groups.
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In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites.
The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed.
A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul.
Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month.
A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar.
A pilot whose plane is illuminated, or painted, by radar assumes he is about to be fired upon.
It remained unclear whether the Iraqi sites ever opened fire on the planes, a U.S. military spokeswoman in Incirlik said.
The statement added two other U-S warplanes launched precision-guided missiles at the same radar site, on the actual missile launchers.
Later, U-S F-15Es, acting in self defence, fired missiles on four more Iraqi sites.
A U-S Marine EA-6B Prowler also fired a high-speed anti-radiation missile after being targeted by a radar-guided
anti-aircraft artillery system.
Tensions in the region have been high due to repeated confrontations between U-S and Iraqi forces in the northern and southern "no-fly" zones, set up after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish and Shiite minorities in Iraq.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has vowed to fight allied planes entering his country's airspace, saying the no-fly zones violate international law.
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T/I 10:23:01
Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the
United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq.
He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space.
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Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law;
Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If the US commits another stupidity in attacking us that will mean more isolation for Clinton and the US from the Security Council. The upgrade of the matter is related to the US elections. It is far from a civilised act. Clinton and Dole are competing to see who can hit Iraq first... but after that everything will go against them.
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SOT man in Arabic: "I am very happy I can travel freely to the north again... we are happy that Talabani has left
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week.
This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles.
The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq.
From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq.
So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes.
The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders of President Bill Clinton in response to Saddam's ground offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq.
Clinton's decree pushed southern Iraq's no-fly zone 100 kilometres (60 miles) northward, from the 32nd parallel to the 33rd parallel - and to Baghdad's southern suburbs.
Despite meeting no resistance, commanders aboard the aircraft carrier stress they intend to keep a very close watch on Saddam.
Navy Captain Larry C. Baucon said his men were ready to respond to the smallest provocation in order to prevent a second Gulf War.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our mission since the recent Tomahawk strikes into Iraq really has not changed, we're still here today flying mission over southern Iraq to enforce the 'no-fly' zone and will continue to do that. At the same time the task group that is out here is enforcing the sanctions against bringing contraband inside Iraq through our maritime interception operations. The United States navy has been in the Gulf for quite a while and we're going to stay here hopefully as a force that will not only enforce the sanctions but also to deter further aggression.
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Larry C. Baucon, Commander U.S.S Carl Vinson]
The USS Carl Vinson can accommodate 75 aircraft at a time.
Together with the US-led allies, they fly several sorties a day - Iraq said on Saturday that the alliance flew 96 flights over the expanded southern "no-fly" zone that day.
The pilots flying the missions say they have not met any significant resistance from the Iraqis.
SOUNDBITE:
"There's been a little resistance, nothing real major, nothing like we saw in the Gulf War. From my knowledge, no one's been, there haven't been any missiles fired at anybody. There's been some light anti-aircraft fire but nothing really major.
SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant Commander Trey Clukey - F-18 pilot
The US Secretary of State on Sunday told British television Sunday that Saddam Hussein must be made to pay for his acts of aggression.
He warned the US would mount more strikes if Baghdad made further incursions in the north of the country.
And if President Clinton decides to take renewed action against Iraq, the crew of the USS Carl Vinson will be ready.
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones.
According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export.
The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War.
And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy.
According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools.
The Ministry proposed projects on oil-digging and oil-processing to generate investments and increase oil export.
Saddam and his cabinet were said to have approved all proposals.
Iraqi has exported an average of one point nine (M) million barrels of oil per day during the past four months - down from previous months.
The value of the oil exported was one point seven (B) U-S dollars - a figure calculated at an average price of eight and a half dollars a barrel.
Iraq is allowed to sell up to five point two (B) billion dollars for the six-month period ending May 24.
Its oil sales are limited by the United Nations, which imposed sanctions on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
In December 1996, the Security Council agreed to allow some oil sales to finance humanitarian purchases.
Sunday's cabinet meeting came as U-S and British warplanes struck at several Iraqi air defence sites in retaliation to attacks in the northern and southern no-fly zones.
The Pentagon claims the strikes were in retaliation to Iraq's military which has continually challenged the presence of U-S and British jets over their airspace.
Iraqi TV also broadcast pictures of Saddam meeting the new mayor of Baghdad - Qasim Awwad Jasim - who was sworn in on Sunday.
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage.
In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations.
But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters.
On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes.
The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border.
It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad.
Arar is the only border crossing between the two countries and usually is used for
the overland passage of pilgrims.
Iraq said its helicopters were helping sick and exhausted pilgrims get home.
The helicopters flew into the no-fly zone, set up over southern Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War.
Since then, Iraqi aircraft have been banned from the zone, which is patrolled by American, British and French jets.
U-S government officials criticised the breach of the no-fly zone, but ruled out the use of force against aircraft carrying civilians.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, my message is that we support people in exercising their religious liberties and in living out their religious convictions everywhere in the world. And we certainly support that in the Muslim world. But we don't want to see religion, in effect, used and distorted in a way that tried to avoid the international obligations that are imposed and we intend to continue to observe the no-fly zone and continue to support the embargo until he lives up to the conditions of the United Nations resolutions. Thank you."
SUPER CAPTION: Bill Clinton, U-S President
On April 9 Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein challenged the U-N ban on international flights by sending an Iraqi Airways jet carrying 104 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
The U-S tried and failed to persuade the U-N Security Council to condemn the flight as a violation of sanctions.
The council's refusal was a diplomatic embarrassment for Washington.
Iraq appeared to be cooling its rhetoric on Tuesday.
Iraqi officials said they were not seeking confrontation with Washington, but said they did not recognise the no-fly zone.
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Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War.
Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones.
Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing
airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War.
It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights.
In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats.
He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones.
Iraqi Airways, the country's national carrier, charges 25-thousand dinars (13 US dollars) per passenger to Basra, 550 kilometres (343 miles) south of Baghdad, and 20-thousand dinars (11 US dollars) per passenger to Mosul, 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital.
The U-S military says Iraqi military planes have been frequently violating the no-fly zones with quick in-and-out forays since December 1998, when Iraq began challenging allied planes.
Under the no-fly arrangements, the Iraqi military isn't allowed to fly fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters into the zones.
There was no word on Sunday as to whether Iraq gave Britain and the United States advance notice of the domestic flights.
The resumption of domestic flights follows the arrival in Baghdad of dozens of international flights from non-governmental organizations and foreign countries seeking an end to U-N sanctions imposed to punish Iraq for invading Kuwait in 1990.
The U-S State Department warned on Friday that foreign aircraft flying into Iraq should avoid the no-fly zones because of what it called "aggressive Iraqi activities" in these areas.
Spokesman Richard Boucher said aircraft flying anywhere in Iraq could face danger but that the no-fly zones are of a particular concern.
But Boucher stopped short of saying whether the U-S and British warplanes policing the zones will intercept Iraqi passenger planes.
U-S and British jets have been patrolling the skies over northern and southern Iraq for nearly a decade, arguing that the no-fly zones are needed to protect Kurdish and Shiite Muslim minorities from Iraqi forces.
Iraq says the zones violate its sovereignty and international law.
As part of its challenges to the zones in the past two years, Iraq has been firing missiles and anti-aircraft artillery at the U-S and British warplanes.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is maybe our first flight, domestic flight, but we're hoping for international flights, worldwide, just to prove to the people outside that we'll go ahead and nothing will take us back again."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways worker
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We will have a big flight for our Iraqi Airways, and we decided to do this by purchasing aeroplanes and by leasing aeroplanes and we'll do it as quickly as possible."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Communication Minister
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I am very glad to fly again between Baghdad-Basra and Baghdad-Mosul, and we are flying in the restricted area and we have flown before in this restricted area and we are not afraid."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways pilot
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Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia.
The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area.
The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live."
Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq.
They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home.
The passengers were returning form the hajj, a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest place, Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
All able-bodied Muslims who can afford it are required to make the trip to Mecca and surrounding holy sites at least once in their life times.
An Iraqi spokesman declared their leader, Saddam Hussein, had sent the helicopters out of concern for those who found the journey arduous.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"I was very happy when I heard the news about the helicopters. Of course everything presented by our leader and our command is something not strange, especially because we have old pilgrims who need help, so we are grateful to our President because he feels with us whenever we have troubles."
SUPER CAPTION: Bder Alhilaly, Chief of Iraqi Religious Affairs
But America and their allies were more sceptical over the purpose behind such solicitousness from the Iraqi leader.
The U-S believe Iraqi President Saddam Hussein could be using the pilgrims as an excuse to defy the no-fly zone, maintained by the allies since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.
Having rested, the returning pilgrims were helped into the waiting helicopters.
Many appeared to be looking forward to the ride.
America announced it would not take action at this violation of the no-fly zone, due to the humanitarian mission of the helicopters, but would be keeping a close eye on the situation.
Any military manoeuvres would be treated as a totally different matter.
Iraq also violated the southern no-fly-zone earlier in the week, on Monday and Tuesday when it sent nine helicopters to the border to await the pilgrims' arrival across the border from Saudi Arabia.
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In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq.
Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London.
Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed.
A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes.
Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far.
The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused to cooperate with U-N inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction.
Since then Iraq has repeatedly defied the no-fly zones set up after the Gulf War to protect Iraq's Kurdish minority and Shiite Muslims.
British and American officials say their fighter jets have opened fire only after being targetted by antiaircraft missile and radar sites on the ground.
But Saddam insists the attacks were unprovoked, saying that Washington and London were "horrifying the world" with their use of military technology against an "innocent" nation.
Iraq's ability to hold out against the strikes, he reportedly said, was an inspiration to other nations that hoped to rise up against the west.
Iraqi T-V said Saddam was referring specifically to Yugoslavian Serbs, facing NATO strikes unless fighting ends in the troubled province of Kosovo.
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Iraq
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Iraq (/ɪˈræk/, 
i/ɪˈrɑːk/, or /aɪˈræk/; Arabic: العراق al-‘Irāq, Kurdish: Êraq), officially the Republic of Iraq (Arabic: 
جمهورية العراق Jumhūrīyat al-‘Irāq; Kurdish: كۆماری عێراق Komar-i ‘Êraq), is a country in Western Asia. The country borders Turkey to the north, Iran to the east, Kuwait to the southeast, Saudi Arabia to the south, Jordan to the southwest, and Syria to the west. The southern part of Iraq is within the Arabian Peninsula. The capital, Baghdad, is in the centre of the country and its largest city. The largest ethnic groups in Iraq are Arabs and Kurds. Other ethnic groups include Assyrians, Turkmen, Shabakis, Yazidis, Armenians, Mandeans, Circassians, and Kawliya. Around 95% of the country's 36 million citizens are Shia or Sunni Muslims, with Christianity, Yarsan, Yezidism, and Mandeanism also present.
Iraq has a narrow section of coastline measuring 58 km (36 mi) on the northern Persian Gulf and its territory encompasses the Mesopotamian Alluvial Plain, the northwestern end of the Zagros mountain range, and the eastern part of the Syrian Desert. Two major rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates, run south through the centre of Iraq and flow into the Shatt al-Arab near the Persian Gulf. These rivers provide Iraq with significant amounts of fertile land.
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Fly
True flies are insects of the order Diptera (from the Greek di = two, and ptera = wings). The most obvious distinction from other orders of insects is that a typical fly possesses a pair of flight wings on the mesothorax and a pair of halteres, derived from the hind wings, on the metathorax. (Some species of flies are exceptional in that they are secondarily flightless.) The only other order of insects bearing two true, functional wings plus any form of halteres are the Strepsiptera, and in contrast to the flies, the Strepsiptera bear their halteres on the mesothorax and their flight wings on the metathorax.
Taxonomy
The presence of a single pair of wings distinguishes most true flies from other insects with "fly" in their names, such as mayflies, dragonflies, damselflies, stoneflies, whiteflies, fireflies, alderflies, dobsonflies, snakeflies, sawflies, caddisflies, butterflies, or scorpionflies. However, some true flies have become secondarily wingless, for example many members of the superfamily Hippoboscoidea and some species that are inquilines in social insect colonies.
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The United States of America (USA), commonly referred to as the United States (U.S.) or America, is a federal republic composed of 50 states, a federal district, five major territories and various possessions. The 48 contiguous states and Washington, D.C., are in central North America between Canada and Mexico. The state of Alaska is in the northwestern part of North America and the state of Hawaii is an archipelago in the mid-Pacific. The territories are scattered about the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. At 3.8 million square miles (9.842 million km2) and with over 320 million people, the country is the world's third or fourth-largest by total area and the third most populous. It is one of the world's most ethnically diverse and multicultural nations, the product of large-scale immigration from many countries. The geography and climate of the United States are also extremely diverse, and the country is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
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1:04US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zonesUS releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity STORYLINE: The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing. The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions. One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles. Rumsfeld criticised Iraq for continuing to fire on US and British warplanes patrolling over two no-fly zones, saying the skirmishes are more evidence of Saddam Hussein's defiance of the international community. Iraq has fired on no-fly-zone patrols 67 times since promising on September 16 to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country, Myers said. And Rumsfeld said Iraq's claimed willingness to allow open weapons inspections was "patently false". The White House is trying to persuade both Congress and the United Nations to support resolutions authorising the use of military force against Iraq. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d9d38197687e7d20a9f9b67ba2d40f86 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:24CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
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1:29USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONEUSA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
English/Nat U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded. There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight. The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days. But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations. He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they had deliberately refrained from firing. French fighters are also patrolling the southern zone. SOUNDBITE: (English) "What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future. I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqi's are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqi's need to understand that." SUPER CAPTION: U-S Navy Captain Michael Doubleday, Pentagon Spokesman The Clinton administration had signalled to Iraq its seriousness about enforcing the no-fly zone by ordering the Nimitz carrier battle group to skip a port-call in Singapore in order to arrive on station in the Persian Gulf ahead of schedule. U-S Navy 5th Fleet ships already in the Gulf include five destroyers, three guided-missile frigates and two mine countermeasure ships. No aircraft carrier is currently in the Gulf. The no-fly zone over southern Iraq was created after the 1991 Gulf War to stop Iraqi government forces from crushing rebel groups. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/078cf997283f2065da929a389383503f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:45TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONETURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
Natural Sound In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites. The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed. A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul. Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month. A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar. A pilot whose plane is illuminated, or painted, by radar assumes he is about to be fired upon. It remained unclear whether the Iraqi sites ever opened fire on the planes, a U.S. military spokeswoman in Incirlik said. The statement added two other U-S warplanes launched precision-guided missiles at the same radar site, on the actual missile launchers. Later, U-S F-15Es, acting in self defence, fired missiles on four more Iraqi sites. A U-S Marine EA-6B Prowler also fired a high-speed anti-radiation missile after being targeted by a radar-guided anti-aircraft artillery system. Tensions in the region have been high due to repeated confrontations between U-S and Iraqi forces in the northern and southern "no-fly" zones, set up after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish and Shiite minorities in Iraq. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has vowed to fight allied planes entering his country's airspace, saying the no-fly zones violate international law. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/66fd205592ceefc391d7930c8f7eb9fc Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:06Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
T/I 10:23:01 Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq. He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space. SHOWS BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996 Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law; Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If the US commits another stupidity in attacking us that will mean more isolation for Clinton and the US from the Security Council. The upgrade of the matter is related to the US elections. It is far from a civilised act. Clinton and Dole are competing to see who can hit Iraq first... but after that everything will go against them. Street scene; Vs people in street; Vs newspaper headlines; CU headlines; Man reading paper; Market scenes; Ws bus station, people leaving for Sulaymaniyah, and Arbil SOT man in Arabic: "I am very happy I can travel freely to the north again... we are happy that Talabani has left Wide of bus station. 2.05 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/0b84fff63572750b1e8f295c23f13646 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:34PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONEPERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
English / Nat American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week. This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles. The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq. From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq. So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes. The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders of President Bill Clinton in response to Saddam's ground offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq. Clinton's decree pushed southern Iraq's no-fly zone 100 kilometres (60 miles) northward, from the 32nd parallel to the 33rd parallel - and to Baghdad's southern suburbs. Despite meeting no resistance, commanders aboard the aircraft carrier stress they intend to keep a very close watch on Saddam. Navy Captain Larry C. Baucon said his men were ready to respond to the smallest provocation in order to prevent a second Gulf War. SOUNDBITE: "Our mission since the recent Tomahawk strikes into Iraq really has not changed, we're still here today flying mission over southern Iraq to enforce the 'no-fly' zone and will continue to do that. At the same time the task group that is out here is enforcing the sanctions against bringing contraband inside Iraq through our maritime interception operations. The United States navy has been in the Gulf for quite a while and we're going to stay here hopefully as a force that will not only enforce the sanctions but also to deter further aggression. SUPER CAPTION: Captain Larry C. Baucon, Commander U.S.S Carl Vinson] The USS Carl Vinson can accommodate 75 aircraft at a time. Together with the US-led allies, they fly several sorties a day - Iraq said on Saturday that the alliance flew 96 flights over the expanded southern "no-fly" zone that day. The pilots flying the missions say they have not met any significant resistance from the Iraqis. SOUNDBITE: "There's been a little resistance, nothing real major, nothing like we saw in the Gulf War. From my knowledge, no one's been, there haven't been any missiles fired at anybody. There's been some light anti-aircraft fire but nothing really major. SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant Commander Trey Clukey - F-18 pilot The US Secretary of State on Sunday told British television Sunday that Saddam Hussein must be made to pay for his acts of aggression. He warned the US would mount more strikes if Baghdad made further incursions in the north of the country. And if President Clinton decides to take renewed action against Iraq, the crew of the USS Carl Vinson will be ready. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/46f747a1ddb1bce4e9abc9593ecc7100 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:30IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINETIRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
Farsi/Nat Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones. According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export. The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War. And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy. According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools. The Ministry proposed projects on oil-digging and oil-processing to generate investments and increase oil export. Saddam and his cabinet were said to have approved all proposals. Iraqi has exported an average of one point nine (M) million barrels of oil per day during the past four months - down from previous months. The value of the oil exported was one point seven (B) U-S dollars - a figure calculated at an average price of eight and a half dollars a barrel. Iraq is allowed to sell up to five point two (B) billion dollars for the six-month period ending May 24. Its oil sales are limited by the United Nations, which imposed sanctions on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait. In December 1996, the Security Council agreed to allow some oil sales to finance humanitarian purchases. Sunday's cabinet meeting came as U-S and British warplanes struck at several Iraqi air defence sites in retaliation to attacks in the northern and southern no-fly zones. The Pentagon claims the strikes were in retaliation to Iraq's military which has continually challenged the presence of U-S and British jets over their airspace. Iraqi TV also broadcast pictures of Saddam meeting the new mayor of Baghdad - Qasim Awwad Jasim - who was sworn in on Sunday. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/1f985378d6e9e28dec1e118075925811 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:04IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONEIRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
English/Nat Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage. In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations. But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters. On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes. The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border. It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad. Arar is the only border crossing between the two countries and usually is used for the overland passage of pilgrims. Iraq said its helicopters were helping sick and exhausted pilgrims get home. The helicopters flew into the no-fly zone, set up over southern Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War. Since then, Iraqi aircraft have been banned from the zone, which is patrolled by American, British and French jets. U-S government officials criticised the breach of the no-fly zone, but ruled out the use of force against aircraft carrying civilians. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Well, my message is that we support people in exercising their religious liberties and in living out their religious convictions everywhere in the world. And we certainly support that in the Muslim world. But we don't want to see religion, in effect, used and distorted in a way that tried to avoid the international obligations that are imposed and we intend to continue to observe the no-fly zone and continue to support the embargo until he lives up to the conditions of the United Nations resolutions. Thank you." SUPER CAPTION: Bill Clinton, U-S President On April 9 Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein challenged the U-N ban on international flights by sending an Iraqi Airways jet carrying 104 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia. The U-S tried and failed to persuade the U-N Security Council to condemn the flight as a violation of sanctions. The council's refusal was a diplomatic embarrassment for Washington. Iraq appeared to be cooling its rhetoric on Tuesday. Iraqi officials said they were not seeking confrontation with Washington, but said they did not recognise the no-fly zone. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/da55791c1ab26259cd8e86239929e40f Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:25IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMEDIRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
English/Nat XFA Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War. Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones. Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War. It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights. In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats. He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones. Iraqi Airways, the country's national carrier, charges 25-thousand dinars (13 US dollars) per passenger to Basra, 550 kilometres (343 miles) south of Baghdad, and 20-thousand dinars (11 US dollars) per passenger to Mosul, 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital. The U-S military says Iraqi military planes have been frequently violating the no-fly zones with quick in-and-out forays since December 1998, when Iraq began challenging allied planes. Under the no-fly arrangements, the Iraqi military isn't allowed to fly fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters into the zones. There was no word on Sunday as to whether Iraq gave Britain and the United States advance notice of the domestic flights. The resumption of domestic flights follows the arrival in Baghdad of dozens of international flights from non-governmental organizations and foreign countries seeking an end to U-N sanctions imposed to punish Iraq for invading Kuwait in 1990. The U-S State Department warned on Friday that foreign aircraft flying into Iraq should avoid the no-fly zones because of what it called "aggressive Iraqi activities" in these areas. Spokesman Richard Boucher said aircraft flying anywhere in Iraq could face danger but that the no-fly zones are of a particular concern. But Boucher stopped short of saying whether the U-S and British warplanes policing the zones will intercept Iraqi passenger planes. U-S and British jets have been patrolling the skies over northern and southern Iraq for nearly a decade, arguing that the no-fly zones are needed to protect Kurdish and Shiite Muslim minorities from Iraqi forces. Iraq says the zones violate its sovereignty and international law. As part of its challenges to the zones in the past two years, Iraq has been firing missiles and anti-aircraft artillery at the U-S and British warplanes. SOUNDBITE: (English) "This is maybe our first flight, domestic flight, but we're hoping for international flights, worldwide, just to prove to the people outside that we'll go ahead and nothing will take us back again." SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways worker SOUNDBITE: (English) "We will have a big flight for our Iraqi Airways, and we decided to do this by purchasing aeroplanes and by leasing aeroplanes and we'll do it as quickly as possible." SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Communication Minister SOUNDBITE: (English) "Well, I am very glad to fly again between Baghdad-Basra and Baghdad-Mosul, and we are flying in the restricted area and we have flown before in this restricted area and we are not afraid." SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways pilot You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/fdd13773930835a14a8874140d76927c Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:15IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONEIRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
Arabic/Nat Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia. The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area. The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live." Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq. They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home. The passengers were returning form the hajj, a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest place, Mecca in Saudi Arabia. All able-bodied Muslims who can afford it are required to make the trip to Mecca and surrounding holy sites at least once in their life times. An Iraqi spokesman declared their leader, Saddam Hussein, had sent the helicopters out of concern for those who found the journey arduous. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) "I was very happy when I heard the news about the helicopters. Of course everything presented by our leader and our command is something not strange, especially because we have old pilgrims who need help, so we are grateful to our President because he feels with us whenever we have troubles." SUPER CAPTION: Bder Alhilaly, Chief of Iraqi Religious Affairs But America and their allies were more sceptical over the purpose behind such solicitousness from the Iraqi leader. The U-S believe Iraqi President Saddam Hussein could be using the pilgrims as an excuse to defy the no-fly zone, maintained by the allies since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990. Having rested, the returning pilgrims were helped into the waiting helicopters. Many appeared to be looking forward to the ride. America announced it would not take action at this violation of the no-fly zone, due to the humanitarian mission of the helicopters, but would be keeping a close eye on the situation. Any military manoeuvres would be treated as a totally different matter. Iraq also violated the southern no-fly-zone earlier in the week, on Monday and Tuesday when it sent nine helicopters to the border to await the pilgrims' arrival across the border from Saudi Arabia. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/176c58f5dab155dbb4c1d8a8bf17bd81 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:56This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets EnforcedThis Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars. From: AIR WARRIORS: Prowler/Growler http://bit.ly/1XQKV1G -
1:49IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERSIRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
Natural Sound Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team. The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq. Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London. Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed. A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes. Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far. The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused to cooperate with U-N inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction. Since then Iraq has repeatedly defied the no-fly zones set up after the Gulf War to protect Iraq's Kurdish minority and Shiite Muslims. British and American officials say their fighter jets have opened fire only after being targetted by antiaircraft missile and radar sites on the ground. But Saddam insists the attacks were unprovoked, saying that Washington and London were "horrifying the world" with their use of military technology against an "innocent" nation. Iraq's ability to hold out against the strikes, he reportedly said, was an inspiration to other nations that hoped to rise up against the west. Iraqi T-V said Saddam was referring specifically to Yugoslavian Serbs, facing NATO strikes unless fighting ends in the troubled province of Kosovo. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/19e93a7097c962c0ac591286e3a8c8dd Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:40Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly ZonesRussia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect http://www.dw.com/en/russia-says-syria-safe-zones-will-go-into-effect/a-38731977 Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/contractorus/ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/contractorus Subscribe YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/uscontra... Contact Email: americancontractor@gmail.com -
22:17US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740bUS Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com Report date: 8.12.2015 Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria. All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site. Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22 Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with these videos shall not be construed as the actual events that are taking place. Intro Music: YouTube Free Music: Warrior Strife by Jingle Punks Fair Use Notice: This video contains some copyrighted material whose use has not been authorized by the copyright owners. We believe that this not-for-profit, educational, and/or criticism or commentary use on the Web constitutes a fair use of the copyrighted material (as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. If you wish to use this copyrighted material for purposes that go beyond fair use, you must obtain permission from the copyright owner. Fair Use notwithstanding we will immediately comply with any copyright owner who wants their material removed or modified, wants us to link to their web site, or wants us to add their photo. The X22 Report is "one man's opinion". Anything that is said on the report is either opinion, criticism, information or commentary, If making any type of investment or legal decision it would be wise to contact or consult a professional before making that decision. -
2:19Kuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over Iraq
Kuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over IraqKuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over Iraq
T/I 10:43:26 The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9). SHOWS: KUWAIT, 15/9; MS of Perry arrival into room; SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take"; cutaway; SOT continues: "That is still a possibility. cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch... cutaway SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parrallel, and we will take whatever action we deem necessary to protect our air crews, no one should doubt that"; MS of perry departure with kuwaiti delegation; perry up to plane; WS of us airforce plane 2.18 You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/ac42cb5b58e5bbb0e1f34dbbd03440e7 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:17IRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONE
IRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONEIRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONE
Arabic/Nat Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones. Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad. The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday. Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca. The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War. Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones. The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the initial flights to Saudi Arabia violated U-N sanctions. But the U-S had said it would tolerate the flights through the no-fly-zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature. It added it would not accept major military movements in the area. Iraqi's hailed the flights as a victory. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) "We have broken the unjust embargo imposed against Iraq by the countries of the aggressors." SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi cleric The southern no-fly zone was set up by the United States, Britain and France after the Gulf War to protect Shiite Muslims there following the Gulf War. A separate northern no-fly-zone was set up by the United States and its allies in September to protect rebellious Kurds from Saddam's forces. The zones bar Iraqi flights in about two-thirds of the country. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/68c242572a1edb7d4d5930af4bf4962b Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:25UN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACK
UN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACKUN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACK
English/Nat Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site. Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable. The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone. Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive. SOUNDBITE (English) "This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected by Iraq as by other international communities; it's a violation of the Iraqi sovereign rights and Iraq is really fed up with that no-fly zone." SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN Hamdoon added that the no-fly zone was not of the U-N's making but of America and Britain. SOUNDBITE (English) "The U-N has nothing to do with this whole no-fly zone, it has not been established under any United Nations resolution, it was a unilateral act by the United States and Britain. Iraq intends to keep up its cooperation with the U-N as long as the process of the lifting of the sanctions is moving. This is a military aggression against Iraq that has been rejected by both my government and I think also by the international governments." SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN U-N Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov said that the attack was a setback for the region. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Well any shooting, any shelling, any missile launching is going to increase tension in the area but I hope that this time the sides would not aggravate the situation further. We don't need aggravation, what we need is to implement security council resolutions so that the disarmament of Iraq - and I do think that UNSCOM is making some progress lately with cooperation from Iraq - and we don't want the spirit of cooperation to be undermined. So I hope that we all concentrate on the main thing: to remove the threat to the Persian Gulf area and I believe we're not that far away from this." SUPER CAPTION: Sergei Lavrov, Russian Ambassador to the UN The no-fly zone was set up in 1991 by the United States, France and Britain. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/4e6fc5e1160a43dc8d0769c59a2a08f4 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:29USA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRY
USA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRYUSA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRY
English/Nat Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country. Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas. Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country. Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country. Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building. UPSOUND: (English) Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on." SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN from Iraq And he continued to be evasive when asked about Iraq withdrawing from the northern safe areas. SOUNDBITE: (English) Reporter: Can you say your army will definitely withdraw from the north to its original position? "What do mean from by the north?" " No, no I would like to tell you something, please look at the map of Iraq. The city of Mosul which is the third biggest city of Iraq, with majority of Arab inhabitants inside the no fly zone. We don't recognize this no fly zone, it's illegal. It has nothing to do with security council resolutions, and we are determined to resist it, that's all thank you very much." SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Iraq's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN The United States has called for the United Nations Security Council to meet later Tuesday to discuss the developments in Iraq. The 15 member council had been scheduled to meet to renew economic sanctions against Iraq but the agenda will likely be expanded to discuss other issues. But U.N. diplomats doubt the Security Council will line up behind Washington on the attacks because the U.N. resolution cited does not specifically authorize the use of force, nor does it establish no fly zones. The official word from the United Nations was measured and focused on the efforts to resume humanitarian aid. SOUNDBITE: (English) " Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali is concerned over the impact of the latest events which clearly will adversely affect the implementation of our programs for humanitarian assistance. The Secretary General hopes that tensions will quickly subside so that we can get on with our work of alleviating the suffering which affects all segments of the Iraqi population." SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN SOUNDBITE: (English) "Right now what we've done is delay deployment of the oil inspectors and the goods inspectors but it's clear because of the deterioration of the security situation there will be some postponement, we're hoping it won't be a long postponement, we're hoping we'll be able to get back to work." SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN The deteriorating situation was expected to complicate the range of activities undertaken by the UN in Iraq. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/d211e07a5cbbecbfda98da3b953e6386 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
0:50USA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
USA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQUSA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
English/Nat U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes. But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks. It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes. William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq. He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone. But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We have indicated to the Iraqis that we insist upon compliance. We have taken measures that will make it more difficult for them to flaunt the no-fly zone restrictions and we will have to wait and see. We intend to enforce the no-fly zone. We have communicated that to the Iraqis" SUPER CAPTION: Defence Secretary William Cohen No actions have been taken in the skies over southern Iraq so far - despite repeated violations of the no-fly zone. It's thought that Iraqi fighters were in the zone as recently as Tuesday, without drawing fire from allied planes. U-S officials have so far declined to say whether U-S planes had been in a position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they deliberately refrained from shooting them down. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/f8603e21b4fddba6d06640a2eb7d81c2 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:20IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAY
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAYIRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAY
Natural Sound XFA Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance. Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran. The play, asks an imaginary question. What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not? The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law. At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors. The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz and many other officials. Also on Saturday, a spokesman for the Iraqi military told the official news agency that Iraqi air defence units hit an enemy plane which came from the Saudi airspace. The spokesman reported that the enemy warplanes entered Iraqi skies from the Saudi and Kuwaiti airspace on Saturday morning. No indication was given of whether the plane was brought down in the attack. But the incident was thought to have occurred in the southern no-fly zone. U-S and British warplanes enforce no-fly zones over north and south Iraq to protect groups opposed to the Baghdad government. Iraq does not recognise the zones. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/be396bff48025acef84d339b06d81a9d Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity STORYLINE: The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing. The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions. One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles. ...
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CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
Eliot Spitzer looks at three types of no-fly zones and how they worked in Iraq and Bosnia.
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USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
English/Nat U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded. There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight. The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days. But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations. He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire ...
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TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
Natural Sound In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites. The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed. A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul. Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month. A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar. A pilot w...
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Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
T/I 10:23:01 Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq. He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space. SHOWS BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996 Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law; Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If t...
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PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
English / Nat American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week. This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles. The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq. From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq. So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes. The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders...
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
Farsi/Nat Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones. According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export. The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War. And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy. According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools. The Min...
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IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
English/Nat Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage. In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations. But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters. On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes. The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border. It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad....
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IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
English/Nat XFA Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War. Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones. Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War. It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights. In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats. He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones. Iraqi Airwa...
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IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
Arabic/Nat Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia. The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area. The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live." Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq. They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home. The passengers were returni...
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This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars. From: AIR WARRIORS: Prowler/Growler http://bit.ly/1XQKV1G
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
Natural Sound Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team. The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq. Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London. Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed. A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes. Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far. The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused t...
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Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect http://www.dw.com/en/russia-says-syria-safe-zones-will-go-into-effect/a-38731977 Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/contractorus/ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/contractorus Subscribe YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/uscontra... Contact Email: americancontractor@gmail.com
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com Report date: 8.12.2015 Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria. All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site. Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22 Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with the...
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Kuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over Iraq
T/I 10:43:26 The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9). SHOWS: KUWAIT, 15/9; MS of Perry arrival into room; SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take"; cutaway; SOT continues: "That is still a possibility. cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch... cutaway SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parralle...
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IRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONE
Arabic/Nat Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones. Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad. The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday. Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca. The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War. Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones. The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the ...
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UN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACK
English/Nat Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site. Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable. The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone. Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive. SOUNDBITE (English) "This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected...
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USA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRY
English/Nat Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country. Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas. Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country. Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country. Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building. UPSOUND: (English) Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on." SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Pe...
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USA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
English/Nat U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes. But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks. It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes. William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq. He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone. But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued. SOUND...
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAY
Natural Sound XFA Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance. Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran. The play, asks an imaginary question. What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not? The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law. At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors. The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister ...
published: 21 Jul 2015
US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
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1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-...
1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity
STORYLINE:
The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing.
The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions.
One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles.
Rumsfeld criticised Iraq for continuing to fire on US and British warplanes patrolling over two no-fly zones, saying the skirmishes are more evidence of Saddam Hussein's defiance of the international community.
Iraq has fired on no-fly-zone patrols 67 times since promising on September 16 to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country, Myers said.
And Rumsfeld said Iraq's claimed willingness to allow open weapons inspections was "patently false".
The White House is trying to persuade both Congress and the United Nations to support resolutions authorising the use of military force against Iraq.
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1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity
STORYLINE:
The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing.
The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions.
One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles.
Rumsfeld criticised Iraq for continuing to fire on US and British warplanes patrolling over two no-fly zones, saying the skirmishes are more evidence of Saddam Hussein's defiance of the international community.
Iraq has fired on no-fly-zone patrols 67 times since promising on September 16 to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country, Myers said.
And Rumsfeld said Iraq's claimed willingness to allow open weapons inspections was "patently false".
The White House is trying to persuade both Congress and the United Nations to support resolutions authorising the use of military force against Iraq.
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CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
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Eliot Spitzer looks at three types of no-fly zones and how they worked in Iraq and Bosnia.
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USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
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U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, b...
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U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded.
There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight.
The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days.
But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations.
He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they had deliberately refrained from firing.
French fighters are also patrolling the southern zone.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future. I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqi's are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqi's need to understand that."
SUPER CAPTION: U-S Navy Captain Michael Doubleday, Pentagon Spokesman
The Clinton administration had signalled to Iraq its seriousness about enforcing the no-fly zone by ordering the Nimitz carrier battle group to skip a port-call in Singapore in order to arrive on station in the Persian Gulf ahead of schedule.
U-S Navy 5th Fleet ships already in the Gulf include five destroyers, three guided-missile frigates and two mine countermeasure ships.
No aircraft carrier is currently in the Gulf.
The no-fly zone over southern Iraq was created after the 1991 Gulf War to stop Iraqi government forces from crushing rebel groups.
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U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded.
There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight.
The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days.
But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations.
He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they had deliberately refrained from firing.
French fighters are also patrolling the southern zone.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future. I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqi's are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqi's need to understand that."
SUPER CAPTION: U-S Navy Captain Michael Doubleday, Pentagon Spokesman
The Clinton administration had signalled to Iraq its seriousness about enforcing the no-fly zone by ordering the Nimitz carrier battle group to skip a port-call in Singapore in order to arrive on station in the Persian Gulf ahead of schedule.
U-S Navy 5th Fleet ships already in the Gulf include five destroyers, three guided-missile frigates and two mine countermeasure ships.
No aircraft carrier is currently in the Gulf.
The no-fly zone over southern Iraq was created after the 1991 Gulf War to stop Iraqi government forces from crushing rebel groups.
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TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
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In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence s...
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In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites.
The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed.
A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul.
Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month.
A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar.
A pilot whose plane is illuminated, or painted, by radar assumes he is about to be fired upon.
It remained unclear whether the Iraqi sites ever opened fire on the planes, a U.S. military spokeswoman in Incirlik said.
The statement added two other U-S warplanes launched precision-guided missiles at the same radar site, on the actual missile launchers.
Later, U-S F-15Es, acting in self defence, fired missiles on four more Iraqi sites.
A U-S Marine EA-6B Prowler also fired a high-speed anti-radiation missile after being targeted by a radar-guided
anti-aircraft artillery system.
Tensions in the region have been high due to repeated confrontations between U-S and Iraqi forces in the northern and southern "no-fly" zones, set up after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish and Shiite minorities in Iraq.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has vowed to fight allied planes entering his country's airspace, saying the no-fly zones violate international law.
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In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites.
The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed.
A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul.
Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month.
A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar.
A pilot whose plane is illuminated, or painted, by radar assumes he is about to be fired upon.
It remained unclear whether the Iraqi sites ever opened fire on the planes, a U.S. military spokeswoman in Incirlik said.
The statement added two other U-S warplanes launched precision-guided missiles at the same radar site, on the actual missile launchers.
Later, U-S F-15Es, acting in self defence, fired missiles on four more Iraqi sites.
A U-S Marine EA-6B Prowler also fired a high-speed anti-radiation missile after being targeted by a radar-guided
anti-aircraft artillery system.
Tensions in the region have been high due to repeated confrontations between U-S and Iraqi forces in the northern and southern "no-fly" zones, set up after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish and Shiite minorities in Iraq.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has vowed to fight allied planes entering his country's airspace, saying the no-fly zones violate international law.
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Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
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Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of t...
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Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the
United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq.
He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space.
SHOWS
BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996
Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law;
Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If the US commits another stupidity in attacking us that will mean more isolation for Clinton and the US from the Security Council. The upgrade of the matter is related to the US elections. It is far from a civilised act. Clinton and Dole are competing to see who can hit Iraq first... but after that everything will go against them.
Street scene;
Vs people in street;
Vs newspaper headlines;
CU headlines;
Man reading paper;
Market scenes;
Ws bus station, people leaving for Sulaymaniyah, and Arbil
SOT man in Arabic: "I am very happy I can travel freely to the north again... we are happy that Talabani has left
Wide of bus station.
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Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the
United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq.
He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space.
SHOWS
BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996
Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law;
Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If the US commits another stupidity in attacking us that will mean more isolation for Clinton and the US from the Security Council. The upgrade of the matter is related to the US elections. It is far from a civilised act. Clinton and Dole are competing to see who can hit Iraq first... but after that everything will go against them.
Street scene;
Vs people in street;
Vs newspaper headlines;
CU headlines;
Man reading paper;
Market scenes;
Ws bus station, people leaving for Sulaymaniyah, and Arbil
SOT man in Arabic: "I am very happy I can travel freely to the north again... we are happy that Talabani has left
Wide of bus station.
2.05
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PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarge...
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week.
This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles.
The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq.
From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq.
So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes.
The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders of President Bill Clinton in response to Saddam's ground offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq.
Clinton's decree pushed southern Iraq's no-fly zone 100 kilometres (60 miles) northward, from the 32nd parallel to the 33rd parallel - and to Baghdad's southern suburbs.
Despite meeting no resistance, commanders aboard the aircraft carrier stress they intend to keep a very close watch on Saddam.
Navy Captain Larry C. Baucon said his men were ready to respond to the smallest provocation in order to prevent a second Gulf War.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our mission since the recent Tomahawk strikes into Iraq really has not changed, we're still here today flying mission over southern Iraq to enforce the 'no-fly' zone and will continue to do that. At the same time the task group that is out here is enforcing the sanctions against bringing contraband inside Iraq through our maritime interception operations. The United States navy has been in the Gulf for quite a while and we're going to stay here hopefully as a force that will not only enforce the sanctions but also to deter further aggression.
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Larry C. Baucon, Commander U.S.S Carl Vinson]
The USS Carl Vinson can accommodate 75 aircraft at a time.
Together with the US-led allies, they fly several sorties a day - Iraq said on Saturday that the alliance flew 96 flights over the expanded southern "no-fly" zone that day.
The pilots flying the missions say they have not met any significant resistance from the Iraqis.
SOUNDBITE:
"There's been a little resistance, nothing real major, nothing like we saw in the Gulf War. From my knowledge, no one's been, there haven't been any missiles fired at anybody. There's been some light anti-aircraft fire but nothing really major.
SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant Commander Trey Clukey - F-18 pilot
The US Secretary of State on Sunday told British television Sunday that Saddam Hussein must be made to pay for his acts of aggression.
He warned the US would mount more strikes if Baghdad made further incursions in the north of the country.
And if President Clinton decides to take renewed action against Iraq, the crew of the USS Carl Vinson will be ready.
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week.
This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles.
The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq.
From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq.
So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes.
The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders of President Bill Clinton in response to Saddam's ground offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq.
Clinton's decree pushed southern Iraq's no-fly zone 100 kilometres (60 miles) northward, from the 32nd parallel to the 33rd parallel - and to Baghdad's southern suburbs.
Despite meeting no resistance, commanders aboard the aircraft carrier stress they intend to keep a very close watch on Saddam.
Navy Captain Larry C. Baucon said his men were ready to respond to the smallest provocation in order to prevent a second Gulf War.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our mission since the recent Tomahawk strikes into Iraq really has not changed, we're still here today flying mission over southern Iraq to enforce the 'no-fly' zone and will continue to do that. At the same time the task group that is out here is enforcing the sanctions against bringing contraband inside Iraq through our maritime interception operations. The United States navy has been in the Gulf for quite a while and we're going to stay here hopefully as a force that will not only enforce the sanctions but also to deter further aggression.
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Larry C. Baucon, Commander U.S.S Carl Vinson]
The USS Carl Vinson can accommodate 75 aircraft at a time.
Together with the US-led allies, they fly several sorties a day - Iraq said on Saturday that the alliance flew 96 flights over the expanded southern "no-fly" zone that day.
The pilots flying the missions say they have not met any significant resistance from the Iraqis.
SOUNDBITE:
"There's been a little resistance, nothing real major, nothing like we saw in the Gulf War. From my knowledge, no one's been, there haven't been any missiles fired at anybody. There's been some light anti-aircraft fire but nothing really major.
SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant Commander Trey Clukey - F-18 pilot
The US Secretary of State on Sunday told British television Sunday that Saddam Hussein must be made to pay for his acts of aggression.
He warned the US would mount more strikes if Baghdad made further incursions in the north of the country.
And if President Clinton decides to take renewed action against Iraq, the crew of the USS Carl Vinson will be ready.
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British j...
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones.
According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export.
The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War.
And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy.
According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools.
The Ministry proposed projects on oil-digging and oil-processing to generate investments and increase oil export.
Saddam and his cabinet were said to have approved all proposals.
Iraqi has exported an average of one point nine (M) million barrels of oil per day during the past four months - down from previous months.
The value of the oil exported was one point seven (B) U-S dollars - a figure calculated at an average price of eight and a half dollars a barrel.
Iraq is allowed to sell up to five point two (B) billion dollars for the six-month period ending May 24.
Its oil sales are limited by the United Nations, which imposed sanctions on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
In December 1996, the Security Council agreed to allow some oil sales to finance humanitarian purchases.
Sunday's cabinet meeting came as U-S and British warplanes struck at several Iraqi air defence sites in retaliation to attacks in the northern and southern no-fly zones.
The Pentagon claims the strikes were in retaliation to Iraq's military which has continually challenged the presence of U-S and British jets over their airspace.
Iraqi TV also broadcast pictures of Saddam meeting the new mayor of Baghdad - Qasim Awwad Jasim - who was sworn in on Sunday.
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones.
According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export.
The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War.
And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy.
According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools.
The Ministry proposed projects on oil-digging and oil-processing to generate investments and increase oil export.
Saddam and his cabinet were said to have approved all proposals.
Iraqi has exported an average of one point nine (M) million barrels of oil per day during the past four months - down from previous months.
The value of the oil exported was one point seven (B) U-S dollars - a figure calculated at an average price of eight and a half dollars a barrel.
Iraq is allowed to sell up to five point two (B) billion dollars for the six-month period ending May 24.
Its oil sales are limited by the United Nations, which imposed sanctions on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
In December 1996, the Security Council agreed to allow some oil sales to finance humanitarian purchases.
Sunday's cabinet meeting came as U-S and British warplanes struck at several Iraqi air defence sites in retaliation to attacks in the northern and southern no-fly zones.
The Pentagon claims the strikes were in retaliation to Iraq's military which has continually challenged the presence of U-S and British jets over their airspace.
Iraqi TV also broadcast pictures of Saddam meeting the new mayor of Baghdad - Qasim Awwad Jasim - who was sworn in on Sunday.
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IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning f...
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage.
In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations.
But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters.
On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes.
The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border.
It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad.
Arar is the only border crossing between the two countries and usually is used for
the overland passage of pilgrims.
Iraq said its helicopters were helping sick and exhausted pilgrims get home.
The helicopters flew into the no-fly zone, set up over southern Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War.
Since then, Iraqi aircraft have been banned from the zone, which is patrolled by American, British and French jets.
U-S government officials criticised the breach of the no-fly zone, but ruled out the use of force against aircraft carrying civilians.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, my message is that we support people in exercising their religious liberties and in living out their religious convictions everywhere in the world. And we certainly support that in the Muslim world. But we don't want to see religion, in effect, used and distorted in a way that tried to avoid the international obligations that are imposed and we intend to continue to observe the no-fly zone and continue to support the embargo until he lives up to the conditions of the United Nations resolutions. Thank you."
SUPER CAPTION: Bill Clinton, U-S President
On April 9 Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein challenged the U-N ban on international flights by sending an Iraqi Airways jet carrying 104 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
The U-S tried and failed to persuade the U-N Security Council to condemn the flight as a violation of sanctions.
The council's refusal was a diplomatic embarrassment for Washington.
Iraq appeared to be cooling its rhetoric on Tuesday.
Iraqi officials said they were not seeking confrontation with Washington, but said they did not recognise the no-fly zone.
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage.
In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations.
But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters.
On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes.
The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border.
It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad.
Arar is the only border crossing between the two countries and usually is used for
the overland passage of pilgrims.
Iraq said its helicopters were helping sick and exhausted pilgrims get home.
The helicopters flew into the no-fly zone, set up over southern Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War.
Since then, Iraqi aircraft have been banned from the zone, which is patrolled by American, British and French jets.
U-S government officials criticised the breach of the no-fly zone, but ruled out the use of force against aircraft carrying civilians.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, my message is that we support people in exercising their religious liberties and in living out their religious convictions everywhere in the world. And we certainly support that in the Muslim world. But we don't want to see religion, in effect, used and distorted in a way that tried to avoid the international obligations that are imposed and we intend to continue to observe the no-fly zone and continue to support the embargo until he lives up to the conditions of the United Nations resolutions. Thank you."
SUPER CAPTION: Bill Clinton, U-S President
On April 9 Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein challenged the U-N ban on international flights by sending an Iraqi Airways jet carrying 104 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
The U-S tried and failed to persuade the U-N Security Council to condemn the flight as a violation of sanctions.
The council's refusal was a diplomatic embarrassment for Washington.
Iraq appeared to be cooling its rhetoric on Tuesday.
Iraqi officials said they were not seeking confrontation with Washington, but said they did not recognise the no-fly zone.
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IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
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Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since sho...
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Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War.
Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones.
Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing
airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War.
It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights.
In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats.
He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones.
Iraqi Airways, the country's national carrier, charges 25-thousand dinars (13 US dollars) per passenger to Basra, 550 kilometres (343 miles) south of Baghdad, and 20-thousand dinars (11 US dollars) per passenger to Mosul, 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital.
The U-S military says Iraqi military planes have been frequently violating the no-fly zones with quick in-and-out forays since December 1998, when Iraq began challenging allied planes.
Under the no-fly arrangements, the Iraqi military isn't allowed to fly fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters into the zones.
There was no word on Sunday as to whether Iraq gave Britain and the United States advance notice of the domestic flights.
The resumption of domestic flights follows the arrival in Baghdad of dozens of international flights from non-governmental organizations and foreign countries seeking an end to U-N sanctions imposed to punish Iraq for invading Kuwait in 1990.
The U-S State Department warned on Friday that foreign aircraft flying into Iraq should avoid the no-fly zones because of what it called "aggressive Iraqi activities" in these areas.
Spokesman Richard Boucher said aircraft flying anywhere in Iraq could face danger but that the no-fly zones are of a particular concern.
But Boucher stopped short of saying whether the U-S and British warplanes policing the zones will intercept Iraqi passenger planes.
U-S and British jets have been patrolling the skies over northern and southern Iraq for nearly a decade, arguing that the no-fly zones are needed to protect Kurdish and Shiite Muslim minorities from Iraqi forces.
Iraq says the zones violate its sovereignty and international law.
As part of its challenges to the zones in the past two years, Iraq has been firing missiles and anti-aircraft artillery at the U-S and British warplanes.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is maybe our first flight, domestic flight, but we're hoping for international flights, worldwide, just to prove to the people outside that we'll go ahead and nothing will take us back again."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways worker
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We will have a big flight for our Iraqi Airways, and we decided to do this by purchasing aeroplanes and by leasing aeroplanes and we'll do it as quickly as possible."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Communication Minister
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I am very glad to fly again between Baghdad-Basra and Baghdad-Mosul, and we are flying in the restricted area and we have flown before in this restricted area and we are not afraid."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways pilot
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Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War.
Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones.
Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing
airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War.
It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights.
In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats.
He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones.
Iraqi Airways, the country's national carrier, charges 25-thousand dinars (13 US dollars) per passenger to Basra, 550 kilometres (343 miles) south of Baghdad, and 20-thousand dinars (11 US dollars) per passenger to Mosul, 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital.
The U-S military says Iraqi military planes have been frequently violating the no-fly zones with quick in-and-out forays since December 1998, when Iraq began challenging allied planes.
Under the no-fly arrangements, the Iraqi military isn't allowed to fly fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters into the zones.
There was no word on Sunday as to whether Iraq gave Britain and the United States advance notice of the domestic flights.
The resumption of domestic flights follows the arrival in Baghdad of dozens of international flights from non-governmental organizations and foreign countries seeking an end to U-N sanctions imposed to punish Iraq for invading Kuwait in 1990.
The U-S State Department warned on Friday that foreign aircraft flying into Iraq should avoid the no-fly zones because of what it called "aggressive Iraqi activities" in these areas.
Spokesman Richard Boucher said aircraft flying anywhere in Iraq could face danger but that the no-fly zones are of a particular concern.
But Boucher stopped short of saying whether the U-S and British warplanes policing the zones will intercept Iraqi passenger planes.
U-S and British jets have been patrolling the skies over northern and southern Iraq for nearly a decade, arguing that the no-fly zones are needed to protect Kurdish and Shiite Muslim minorities from Iraqi forces.
Iraq says the zones violate its sovereignty and international law.
As part of its challenges to the zones in the past two years, Iraq has been firing missiles and anti-aircraft artillery at the U-S and British warplanes.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is maybe our first flight, domestic flight, but we're hoping for international flights, worldwide, just to prove to the people outside that we'll go ahead and nothing will take us back again."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways worker
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We will have a big flight for our Iraqi Airways, and we decided to do this by purchasing aeroplanes and by leasing aeroplanes and we'll do it as quickly as possible."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Communication Minister
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I am very glad to fly again between Baghdad-Basra and Baghdad-Mosul, and we are flying in the restricted area and we have flown before in this restricted area and we are not afraid."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways pilot
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IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
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Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Sa...
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Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia.
The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area.
The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live."
Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq.
They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home.
The passengers were returning form the hajj, a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest place, Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
All able-bodied Muslims who can afford it are required to make the trip to Mecca and surrounding holy sites at least once in their life times.
An Iraqi spokesman declared their leader, Saddam Hussein, had sent the helicopters out of concern for those who found the journey arduous.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"I was very happy when I heard the news about the helicopters. Of course everything presented by our leader and our command is something not strange, especially because we have old pilgrims who need help, so we are grateful to our President because he feels with us whenever we have troubles."
SUPER CAPTION: Bder Alhilaly, Chief of Iraqi Religious Affairs
But America and their allies were more sceptical over the purpose behind such solicitousness from the Iraqi leader.
The U-S believe Iraqi President Saddam Hussein could be using the pilgrims as an excuse to defy the no-fly zone, maintained by the allies since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.
Having rested, the returning pilgrims were helped into the waiting helicopters.
Many appeared to be looking forward to the ride.
America announced it would not take action at this violation of the no-fly zone, due to the humanitarian mission of the helicopters, but would be keeping a close eye on the situation.
Any military manoeuvres would be treated as a totally different matter.
Iraq also violated the southern no-fly-zone earlier in the week, on Monday and Tuesday when it sent nine helicopters to the border to await the pilgrims' arrival across the border from Saudi Arabia.
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Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia.
The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area.
The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live."
Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq.
They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home.
The passengers were returning form the hajj, a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest place, Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
All able-bodied Muslims who can afford it are required to make the trip to Mecca and surrounding holy sites at least once in their life times.
An Iraqi spokesman declared their leader, Saddam Hussein, had sent the helicopters out of concern for those who found the journey arduous.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"I was very happy when I heard the news about the helicopters. Of course everything presented by our leader and our command is something not strange, especially because we have old pilgrims who need help, so we are grateful to our President because he feels with us whenever we have troubles."
SUPER CAPTION: Bder Alhilaly, Chief of Iraqi Religious Affairs
But America and their allies were more sceptical over the purpose behind such solicitousness from the Iraqi leader.
The U-S believe Iraqi President Saddam Hussein could be using the pilgrims as an excuse to defy the no-fly zone, maintained by the allies since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.
Having rested, the returning pilgrims were helped into the waiting helicopters.
Many appeared to be looking forward to the ride.
America announced it would not take action at this violation of the no-fly zone, due to the humanitarian mission of the helicopters, but would be keeping a close eye on the situation.
Any military manoeuvres would be treated as a totally different matter.
Iraq also violated the southern no-fly-zone earlier in the week, on Monday and Tuesday when it sent nine helicopters to the border to await the pilgrims' arrival across the border from Saudi Arabia.
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This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
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- Updated: 11 Sep 2015
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In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
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In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
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In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
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- published: 11 Sep 2015
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
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- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challengi...
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq.
Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London.
Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed.
A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes.
Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far.
The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused to cooperate with U-N inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction.
Since then Iraq has repeatedly defied the no-fly zones set up after the Gulf War to protect Iraq's Kurdish minority and Shiite Muslims.
British and American officials say their fighter jets have opened fire only after being targetted by antiaircraft missile and radar sites on the ground.
But Saddam insists the attacks were unprovoked, saying that Washington and London were "horrifying the world" with their use of military technology against an "innocent" nation.
Iraq's ability to hold out against the strikes, he reportedly said, was an inspiration to other nations that hoped to rise up against the west.
Iraqi T-V said Saddam was referring specifically to Yugoslavian Serbs, facing NATO strikes unless fighting ends in the troubled province of Kosovo.
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq.
Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London.
Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed.
A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes.
Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far.
The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused to cooperate with U-N inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction.
Since then Iraq has repeatedly defied the no-fly zones set up after the Gulf War to protect Iraq's Kurdish minority and Shiite Muslims.
British and American officials say their fighter jets have opened fire only after being targetted by antiaircraft missile and radar sites on the ground.
But Saddam insists the attacks were unprovoked, saying that Washington and London were "horrifying the world" with their use of military technology against an "innocent" nation.
Iraq's ability to hold out against the strikes, he reportedly said, was an inspiration to other nations that hoped to rise up against the west.
Iraqi T-V said Saddam was referring specifically to Yugoslavian Serbs, facing NATO strikes unless fighting ends in the troubled province of Kosovo.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
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- Updated: 06 May 2017
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Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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- Duration: 22:17
- Updated: 13 Aug 2015
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Report date: 8.12.2015
Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria.
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Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria.
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Kuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over Iraq
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I 10:43:26
The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Pe...
T/I 10:43:26
The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9).
SHOWS:
KUWAIT, 15/9;
MS of Perry arrival into room;
SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take";
cutaway;
SOT continues: "That is still a possibility.
cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch...
cutaway
SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parrallel, and we will take whatever action we deem necessary to protect our air crews, no one should doubt that";
MS of perry departure with kuwaiti delegation;
perry up to plane;
WS of us airforce plane
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The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9).
SHOWS:
KUWAIT, 15/9;
MS of Perry arrival into room;
SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take";
cutaway;
SOT continues: "That is still a possibility.
cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch...
cutaway
SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parrallel, and we will take whatever action we deem necessary to protect our air crews, no one should doubt that";
MS of perry departure with kuwaiti delegation;
perry up to plane;
WS of us airforce plane
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IRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONE
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones.
Three military helicopters transported the I...
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Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones.
Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad.
The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday.
Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca.
The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War.
Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones.
The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the initial flights to Saudi Arabia violated U-N sanctions.
But the U-S had said it would tolerate the flights through the no-fly-zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature.
It added it would not accept major military movements in the area.
Iraqi's hailed the flights as a victory.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We have broken the unjust embargo imposed against Iraq by the countries of the aggressors."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi cleric
The southern no-fly zone was set up by the United States, Britain and France after the Gulf War to protect Shiite Muslims there following the Gulf War.
A separate northern no-fly-zone was set up by the United States and its allies in September to protect rebellious Kurds from Saddam's forces.
The zones bar Iraqi flights in about two-thirds of the country.
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Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones.
Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad.
The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday.
Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca.
The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War.
Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones.
The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the initial flights to Saudi Arabia violated U-N sanctions.
But the U-S had said it would tolerate the flights through the no-fly-zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature.
It added it would not accept major military movements in the area.
Iraqi's hailed the flights as a victory.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We have broken the unjust embargo imposed against Iraq by the countries of the aggressors."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi cleric
The southern no-fly zone was set up by the United States, Britain and France after the Gulf War to protect Shiite Muslims there following the Gulf War.
A separate northern no-fly-zone was set up by the United States and its allies in September to protect rebellious Kurds from Saddam's forces.
The zones bar Iraqi flights in about two-thirds of the country.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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UN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACK
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- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site.
Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggres...
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Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site.
Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable.
The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone.
Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected by Iraq as by other international communities; it's a violation of the Iraqi sovereign rights and Iraq is really fed up with that no-fly zone."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
Hamdoon added that the no-fly zone was not of the U-N's making but of America and Britain.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"The U-N has nothing to do with this whole no-fly zone, it has not been established under any United Nations resolution, it was a unilateral act by the United States and Britain. Iraq intends to keep up its cooperation with the U-N as long as the process of the lifting of the sanctions is moving. This is a military aggression against Iraq that has been rejected by both my government and I think also by the international governments."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
U-N Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov said that the attack was a setback for the region.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well any shooting, any shelling, any missile launching is going to increase tension in the area but I hope that this time the sides would not aggravate the situation further. We don't need aggravation, what we need is to implement security council resolutions so that the disarmament of Iraq - and I do think that UNSCOM is making some progress lately with cooperation from Iraq - and we don't want the spirit of cooperation to be undermined. So I hope that we all concentrate on the main thing: to remove the threat to the Persian Gulf area and I believe we're not that far away from this."
SUPER CAPTION: Sergei Lavrov, Russian Ambassador to the UN
The no-fly zone was set up in 1991 by the United States, France and Britain.
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Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site.
Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable.
The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone.
Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected by Iraq as by other international communities; it's a violation of the Iraqi sovereign rights and Iraq is really fed up with that no-fly zone."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
Hamdoon added that the no-fly zone was not of the U-N's making but of America and Britain.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"The U-N has nothing to do with this whole no-fly zone, it has not been established under any United Nations resolution, it was a unilateral act by the United States and Britain. Iraq intends to keep up its cooperation with the U-N as long as the process of the lifting of the sanctions is moving. This is a military aggression against Iraq that has been rejected by both my government and I think also by the international governments."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
U-N Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov said that the attack was a setback for the region.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well any shooting, any shelling, any missile launching is going to increase tension in the area but I hope that this time the sides would not aggravate the situation further. We don't need aggravation, what we need is to implement security council resolutions so that the disarmament of Iraq - and I do think that UNSCOM is making some progress lately with cooperation from Iraq - and we don't want the spirit of cooperation to be undermined. So I hope that we all concentrate on the main thing: to remove the threat to the Persian Gulf area and I believe we're not that far away from this."
SUPER CAPTION: Sergei Lavrov, Russian Ambassador to the UN
The no-fly zone was set up in 1991 by the United States, France and Britain.
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USA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRY
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country.
Saeed Ha...
English/Nat
Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country.
Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas.
Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country.
Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country.
Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building.
UPSOUND: (English)
Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN from Iraq
And he continued to be evasive when asked about Iraq withdrawing from the northern safe areas.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Reporter: Can you say your army will definitely withdraw from the north to its original position? "What do mean from by the north?" " No, no I would like to tell you something, please look at the map of Iraq. The city of Mosul which is the third biggest city of Iraq, with majority of Arab inhabitants inside the no fly zone. We don't recognize this no fly zone, it's illegal. It has nothing to do with security council resolutions, and we are determined to resist it, that's all thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Iraq's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN
The United States has called for the United Nations Security Council to meet later Tuesday to discuss the developments in Iraq. The 15 member council had been scheduled to meet to renew economic sanctions against Iraq but the agenda will likely be expanded to discuss other issues.
But U.N. diplomats doubt the Security Council will line up behind Washington on the attacks because the U.N. resolution cited does not specifically authorize the use of force, nor does it establish no fly zones.
The official word from the United Nations was measured and focused on the efforts to resume humanitarian aid.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
" Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali is concerned over the impact of the latest events which clearly will adversely affect the implementation of our programs for humanitarian assistance.
The Secretary General hopes that tensions will quickly subside so that we can get on with our work of alleviating the suffering which affects all segments of the Iraqi population."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Right now what we've done is delay deployment of the oil inspectors and the goods inspectors but it's clear because of the deterioration of the security situation there will be some postponement, we're hoping it won't be a long postponement, we're hoping we'll be able to get back to work."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
The deteriorating situation was expected to complicate the range of activities undertaken by the UN in Iraq.
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Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country.
Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas.
Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country.
Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country.
Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building.
UPSOUND: (English)
Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN from Iraq
And he continued to be evasive when asked about Iraq withdrawing from the northern safe areas.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Reporter: Can you say your army will definitely withdraw from the north to its original position? "What do mean from by the north?" " No, no I would like to tell you something, please look at the map of Iraq. The city of Mosul which is the third biggest city of Iraq, with majority of Arab inhabitants inside the no fly zone. We don't recognize this no fly zone, it's illegal. It has nothing to do with security council resolutions, and we are determined to resist it, that's all thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Iraq's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN
The United States has called for the United Nations Security Council to meet later Tuesday to discuss the developments in Iraq. The 15 member council had been scheduled to meet to renew economic sanctions against Iraq but the agenda will likely be expanded to discuss other issues.
But U.N. diplomats doubt the Security Council will line up behind Washington on the attacks because the U.N. resolution cited does not specifically authorize the use of force, nor does it establish no fly zones.
The official word from the United Nations was measured and focused on the efforts to resume humanitarian aid.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
" Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali is concerned over the impact of the latest events which clearly will adversely affect the implementation of our programs for humanitarian assistance.
The Secretary General hopes that tensions will quickly subside so that we can get on with our work of alleviating the suffering which affects all segments of the Iraqi population."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Right now what we've done is delay deployment of the oil inspectors and the goods inspectors but it's clear because of the deterioration of the security situation there will be some postponement, we're hoping it won't be a long postponement, we're hoping we'll be able to get back to work."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
The deteriorating situation was expected to complicate the range of activities undertaken by the UN in Iraq.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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USA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French...
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U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes.
But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks.
It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes.
William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq.
He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone.
But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We have indicated to the Iraqis that we insist upon compliance. We have taken measures that will make it more difficult for them to flaunt the no-fly zone restrictions and we will have to wait and see. We intend to enforce the no-fly zone. We have communicated that to the Iraqis"
SUPER CAPTION: Defence Secretary William Cohen
No actions have been taken in the skies over southern Iraq so far - despite repeated violations of the no-fly zone.
It's thought that Iraqi fighters were in the zone as recently as Tuesday, without drawing fire from allied planes.
U-S officials have so far declined to say whether U-S planes had been in a position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they deliberately refrained from shooting them down.
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U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes.
But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks.
It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes.
William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq.
He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone.
But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We have indicated to the Iraqis that we insist upon compliance. We have taken measures that will make it more difficult for them to flaunt the no-fly zone restrictions and we will have to wait and see. We intend to enforce the no-fly zone. We have communicated that to the Iraqis"
SUPER CAPTION: Defence Secretary William Cohen
No actions have been taken in the skies over southern Iraq so far - despite repeated violations of the no-fly zone.
It's thought that Iraqi fighters were in the zone as recently as Tuesday, without drawing fire from allied planes.
U-S officials have so far declined to say whether U-S planes had been in a position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they deliberately refrained from shooting them down.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 17
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAY
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance.
Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a...
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Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance.
Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran.
The play, asks an imaginary question.
What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not?
The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law.
At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors.
The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz and many other officials.
Also on Saturday, a spokesman for the Iraqi military told the official news agency that Iraqi air defence units hit an enemy plane which came from the Saudi airspace.
The spokesman reported that the enemy warplanes entered Iraqi skies from the Saudi and Kuwaiti airspace on Saturday morning.
No indication was given of whether the plane was brought down in the attack.
But the incident was thought to have occurred in the southern no-fly zone.
U-S and British warplanes enforce no-fly zones over north and south Iraq to protect groups opposed to the Baghdad government. Iraq does not recognise the zones.
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Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance.
Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran.
The play, asks an imaginary question.
What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not?
The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law.
At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors.
The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz and many other officials.
Also on Saturday, a spokesman for the Iraqi military told the official news agency that Iraqi air defence units hit an enemy plane which came from the Saudi airspace.
The spokesman reported that the enemy warplanes entered Iraqi skies from the Saudi and Kuwaiti airspace on Saturday morning.
No indication was given of whether the plane was brought down in the attack.
But the incident was thought to have occurred in the southern no-fly zone.
U-S and British warplanes enforce no-fly zones over north and south Iraq to protect groups opposed to the Baghdad government. Iraq does not recognise the zones.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 10724
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Iraq Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
Planning to visit Iraq? Check out our Iraq Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Iraq. Top Places to visit in Iraq: Ziggurat of Ur, National Museum of Iraq, Baghdadi Museum, Wadi-us-Salaam Cemetery, Al-Shaheed Monument, Baghdad Zoo, Great Mosque of Samarra, Imam Husayn Shrine, Imam Ali Mosque, Hatra Ruins, Kurdish Textile and Cultural Museum, Sami Abdul Rahman Park, Erbil Kurdistan, Mazi Plus Mall, Shanadar Park Subscribe to Social Bubble: https://www.youtube.com/c/SocialBubbleNashik?sub_confirmation=1 To go to the World Travel Guide playlist go to: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3wNXIKi7sz3IilVSbByNJzEsCmsbIgv1 Visit our Website: http://socialbubble.global Follow us on Google+: https://plus.google.com/+SocialBubbleNashik Follow us on Facebook: https://www...
published: 13 Oct 2015 -
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Iraq 2016 - A Solo Female Travelers' Perspective | Expedition 196
This video is my own personal experience in that I had in Erbil, Iraq and only Erbil. I did not travel around anywhere else in Iraq and can not speak for other places. But from my knowledge and research, Erbil is one of the most peaceful cities within Iraq and varies greatly in culture due to the Kurdistan way of life and government, which they're very proud of. Please take this video as an educational experience about another city in Iraq aside from the ones we see/hear on the news every day. Political or negative comments will not be welcome. Just enjoy :) Subscribe to my Channel: http://youtube.com/expedition196 Music: Gunnar Olsen - Shoulder Closures *Music is NOT Iraqi music. Head to my Website for more info: www.expedition196.com Facebook: facebook.com/expedition196 Instagram: e...
published: 15 Sep 2016 -
12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq
# 12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq By: http://www.destinationtips.com/ Iraq is a lovely place. So know these 12 Things NOT to Do, before you go! 1. Try Not to stand out Rather than driving fast, surrounded by bodyguards try to blend in as much as possible. Women should dress in local fashion and men should grow out their facial hair. 2. Don't Step On Bread! Bread is a highly treasured food in Iraq. If you happen across a fallen hunk in the street don't step on it or touch it with your feet! 3. Don't Visit the Borders. Don't travel near the Syrian, Turkish, or Iranian borders. You may encounter large refugee flows. 4. Don't Bring Bad Luck. When Iraqis buy a new appliance they will crack an egg over it to wash away any bad luck! Iraqis are very superstitious. 5. Don't Get Jumpy! You oft...
published: 11 Apr 2017 -
Iraqi Kurdistan - Is it Safe for Travel?
Travel to Iraqi Kurdistan. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel's Head of Operations, Marc Leaderman, travelled to Iraqi Kurdistan for the first time earlier this year. He discovered a safe and fascinating destination with a rich history, extraordinary landscapes and warm, welcoming people. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel will run its first group trip into this northern region of Iraq in 2013. For more information visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/middle-east/iraqi-kurdistan
published: 10 Aug 2012 -
HOW DANGEROUS IS TRAVEL IN IRAQ??
This is the first of a new series of videos fitting into my Minute Monologues with Mariande series. Joining me on the journey, my producer, friend and travel partner/future monologue contributor, Scott LaStaiti *Instagram/Twitter: @ScottLaStaiti Together and made possible by the Go to Gound News Organization *Twitter: @g2gnewsinc & http://www.gotoground.com We arrived in the capital city Erbil (Irbil) in northern Kurdistan Iraq with very little information of what to expect. Our mission was in support of International humanitarian Sally Becker *Twitter: @SallyBecker121 Representative Prince of the Yazidi religion in Iraq and World, Member of the supreme council of spiritual Yazidi, Breen Tahseen *Twitter: @TahseenBreen Our host and guide Karim Kamal * Twitter: @karimkam...
published: 07 Oct 2016 -
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Iran Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
Iran – formerly Persia - is the biggest country of the Middle East. Due to the fact that sky-high snowy mountains, extended deserts, verdant oases, turquoise cupola mosques and cultural and architectural relic sites of World Heritage are waiting for all visitors it can be a very desirable destination even for tourists who continuously look for the new and varied.In Tehran the luxurious palaces of Persian shahs, the Museum of Archaeology and the Museum of Carpets and Rugs are the sights that “must” be seen. Yazd and Kerman is well-known for their mosques and bazaars, Naqsh-e Rustam is for its rock-hewn tombs, Rayen and Persepolis are for the remains of their palaces and castles from the time of the Persian Empire. The two most beautiful cities of Iran are the splendidly situated Shiraz and ...
published: 09 Apr 2015 -
Why I'm Travelling To Iraq
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published: 26 Feb 2017 -
The adventure begins | Traveling to Iraq
RE-UPLOAD; the first upload for this day in Iraq had an issue or two, so here's the new one. :) Sorry about that.... This covers my first day of travel to Iraq and the travel woes along the way. Subscribe for daily vlogs from Iraq! Shot on the Canon 70D. Follow me on: Facebook: http://bit.ly/218xzhF Instagram: http://bit.ly/1SBEKeP Twitter: http://bit.ly/1NHU5Gm Snapchat: @bronzebow Beme: @bronzebow Music by Jeff Kaale "Zen." Available from soundcloud.com.
published: 04 Sep 2016 -
Tourism in Kurdistan, Iraq - Unravel Travel TV
Getting There: Iraqi Kurdistan has two international airports, Erbil and Sulaimany. Currently there are direct international flights from Kurdistan to Dubai, Amman, Beirut and Frankfort. There is the option to reach to Kurdistan by flying to Turkey: - Purchase a ticket to Diyarbakir (the nearest large city to the Turkish / Iraqi Kurdistan border). Upon arrival to the Diyarbakir airport, you will need to take a taxi to the border (Ibrahim Khalil / Habur). Once you have crossed the Turkish border into Iraqi Kurdistan (Ibrahim Khalil/Habur), you will be greeted by the Kurdish customs officials who will issue you a visa and further information on your destination. Getting Around Iraqi Kurdistan: Taxi, Bus, and Private Car Hire. If you are mainly interested in staying in a city, taxi is relia...
published: 08 Aug 2013 -
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Iraq
In the summer of 2012, I went on vacation in Iraq with my high school classmate, Hunter.
published: 09 Sep 2013 -
Travel to Iraq
published: 16 Aug 2011 -
Iraq History Ziyarat (Travel Documentary in Urdu Hindi)
اس دستاویزی فلم کا آغاز ہم اور سے کریں گے جہاں حضرت ابراہیم الیہسلام پلے بڑھے تھے. پھر ہم آپ کو بابل کے قدیمی شہر لے جاییں گے. وہاں سے ہم نجف اشرف کی زیارت کریں گے جو حضرت علی علیہسسلام کی خلافت کے دورکا نیا اسلامی دارلحکومت بنا تھا. پھر ہم کوفہ جاییں گے جہاں پرحضرت علی علیہسسلام کے مزار کی زیارت کے بعد وادی السلام جایں گے. یہ دنیا کا سب سے بڑا قبرستان ہے. ہماری اگلی منزل کربلا موالّه ہو گی جہاں پر امام حسین علیہسسلام اور انکے ساتھیوں کو نہایت سفّاکی سے شہید کر دیا گیا تھا. اس کے بعد ہم کاظمین میں رکیں گے جو دو ائمہ کا جائے مدفن ہے. پھر ہم سامرہ جاییں گے. یہاں بھی دو امام دفن ہیں. یہ جگہ امام مہدی علیہسسلام سے بھی منسوب ہے. آپ آخری وقت میں نزول فرماییں گے اور دنیا کو امن کا گہوارہ بنا دیں گے. ہماری آخری منزل اربیل ہو گی جو کردستان کا دارلحکومت ہے. یہاں پرآپ کو اربیل کا مشہورقلعہ دیکھنے کو ...
published: 15 May 2015 -
Iran Travel Guide
A travel documentary about Iran directed by Alireza Farid and presented by Stuart Denison and Azadeh Mirzaei Alireza Farid is a well known Iranian documentary maker who has made over 30,000 (500hours) of documentary about Iran and its cultural, artistic and touristic attractions.
published: 24 May 2017 -
I GOT DETAINED IN ERBIL - IRAQI KURDISTAN 1/2
A travel guide to Erbil (getting detained was not part of the travel guide) Music: "Sketches For Iraq" by Shakomako link:soundcloud.com/shakomako/sketches-for-iraq *This track was edited for this film Music: "Play with an oud" by Katapulse link:soundcloud.com/katapulse/play-with-an-oud *This track was edited for this film
published: 03 May 2017 -
Iraq History (Travel Documentary)
In this documentary, I will start with Urr - a city where Prophet Abraham alaihis salam was born and raised. Then, I will take you to Babylon that used to be an ancient Mesopotamian city. From there, we will go to Najaf which was the new capital of Islamic world at the time of Imam Ali alaihis salam. Then, we will go to Kufa where Imam ali is buried. It also has Wadi Al'Salam which is the world largest cemetery. From there, we will go to Karbala where Imam Hussain alaihis salam and his companions were barbarically killed. The next stop would be Kazimain where two Imams are buried. From there, we will go to Samara where also two Imams are buried. This is also the place of Imam Mehdi alaihis salam who would come to the world in the end and would fill the Earth with peace. My last stop would ...
published: 06 Apr 2015 -
Young Iranians travel to Iraq for nightlife
published: 19 Jan 2014 -
Ziyarat Karbala e Moalla, Iraq (Travel Documentary in Urdu Hindi)
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published: 26 Nov 2015
Iraq Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
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- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 13 Oct 2015
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Planning to visit Iraq? Check out our Iraq Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Iraq.
Top Places to visit in Iraq:
Ziggurat of Ur, Nation...
Planning to visit Iraq? Check out our Iraq Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Iraq.
Top Places to visit in Iraq:
Ziggurat of Ur, National Museum of Iraq, Baghdadi Museum, Wadi-us-Salaam Cemetery, Al-Shaheed Monument, Baghdad Zoo, Great Mosque of Samarra, Imam Husayn Shrine, Imam Ali Mosque, Hatra Ruins, Kurdish Textile and Cultural Museum, Sami Abdul Rahman Park, Erbil Kurdistan, Mazi Plus Mall, Shanadar Park
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Planning to visit Iraq? Check out our Iraq Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Iraq.
Top Places to visit in Iraq:
Ziggurat of Ur, National Museum of Iraq, Baghdadi Museum, Wadi-us-Salaam Cemetery, Al-Shaheed Monument, Baghdad Zoo, Great Mosque of Samarra, Imam Husayn Shrine, Imam Ali Mosque, Hatra Ruins, Kurdish Textile and Cultural Museum, Sami Abdul Rahman Park, Erbil Kurdistan, Mazi Plus Mall, Shanadar Park
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- published: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 22679
A Tourist's Guide to Erbil, Iraq-Kurdistan
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- Duration: 7:09
- Updated: 25 Apr 2014
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I fly into Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq. But this is nothing like Baghdad; it's peaceful and full of culture. I wander around a bazaar, see a bit of the citadel, and t...
I fly into Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq. But this is nothing like Baghdad; it's peaceful and full of culture. I wander around a bazaar, see a bit of the citadel, and then do a rip around the city in a taxi.
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Iraq 2016 - A Solo Female Travelers' Perspective | Expedition 196
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- Duration: 6:58
- Updated: 15 Sep 2016
- views: 19600
This video is my own personal experience in that I had in Erbil, Iraq and only Erbil. I did not travel around anywhere else in Iraq and can not speak for other ...
This video is my own personal experience in that I had in Erbil, Iraq and only Erbil. I did not travel around anywhere else in Iraq and can not speak for other places. But from my knowledge and research, Erbil is one of the most peaceful cities within Iraq and varies greatly in culture due to the Kurdistan way of life and government, which they're very proud of. Please take this video as an educational experience about another city in Iraq aside from the ones we see/hear on the news every day. Political or negative comments will not be welcome. Just enjoy :)
Subscribe to my Channel: http://youtube.com/expedition196
Music: Gunnar Olsen - Shoulder Closures
*Music is NOT Iraqi music.
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#PeaceThroughTourism
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Vlogging Camera - iPhone 6
Camera - Nikon D750 DSLR
Wide Angle Lens - 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
Tripod - Sunpak UltraPRO 423 Carbon Fiber
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This video is my own personal experience in that I had in Erbil, Iraq and only Erbil. I did not travel around anywhere else in Iraq and can not speak for other places. But from my knowledge and research, Erbil is one of the most peaceful cities within Iraq and varies greatly in culture due to the Kurdistan way of life and government, which they're very proud of. Please take this video as an educational experience about another city in Iraq aside from the ones we see/hear on the news every day. Political or negative comments will not be welcome. Just enjoy :)
Subscribe to my Channel: http://youtube.com/expedition196
Music: Gunnar Olsen - Shoulder Closures
*Music is NOT Iraqi music.
Head to my Website for more info: www.expedition196.com
Facebook: facebook.com/expedition196
Instagram: expedition_196
Twitter: @expedition196
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/cdepecol/expedition-196/
#Expedition196
#PeaceThroughTourism
MY CAMERA EQUIPMENT
Vlogging Camera - iPhone 6
Camera - Nikon D750 DSLR
Wide Angle Lens - 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
Tripod - Sunpak UltraPRO 423 Carbon Fiber
- published: 15 Sep 2016
- views: 19600
12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq
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- Duration: 2:42
- Updated: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 47329
# 12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq
By: http://www.destinationtips.com/
Iraq is a lovely place.
So know these 12 Things NOT to Do, before you go!
1. Try Not to stan...
# 12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq
By: http://www.destinationtips.com/
Iraq is a lovely place.
So know these 12 Things NOT to Do, before you go!
1. Try Not to stand out
Rather than driving fast, surrounded by bodyguards try to blend in as much as possible. Women should dress in local fashion and men should grow out their facial hair.
2. Don't Step On Bread!
Bread is a highly treasured food in Iraq. If you happen across a fallen hunk in the street don't step on it or touch it with your feet!
3. Don't Visit the Borders.
Don't travel near the Syrian, Turkish, or Iranian borders. You may encounter large refugee flows.
4. Don't Bring Bad Luck.
When Iraqis buy a new appliance they will crack an egg over it to wash away any bad luck! Iraqis are very superstitious.
5. Don't Get Jumpy!
You often may see a group of Iraqis shouting and firing rifles. But it's just a traditional way of celebrating a wedding or event. Each tribe has a different song.
6. Don't Bring Bad Luck!
If an Iraqi buys a new car, he may sacrifice a rooster for good luck. If it's a new house he may sacrifice a lamb!
7. Don't Leave the Safe Zones.
Generally speaking, southern Iraq is safer than the Sunni Triangle, and a traveler must be particularly careful in Baghdad, where there are some highly dangerous neighborhoods.
8. DON'T BRING BAD LUCK!
Don't be surprised to find an old shoe hanging in a new house! Iraqis are VERY superstitious!
9. Don't Forget Shots!
The CDC recommends travelers get Hepatitis A and Typhoid vaccines as you can get these diseases through contaminated food or water in Iraq.
10. Don't Compliment Children!
Don't tell an Iraqi how well-behaved or handsome their child is. They believe this could jinx them with The Evil Eye.
11. Don't Eat Around!
In many places you may find yourself eating from a communal dish. In this case only take the portion that's directly in front of you.
12. Don't Eat with Your Left Hand!
According to the Prophet Muhammad, you should only use your right hand. The left hand is reserved for other things...
Now you can enjoy your stay in this stunningly beautiful and diverse country!
More travel tips here: http://www.destinationtips.com/
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# 12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq
By: http://www.destinationtips.com/
Iraq is a lovely place.
So know these 12 Things NOT to Do, before you go!
1. Try Not to stand out
Rather than driving fast, surrounded by bodyguards try to blend in as much as possible. Women should dress in local fashion and men should grow out their facial hair.
2. Don't Step On Bread!
Bread is a highly treasured food in Iraq. If you happen across a fallen hunk in the street don't step on it or touch it with your feet!
3. Don't Visit the Borders.
Don't travel near the Syrian, Turkish, or Iranian borders. You may encounter large refugee flows.
4. Don't Bring Bad Luck.
When Iraqis buy a new appliance they will crack an egg over it to wash away any bad luck! Iraqis are very superstitious.
5. Don't Get Jumpy!
You often may see a group of Iraqis shouting and firing rifles. But it's just a traditional way of celebrating a wedding or event. Each tribe has a different song.
6. Don't Bring Bad Luck!
If an Iraqi buys a new car, he may sacrifice a rooster for good luck. If it's a new house he may sacrifice a lamb!
7. Don't Leave the Safe Zones.
Generally speaking, southern Iraq is safer than the Sunni Triangle, and a traveler must be particularly careful in Baghdad, where there are some highly dangerous neighborhoods.
8. DON'T BRING BAD LUCK!
Don't be surprised to find an old shoe hanging in a new house! Iraqis are VERY superstitious!
9. Don't Forget Shots!
The CDC recommends travelers get Hepatitis A and Typhoid vaccines as you can get these diseases through contaminated food or water in Iraq.
10. Don't Compliment Children!
Don't tell an Iraqi how well-behaved or handsome their child is. They believe this could jinx them with The Evil Eye.
11. Don't Eat Around!
In many places you may find yourself eating from a communal dish. In this case only take the portion that's directly in front of you.
12. Don't Eat with Your Left Hand!
According to the Prophet Muhammad, you should only use your right hand. The left hand is reserved for other things...
Now you can enjoy your stay in this stunningly beautiful and diverse country!
More travel tips here: http://www.destinationtips.com/
- published: 11 Apr 2017
- views: 47329
Iraqi Kurdistan - Is it Safe for Travel?
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- Duration: 4:20
- Updated: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 49895
Travel to Iraqi Kurdistan. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel's Head of Operations, Marc Leaderman, travelled to Iraqi Kurdistan for the first time earlier this ye...
Travel to Iraqi Kurdistan. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel's Head of Operations, Marc Leaderman, travelled to Iraqi Kurdistan for the first time earlier this year. He discovered a safe and fascinating destination with a rich history, extraordinary landscapes and warm, welcoming people. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel will run its first group trip into this northern region of Iraq in 2013.
For more information visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/middle-east/iraqi-kurdistan
https://wn.com/Iraqi_Kurdistan_Is_It_Safe_For_Travel
Travel to Iraqi Kurdistan. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel's Head of Operations, Marc Leaderman, travelled to Iraqi Kurdistan for the first time earlier this year. He discovered a safe and fascinating destination with a rich history, extraordinary landscapes and warm, welcoming people. Wild Frontiers Adventure Travel will run its first group trip into this northern region of Iraq in 2013.
For more information visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/middle-east/iraqi-kurdistan
- published: 10 Aug 2012
- views: 49895
HOW DANGEROUS IS TRAVEL IN IRAQ??
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 07 Oct 2016
- views: 2113
This is the first of a new series of videos fitting into my Minute Monologues with Mariande series.
Joining me on the journey, my producer, friend and travel...
This is the first of a new series of videos fitting into my Minute Monologues with Mariande series.
Joining me on the journey, my producer, friend and travel partner/future monologue contributor, Scott LaStaiti *Instagram/Twitter: @ScottLaStaiti
Together and made possible by the Go to Gound News Organization
*Twitter: @g2gnewsinc & http://www.gotoground.com
We arrived in the capital city Erbil (Irbil) in northern Kurdistan Iraq with very little information of what to expect.
Our mission was in support of International humanitarian Sally Becker *Twitter: @SallyBecker121
Representative Prince of the Yazidi religion in Iraq and World, Member of the supreme council of spiritual Yazidi, Breen Tahseen
*Twitter: @TahseenBreen
Our host and guide Karim Kamal *
Twitter: @karimkamal83
The purpose of this trip was to journey into the deepest corners of Iraq where the oldest monotheistic religion in the world, the Yazidi people are currently exiled in large populations outside of from their homes and villages in refugee camps after fleeing for their lives from the enslavement, genocide and torture at the hands of ISIS extremist.
I hope you enjoy this series. My intention as a filmmaker has never been to exploit anyone for the purpose of entertainment but to inform and show the public the urgent need for recognition needed by these people from the Global Community. I believe this journey and series will however make you laugh, cry, and ideally see the beauty of a people who have lost everything and been through things unimaginable and yet they maintained their dignity are fighting for their lost brothers and sisters and seeking recognition by the United Nations for peace, protection and their homes back.
I hope you are inspired.
The Quote is by Alexander Garlands The Beach
The Song is Dayvan Cowboy by Boards of Canada
For more information on how you can get involved, support or keep current with the plight of the Yazidi people still on going at this time, please visit http://www.yazda.org
If you enjoy this content, please Like, Share & Subscribe
Twitter - http://twitter.com/JonMariande
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https://wn.com/How_Dangerous_Is_Travel_In_Iraq
This is the first of a new series of videos fitting into my Minute Monologues with Mariande series.
Joining me on the journey, my producer, friend and travel partner/future monologue contributor, Scott LaStaiti *Instagram/Twitter: @ScottLaStaiti
Together and made possible by the Go to Gound News Organization
*Twitter: @g2gnewsinc & http://www.gotoground.com
We arrived in the capital city Erbil (Irbil) in northern Kurdistan Iraq with very little information of what to expect.
Our mission was in support of International humanitarian Sally Becker *Twitter: @SallyBecker121
Representative Prince of the Yazidi religion in Iraq and World, Member of the supreme council of spiritual Yazidi, Breen Tahseen
*Twitter: @TahseenBreen
Our host and guide Karim Kamal *
Twitter: @karimkamal83
The purpose of this trip was to journey into the deepest corners of Iraq where the oldest monotheistic religion in the world, the Yazidi people are currently exiled in large populations outside of from their homes and villages in refugee camps after fleeing for their lives from the enslavement, genocide and torture at the hands of ISIS extremist.
I hope you enjoy this series. My intention as a filmmaker has never been to exploit anyone for the purpose of entertainment but to inform and show the public the urgent need for recognition needed by these people from the Global Community. I believe this journey and series will however make you laugh, cry, and ideally see the beauty of a people who have lost everything and been through things unimaginable and yet they maintained their dignity are fighting for their lost brothers and sisters and seeking recognition by the United Nations for peace, protection and their homes back.
I hope you are inspired.
The Quote is by Alexander Garlands The Beach
The Song is Dayvan Cowboy by Boards of Canada
For more information on how you can get involved, support or keep current with the plight of the Yazidi people still on going at this time, please visit http://www.yazda.org
If you enjoy this content, please Like, Share & Subscribe
Twitter - http://twitter.com/JonMariande
Instagram - http://instagram.com/JonathanMariande
- published: 07 Oct 2016
- views: 2113
A Tourist Guide to Iraq 1982
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- Duration: 9:24
- Updated: 16 Dec 2007
- views: 15676
Iran Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 59:30
- Updated: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 69210
Iran – formerly Persia - is the biggest country of the Middle East. Due to the fact that sky-high snowy mountains, extended deserts, verdant oases, turquoise cu...
Iran – formerly Persia - is the biggest country of the Middle East. Due to the fact that sky-high snowy mountains, extended deserts, verdant oases, turquoise cupola mosques and cultural and architectural relic sites of World Heritage are waiting for all visitors it can be a very desirable destination even for tourists who continuously look for the new and varied.In Tehran the luxurious palaces of Persian shahs, the Museum of Archaeology and the Museum of Carpets and Rugs are the sights that “must” be seen. Yazd and Kerman is well-known for their mosques and bazaars, Naqsh-e Rustam is for its rock-hewn tombs, Rayen and Persepolis are for the remains of their palaces and castles from the time of the Persian Empire. The two most beautiful cities of Iran are the splendidly situated Shiraz and Isfahan that is full of vitality.
https://wn.com/Iran_Vacation_Travel_Video_Guide_•_Great_Destinations
Iran – formerly Persia - is the biggest country of the Middle East. Due to the fact that sky-high snowy mountains, extended deserts, verdant oases, turquoise cupola mosques and cultural and architectural relic sites of World Heritage are waiting for all visitors it can be a very desirable destination even for tourists who continuously look for the new and varied.In Tehran the luxurious palaces of Persian shahs, the Museum of Archaeology and the Museum of Carpets and Rugs are the sights that “must” be seen. Yazd and Kerman is well-known for their mosques and bazaars, Naqsh-e Rustam is for its rock-hewn tombs, Rayen and Persepolis are for the remains of their palaces and castles from the time of the Persian Empire. The two most beautiful cities of Iran are the splendidly situated Shiraz and Isfahan that is full of vitality.
- published: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 69210
Why I'm Travelling To Iraq
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 26 Feb 2017
- views: 2230
➢Follow The Journey: https://instagram.com/laelhansen
➢Lets Be Friends On Snapchat @laelhansen
➢Subscribe to Shamlo: https://www.youtube.com/shamlofaek
➢Follow The Journey: https://instagram.com/laelhansen
➢Lets Be Friends On Snapchat @laelhansen
➢Subscribe to Shamlo: https://www.youtube.com/shamlofaek
https://wn.com/Why_I'm_Travelling_To_Iraq
➢Follow The Journey: https://instagram.com/laelhansen
➢Lets Be Friends On Snapchat @laelhansen
➢Subscribe to Shamlo: https://www.youtube.com/shamlofaek
- published: 26 Feb 2017
- views: 2230
The adventure begins | Traveling to Iraq
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- Duration: 6:23
- Updated: 04 Sep 2016
- views: 1868
RE-UPLOAD; the first upload for this day in Iraq had an issue or two, so here's the new one. :) Sorry about that.... This covers my first day of travel to Iraq ...
RE-UPLOAD; the first upload for this day in Iraq had an issue or two, so here's the new one. :) Sorry about that.... This covers my first day of travel to Iraq and the travel woes along the way.
Subscribe for daily vlogs from Iraq!
Shot on the Canon 70D.
Follow me on:
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Music by Jeff Kaale "Zen." Available from soundcloud.com.
https://wn.com/The_Adventure_Begins_|_Traveling_To_Iraq
RE-UPLOAD; the first upload for this day in Iraq had an issue or two, so here's the new one. :) Sorry about that.... This covers my first day of travel to Iraq and the travel woes along the way.
Subscribe for daily vlogs from Iraq!
Shot on the Canon 70D.
Follow me on:
Facebook: http://bit.ly/218xzhF
Instagram: http://bit.ly/1SBEKeP
Twitter: http://bit.ly/1NHU5Gm
Snapchat: @bronzebow
Beme: @bronzebow
Music by Jeff Kaale "Zen." Available from soundcloud.com.
- published: 04 Sep 2016
- views: 1868
Tourism in Kurdistan, Iraq - Unravel Travel TV
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- Duration: 9:07
- Updated: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 55305
Getting There: Iraqi Kurdistan has two international airports, Erbil and Sulaimany. Currently there are direct international flights from Kurdistan to Dubai, Am...
Getting There: Iraqi Kurdistan has two international airports, Erbil and Sulaimany. Currently there are direct international flights from Kurdistan to Dubai, Amman, Beirut and Frankfort.
There is the option to reach to Kurdistan by flying to Turkey: - Purchase a ticket to Diyarbakir (the nearest large city to the Turkish / Iraqi Kurdistan border). Upon arrival to the Diyarbakir airport, you will need to take a taxi to the border (Ibrahim Khalil / Habur). Once you have crossed the Turkish border into Iraqi Kurdistan (Ibrahim Khalil/Habur), you will be greeted by the Kurdish customs officials who will issue you a visa and further information on your destination.
Getting Around Iraqi Kurdistan: Taxi, Bus, and Private Car Hire. If you are mainly interested in staying in a city, taxi is reliable and good value for money. An average charge within a city drive is 2 dollers, as for the Bus it is definitely cheaper. To hire a car with or without driver could be the option for you. You can have your own chauffeur at your disposal throughout your stay. This will offer you the choice to travel short or long distances. A local driver has the knowledge and will advise you throughout your visit.
Where to Visit
Erbil city is the capital of Kurdistan Region Government, the oldest city with continuous residentially. This city is regarded as one of the most deep-rooted Governorate in the area, its history begins before A.D. The city was established 6000 prior to A.D. The name of Erbil city has been found in the Somarian transcripts. The city was the main station for The God Ashtar which was the main goddess which was worshiped at that era. The city is a key element for eastern part and Kurdistan Region defining. Geographical Data: Erbil city is located east to Sulaymanyah Governorate and it is only 350 km from Baghdad. The city is surrounded by Nineveh from west and Kirkuk city from east and Iran and Turkey from North. There are two Museum, Erbil citadel museum, which is located in the citadel. It contains about 40 antique parts and anc-ient heritages. The second one is Erbil museum which includes about 5000 ancient parts, which deep-rooted in the history.
Sulaimani City, One of the major cities in both Kurdistan region and Iraq, situated 385 Km north Baghdad and 198 Km north east Erbil the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan Region. The city sits between two chains of mountains (Goyzha & Glazarda), The city was founded by Ibrahim Pasha in the year 1784. Today Sulaimani has developed in most modern life aspects, hotels, motels, supermarkets & Malls, theatres, restaurants & Parks. From the cultural perspective, Sulaimani is considered to be the capital of Kurdish culture, the famous old Saray situates at the center of the city, while many museums are distributed. Sulaimani Embrace several universities & Educational Institutions both Public & Private, in addition to the American University.
Duhok City is the center of Duhok prefecture (governorate) one of main cities in Kurdistan Region. It situates north Iraq, close to both Syrian & Turkish borders. Duhok city is on plane ground between 2 mountain chains, Shandukha from the south and Spi from the north, while mountain Seen stands on the east. On the west side a plane area could be seen with a tourism environment. The majority of citizens are Kurds; they live peacefully with Chaldean, Assyrian, Armenian and Yazidi minorities. Duhok city is famous with historical sites in which sculptures could be seen on the rocks. Yazidic cultural museum, playground for kids, small zoo. The city embraces Duhok University and many cultural centers. Some most important tourist sites inside the city include Masjed Haj Ahmad considered to be the the biggest Masjed of Duhok and Mart Alaha Church the oldest church in Duhok
Kalar, is the administrative center of Garmyan district. It lies 140 Km southeast of Sulaimani prefecture and 30 Km from the Iranian border. Kalar consists of 27 quarters of a population of about 250,000 residents. Kalar is located on a large plain area embracing many historical sites related to different periods; BC, AD, and Islamic periods. Shirwana Citadel, Pasha Citadel and Christian Canal are examples of AD historical sites. In winter, temperatures may reach 2˚C.
Further information on Kurdistan Tourism http://www.kurdistantour.net http://www.tourismkurdistan.com
Unravel Travel TV http://www.unraveltravel.eu
Unravel Travel TV on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/Unra...
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#UnravelTravelTV #UnravelTravel
https://wn.com/Tourism_In_Kurdistan,_Iraq_Unravel_Travel_Tv
Getting There: Iraqi Kurdistan has two international airports, Erbil and Sulaimany. Currently there are direct international flights from Kurdistan to Dubai, Amman, Beirut and Frankfort.
There is the option to reach to Kurdistan by flying to Turkey: - Purchase a ticket to Diyarbakir (the nearest large city to the Turkish / Iraqi Kurdistan border). Upon arrival to the Diyarbakir airport, you will need to take a taxi to the border (Ibrahim Khalil / Habur). Once you have crossed the Turkish border into Iraqi Kurdistan (Ibrahim Khalil/Habur), you will be greeted by the Kurdish customs officials who will issue you a visa and further information on your destination.
Getting Around Iraqi Kurdistan: Taxi, Bus, and Private Car Hire. If you are mainly interested in staying in a city, taxi is reliable and good value for money. An average charge within a city drive is 2 dollers, as for the Bus it is definitely cheaper. To hire a car with or without driver could be the option for you. You can have your own chauffeur at your disposal throughout your stay. This will offer you the choice to travel short or long distances. A local driver has the knowledge and will advise you throughout your visit.
Where to Visit
Erbil city is the capital of Kurdistan Region Government, the oldest city with continuous residentially. This city is regarded as one of the most deep-rooted Governorate in the area, its history begins before A.D. The city was established 6000 prior to A.D. The name of Erbil city has been found in the Somarian transcripts. The city was the main station for The God Ashtar which was the main goddess which was worshiped at that era. The city is a key element for eastern part and Kurdistan Region defining. Geographical Data: Erbil city is located east to Sulaymanyah Governorate and it is only 350 km from Baghdad. The city is surrounded by Nineveh from west and Kirkuk city from east and Iran and Turkey from North. There are two Museum, Erbil citadel museum, which is located in the citadel. It contains about 40 antique parts and anc-ient heritages. The second one is Erbil museum which includes about 5000 ancient parts, which deep-rooted in the history.
Sulaimani City, One of the major cities in both Kurdistan region and Iraq, situated 385 Km north Baghdad and 198 Km north east Erbil the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan Region. The city sits between two chains of mountains (Goyzha & Glazarda), The city was founded by Ibrahim Pasha in the year 1784. Today Sulaimani has developed in most modern life aspects, hotels, motels, supermarkets & Malls, theatres, restaurants & Parks. From the cultural perspective, Sulaimani is considered to be the capital of Kurdish culture, the famous old Saray situates at the center of the city, while many museums are distributed. Sulaimani Embrace several universities & Educational Institutions both Public & Private, in addition to the American University.
Duhok City is the center of Duhok prefecture (governorate) one of main cities in Kurdistan Region. It situates north Iraq, close to both Syrian & Turkish borders. Duhok city is on plane ground between 2 mountain chains, Shandukha from the south and Spi from the north, while mountain Seen stands on the east. On the west side a plane area could be seen with a tourism environment. The majority of citizens are Kurds; they live peacefully with Chaldean, Assyrian, Armenian and Yazidi minorities. Duhok city is famous with historical sites in which sculptures could be seen on the rocks. Yazidic cultural museum, playground for kids, small zoo. The city embraces Duhok University and many cultural centers. Some most important tourist sites inside the city include Masjed Haj Ahmad considered to be the the biggest Masjed of Duhok and Mart Alaha Church the oldest church in Duhok
Kalar, is the administrative center of Garmyan district. It lies 140 Km southeast of Sulaimani prefecture and 30 Km from the Iranian border. Kalar consists of 27 quarters of a population of about 250,000 residents. Kalar is located on a large plain area embracing many historical sites related to different periods; BC, AD, and Islamic periods. Shirwana Citadel, Pasha Citadel and Christian Canal are examples of AD historical sites. In winter, temperatures may reach 2˚C.
Further information on Kurdistan Tourism http://www.kurdistantour.net http://www.tourismkurdistan.com
Unravel Travel TV http://www.unraveltravel.eu
Unravel Travel TV on You Tube http://www.youtube.com/Unra...
Unravel Travel TV Twitter http://www.twitter.com/Unra...
Unravel Travel TV Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/un...
Unravel Travel TV Website http://www.unraveltravel.eu
Unravel Travel TV Snapchat traveltv
#UnravelTravelTV #UnravelTravel
- published: 08 Aug 2013
- views: 55305
Tourism in Iraq
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- Duration: 3:53
- Updated: 29 Dec 2011
- views: 17874
Iraq has some amazing opportunities for tourism.
Iraq has some amazing opportunities for tourism.
https://wn.com/Tourism_In_Iraq
Iraq
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- Duration: 18:22
- Updated: 09 Sep 2013
- views: 878
In the summer of 2012, I went on vacation in Iraq with my high school classmate, Hunter.
- published: 09 Sep 2013
- views: 878
Travel to Iraq
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:59
- Updated: 16 Aug 2011
- views: 227
- published: 16 Aug 2011
- views: 227
Iraq History Ziyarat (Travel Documentary in Urdu Hindi)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29:57
- Updated: 15 May 2015
- views: 183892
اس دستاویزی فلم کا آغاز ہم اور سے کریں گے جہاں حضرت ابراہیم الیہسلام پلے بڑھے تھے. پھر ہم آپ کو بابل کے قدیمی شہر لے جاییں گے. وہاں سے ہم نجف اشرف کی زیارت کریں...
اس دستاویزی فلم کا آغاز ہم اور سے کریں گے جہاں حضرت ابراہیم الیہسلام پلے بڑھے تھے. پھر ہم آپ کو بابل کے قدیمی شہر لے جاییں گے. وہاں سے ہم نجف اشرف کی زیارت کریں گے جو حضرت علی علیہسسلام کی خلافت کے دورکا نیا اسلامی دارلحکومت بنا تھا. پھر ہم کوفہ جاییں گے جہاں پرحضرت علی علیہسسلام کے مزار کی زیارت کے بعد وادی السلام جایں گے. یہ دنیا کا سب سے بڑا قبرستان ہے. ہماری اگلی منزل کربلا موالّه ہو گی جہاں پر امام حسین علیہسسلام اور انکے ساتھیوں کو نہایت سفّاکی سے شہید کر دیا گیا تھا. اس کے بعد ہم کاظمین میں رکیں گے جو دو ائمہ کا جائے مدفن ہے. پھر ہم سامرہ جاییں گے. یہاں بھی دو امام دفن ہیں. یہ جگہ امام مہدی علیہسسلام سے بھی منسوب ہے. آپ آخری وقت میں نزول فرماییں گے اور دنیا کو امن کا گہوارہ بنا دیں گے. ہماری آخری منزل اربیل ہو گی جو کردستان کا دارلحکومت ہے. یہاں پرآپ کو اربیل کا مشہورقلعہ دیکھنے کو ملے گا جو دنیا کے مسلسل آباد مقامات میں سے ایک ہے. ہمارے پورے سفر میں لاتعداد دلچسپ مقامات آییں گے. مجھے یقین ہے کہ ہمارا سفر پرلطف رہے گا.
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Please watch: "Mecca History - Saudi Arabia (Travel Documentary) - Part 1"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyUlV8FOas
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
https://wn.com/Iraq_History_Ziyarat_(Travel_Documentary_In_Urdu_Hindi)
اس دستاویزی فلم کا آغاز ہم اور سے کریں گے جہاں حضرت ابراہیم الیہسلام پلے بڑھے تھے. پھر ہم آپ کو بابل کے قدیمی شہر لے جاییں گے. وہاں سے ہم نجف اشرف کی زیارت کریں گے جو حضرت علی علیہسسلام کی خلافت کے دورکا نیا اسلامی دارلحکومت بنا تھا. پھر ہم کوفہ جاییں گے جہاں پرحضرت علی علیہسسلام کے مزار کی زیارت کے بعد وادی السلام جایں گے. یہ دنیا کا سب سے بڑا قبرستان ہے. ہماری اگلی منزل کربلا موالّه ہو گی جہاں پر امام حسین علیہسسلام اور انکے ساتھیوں کو نہایت سفّاکی سے شہید کر دیا گیا تھا. اس کے بعد ہم کاظمین میں رکیں گے جو دو ائمہ کا جائے مدفن ہے. پھر ہم سامرہ جاییں گے. یہاں بھی دو امام دفن ہیں. یہ جگہ امام مہدی علیہسسلام سے بھی منسوب ہے. آپ آخری وقت میں نزول فرماییں گے اور دنیا کو امن کا گہوارہ بنا دیں گے. ہماری آخری منزل اربیل ہو گی جو کردستان کا دارلحکومت ہے. یہاں پرآپ کو اربیل کا مشہورقلعہ دیکھنے کو ملے گا جو دنیا کے مسلسل آباد مقامات میں سے ایک ہے. ہمارے پورے سفر میں لاتعداد دلچسپ مقامات آییں گے. مجھے یقین ہے کہ ہمارا سفر پرلطف رہے گا.
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
Please watch: "Mecca History - Saudi Arabia (Travel Documentary) - Part 1"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyUlV8FOas
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
- published: 15 May 2015
- views: 183892
Iran Travel Guide
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- Duration: 10:43
- Updated: 24 May 2017
- views: 3088
A travel documentary about Iran directed by Alireza Farid and presented by Stuart Denison and Azadeh Mirzaei
Alireza Farid is a well known Iranian documentary...
A travel documentary about Iran directed by Alireza Farid and presented by Stuart Denison and Azadeh Mirzaei
Alireza Farid is a well known Iranian documentary maker who has made over 30,000 (500hours) of documentary about Iran and its cultural, artistic and touristic attractions.
https://wn.com/Iran_Travel_Guide
A travel documentary about Iran directed by Alireza Farid and presented by Stuart Denison and Azadeh Mirzaei
Alireza Farid is a well known Iranian documentary maker who has made over 30,000 (500hours) of documentary about Iran and its cultural, artistic and touristic attractions.
- published: 24 May 2017
- views: 3088
I GOT DETAINED IN ERBIL - IRAQI KURDISTAN 1/2
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- Duration: 11:38
- Updated: 03 May 2017
- views: 69690
A travel guide to Erbil (getting detained was not part of the travel guide)
Music: "Sketches For Iraq" by Shakomako
link:soundcloud.com/shakomako/sketches-for-...
A travel guide to Erbil (getting detained was not part of the travel guide)
Music: "Sketches For Iraq" by Shakomako
link:soundcloud.com/shakomako/sketches-for-iraq
*This track was edited for this film
Music: "Play with an oud" by Katapulse
link:soundcloud.com/katapulse/play-with-an-oud
*This track was edited for this film
https://wn.com/I_Got_Detained_In_Erbil_Iraqi_Kurdistan_1_2
A travel guide to Erbil (getting detained was not part of the travel guide)
Music: "Sketches For Iraq" by Shakomako
link:soundcloud.com/shakomako/sketches-for-iraq
*This track was edited for this film
Music: "Play with an oud" by Katapulse
link:soundcloud.com/katapulse/play-with-an-oud
*This track was edited for this film
- published: 03 May 2017
- views: 69690
Iraq History (Travel Documentary)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:20:49
- Updated: 06 Apr 2015
- views: 6902
In this documentary, I will start with Urr - a city where Prophet Abraham alaihis salam was born and raised. Then, I will take you to Babylon that used to be an...
In this documentary, I will start with Urr - a city where Prophet Abraham alaihis salam was born and raised. Then, I will take you to Babylon that used to be an ancient Mesopotamian city. From there, we will go to Najaf which was the new capital of Islamic world at the time of Imam Ali alaihis salam. Then, we will go to Kufa where Imam ali is buried. It also has Wadi Al'Salam which is the world largest cemetery. From there, we will go to Karbala where Imam Hussain alaihis salam and his companions were barbarically killed. The next stop would be Kazimain where two Imams are buried. From there, we will go to Samara where also two Imams are buried. This is also the place of Imam Mehdi alaihis salam who would come to the world in the end and would fill the Earth with peace. My last stop would be Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. Here, you will see the Citadel of Erbil which is considered as one of the longest continuously inhabited sites in the world. All along my trip, I will take you to countless places of interest. Enjoy!
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In this documentary, I will start with Urr - a city where Prophet Abraham alaihis salam was born and raised. Then, I will take you to Babylon that used to be an ancient Mesopotamian city. From there, we will go to Najaf which was the new capital of Islamic world at the time of Imam Ali alaihis salam. Then, we will go to Kufa where Imam ali is buried. It also has Wadi Al'Salam which is the world largest cemetery. From there, we will go to Karbala where Imam Hussain alaihis salam and his companions were barbarically killed. The next stop would be Kazimain where two Imams are buried. From there, we will go to Samara where also two Imams are buried. This is also the place of Imam Mehdi alaihis salam who would come to the world in the end and would fill the Earth with peace. My last stop would be Erbil, the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. Here, you will see the Citadel of Erbil which is considered as one of the longest continuously inhabited sites in the world. All along my trip, I will take you to countless places of interest. Enjoy!
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Please watch: "Mecca History - Saudi Arabia (Travel Documentary) - Part 1"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyUlV8FOas
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- published: 06 Apr 2015
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Young Iranians travel to Iraq for nightlife
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- published: 19 Jan 2014
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Ziyarat Karbala e Moalla, Iraq (Travel Documentary in Urdu Hindi)
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- Duration: 23:03
- Updated: 26 Nov 2015
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Please watch: "Mecca History - Saudi Arabia (Travel Documentary) - Part 1"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyUlV8FOas
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Please watch: "Mecca History - Saudi Arabia (Travel Documentary) - Part 1"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyUlV8FOas
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https://wn.com/Ziyarat_Karbala_E_Moalla,_Iraq_(Travel_Documentary_In_Urdu_Hindi)
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Please watch: "Mecca History - Saudi Arabia (Travel Documentary) - Part 1"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgyUlV8FOas
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US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity STORYLINE: The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing. The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions. One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles. ...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
Eliot Spitzer looks at three types of no-fly zones and how they worked in Iraq and Bosnia.
published: 19 Mar 2011 -
USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
English/Nat U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded. There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight. The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days. But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations. He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire ...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
Natural Sound In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites. The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed. A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul. Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month. A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar. A pilot w...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
T/I 10:23:01 Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq. He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space. SHOWS BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996 Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law; Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If t...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
English / Nat American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week. This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles. The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq. From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq. So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes. The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
Farsi/Nat Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones. According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export. The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War. And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy. According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools. The Min...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
English/Nat Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage. In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations. But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters. On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes. The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border. It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad....
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
English/Nat XFA Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War. Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones. Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War. It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights. In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats. He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones. Iraqi Airwa...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
Arabic/Nat Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia. The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area. The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live." Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq. They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home. The passengers were returni...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars. From: AIR WARRIORS: Prowler/Growler http://bit.ly/1XQKV1G
published: 11 Sep 2015 -
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
Natural Sound Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team. The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq. Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London. Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed. A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes. Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far. The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused t...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect http://www.dw.com/en/russia-says-syria-safe-zones-will-go-into-effect/a-38731977 Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/contractorus/ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/contractorus Subscribe YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/uscontra... Contact Email: americancontractor@gmail.com
published: 06 May 2017 -
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com Report date: 8.12.2015 Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria. All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site. Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22 Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with the...
published: 13 Aug 2015 -
Kuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over Iraq
T/I 10:43:26 The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9). SHOWS: KUWAIT, 15/9; MS of Perry arrival into room; SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take"; cutaway; SOT continues: "That is still a possibility. cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch... cutaway SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parralle...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
IRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONE
Arabic/Nat Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones. Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad. The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday. Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca. The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War. Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones. The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the ...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
UN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACK
English/Nat Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site. Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable. The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone. Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive. SOUNDBITE (English) "This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
USA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRY
English/Nat Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country. Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas. Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country. Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country. Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building. UPSOUND: (English) Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on." SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Pe...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
USA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
English/Nat U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes. But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks. It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes. William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq. He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone. But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued. SOUND...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAY
Natural Sound XFA Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance. Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran. The play, asks an imaginary question. What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not? The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law. At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors. The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister ...
published: 21 Jul 2015
US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
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1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-...
1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity
STORYLINE:
The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing.
The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions.
One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles.
Rumsfeld criticised Iraq for continuing to fire on US and British warplanes patrolling over two no-fly zones, saying the skirmishes are more evidence of Saddam Hussein's defiance of the international community.
Iraq has fired on no-fly-zone patrols 67 times since promising on September 16 to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country, Myers said.
And Rumsfeld said Iraq's claimed willingness to allow open weapons inspections was "patently false".
The White House is trying to persuade both Congress and the United Nations to support resolutions authorising the use of military force against Iraq.
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1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes flying over Iraq, apparently showing missile launchers and other weapons-related activity
STORYLINE:
The Pentagon on Monday showed video clips from fighter jets and pilotless Predator spy drones purportedly showing recent Iraqi anti-aircraft artillery and surface-to-air missiles firing.
The clips were shown during a press briefing - held by US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Richard Myers - which was aimed at showing that Saddam regularly violates United Nations resolutions.
One video, which Myers said was shot by a Predator in the southern no-fly zone, showed a two-missile battery swivelling in a circle, then firing one of the missiles.
Rumsfeld criticised Iraq for continuing to fire on US and British warplanes patrolling over two no-fly zones, saying the skirmishes are more evidence of Saddam Hussein's defiance of the international community.
Iraq has fired on no-fly-zone patrols 67 times since promising on September 16 to allow United Nations weapons inspectors back into the country, Myers said.
And Rumsfeld said Iraq's claimed willingness to allow open weapons inspections was "patently false".
The White House is trying to persuade both Congress and the United Nations to support resolutions authorising the use of military force against Iraq.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
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- Updated: 19 Mar 2011
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Eliot Spitzer looks at three types of no-fly zones and how they worked in Iraq and Bosnia.
- published: 19 Mar 2011
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USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
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- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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English/Nat
U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, b...
English/Nat
U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded.
There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight.
The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days.
But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations.
He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they had deliberately refrained from firing.
French fighters are also patrolling the southern zone.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future. I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqi's are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqi's need to understand that."
SUPER CAPTION: U-S Navy Captain Michael Doubleday, Pentagon Spokesman
The Clinton administration had signalled to Iraq its seriousness about enforcing the no-fly zone by ordering the Nimitz carrier battle group to skip a port-call in Singapore in order to arrive on station in the Persian Gulf ahead of schedule.
U-S Navy 5th Fleet ships already in the Gulf include five destroyers, three guided-missile frigates and two mine countermeasure ships.
No aircraft carrier is currently in the Gulf.
The no-fly zone over southern Iraq was created after the 1991 Gulf War to stop Iraqi government forces from crushing rebel groups.
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English/Nat
U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to violate the U-S-enforced "no-fly" zone in southern and northern Iraq, but American warplanes patrolling those areas have not responded.
There have been several Iraqi violations in recent days and a Pentagon spokesman said the Iraqi's are 'skirting' the zone, mostly during daylight.
The United States will continue to enforce the no-fly zone with extra U-S Air Force planes patrolling the area from Saudi Arabia and Bahrain following Iraqi violations over the past few days.
But Pentagon spokesman, Navy captain Michael Doubleday refused to explain why U-S enforcement of the zone had failed to stop the violations.
He would not say, for example, whether U-S planes had not been in position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they had deliberately refrained from firing.
French fighters are also patrolling the southern zone.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"What I will say on that is that there have been violations of the no-fly zone by Iraqi aircraft but that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and we will do so in the future. I'm just not going to get into any details about what the Iraqi's are doing. I'm just going to make it very clear that the coalition continues to enforce the no-fly zone and the Iraqi's need to understand that."
SUPER CAPTION: U-S Navy Captain Michael Doubleday, Pentagon Spokesman
The Clinton administration had signalled to Iraq its seriousness about enforcing the no-fly zone by ordering the Nimitz carrier battle group to skip a port-call in Singapore in order to arrive on station in the Persian Gulf ahead of schedule.
U-S Navy 5th Fleet ships already in the Gulf include five destroyers, three guided-missile frigates and two mine countermeasure ships.
No aircraft carrier is currently in the Gulf.
The no-fly zone over southern Iraq was created after the 1991 Gulf War to stop Iraqi government forces from crushing rebel groups.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
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Natural Sound
In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence s...
Natural Sound
In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites.
The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed.
A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul.
Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month.
A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar.
A pilot whose plane is illuminated, or painted, by radar assumes he is about to be fired upon.
It remained unclear whether the Iraqi sites ever opened fire on the planes, a U.S. military spokeswoman in Incirlik said.
The statement added two other U-S warplanes launched precision-guided missiles at the same radar site, on the actual missile launchers.
Later, U-S F-15Es, acting in self defence, fired missiles on four more Iraqi sites.
A U-S Marine EA-6B Prowler also fired a high-speed anti-radiation missile after being targeted by a radar-guided
anti-aircraft artillery system.
Tensions in the region have been high due to repeated confrontations between U-S and Iraqi forces in the northern and southern "no-fly" zones, set up after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish and Shiite minorities in Iraq.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has vowed to fight allied planes entering his country's airspace, saying the no-fly zones violate international law.
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In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes patrolling the no-fly zone in northern Iraq fired on Iraqi air defence sites.
The warplanes returned safely to base and damage to the Iraqi sites was being assessed.
A statement from Operation Northern Watch in the southern Turkish air base of Incirlik said all confrontations took place near the city of Mosul.
Saturday apparently witnessed the largest number of incidents in the northern Iraqi no-fly zone since the confrontations began last month.
A statement released by a joint Turkish-U-S airbase at Incirlik, southern Turkey said the first incident occurred at 3:00 P-M Iraqi time (1200gmt) when a U-S Air Force F-15E responded in self-defence after being targeted by Iraqi radar.
A pilot whose plane is illuminated, or painted, by radar assumes he is about to be fired upon.
It remained unclear whether the Iraqi sites ever opened fire on the planes, a U.S. military spokeswoman in Incirlik said.
The statement added two other U-S warplanes launched precision-guided missiles at the same radar site, on the actual missile launchers.
Later, U-S F-15Es, acting in self defence, fired missiles on four more Iraqi sites.
A U-S Marine EA-6B Prowler also fired a high-speed anti-radiation missile after being targeted by a radar-guided
anti-aircraft artillery system.
Tensions in the region have been high due to repeated confrontations between U-S and Iraqi forces in the northern and southern "no-fly" zones, set up after the 1991 Gulf War to protect the Kurdish and Shiite minorities in Iraq.
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has vowed to fight allied planes entering his country's airspace, saying the no-fly zones violate international law.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
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T/I 10:23:01
Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of t...
T/I 10:23:01
Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the
United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq.
He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space.
SHOWS
BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996
Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law;
Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If the US commits another stupidity in attacking us that will mean more isolation for Clinton and the US from the Security Council. The upgrade of the matter is related to the US elections. It is far from a civilised act. Clinton and Dole are competing to see who can hit Iraq first... but after that everything will go against them.
Street scene;
Vs people in street;
Vs newspaper headlines;
CU headlines;
Man reading paper;
Market scenes;
Ws bus station, people leaving for Sulaymaniyah, and Arbil
SOT man in Arabic: "I am very happy I can travel freely to the north again... we are happy that Talabani has left
Wide of bus station.
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T/I 10:23:01
Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation for its challenges to air exclusion zones over the north and south of the country and declared its armed forces would fight back. Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour sounded the warning after the
United States moved Stealth F117 fighter-bombers and B-52s on Wednesday (11/9) in apparent preparation for another air strike against Iraq.
He said Iraqi forces would fight back against any aggression and would continue to defend its air space.
SHOWS
BAGHDAD, IRAQ 12 SEPTEMBER, 1996
Information Minister Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT in Arabic: saying Iraq will continue to defend it's airspace. It has a right to do so under international law;
Cutaway Abdel Ghani Abdel Ghafour SOT: If the US commits another stupidity in attacking us that will mean more isolation for Clinton and the US from the Security Council. The upgrade of the matter is related to the US elections. It is far from a civilised act. Clinton and Dole are competing to see who can hit Iraq first... but after that everything will go against them.
Street scene;
Vs people in street;
Vs newspaper headlines;
CU headlines;
Man reading paper;
Market scenes;
Ws bus station, people leaving for Sulaymaniyah, and Arbil
SOT man in Arabic: "I am very happy I can travel freely to the north again... we are happy that Talabani has left
Wide of bus station.
2.05
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarge...
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week.
This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles.
The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq.
From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq.
So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes.
The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders of President Bill Clinton in response to Saddam's ground offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq.
Clinton's decree pushed southern Iraq's no-fly zone 100 kilometres (60 miles) northward, from the 32nd parallel to the 33rd parallel - and to Baghdad's southern suburbs.
Despite meeting no resistance, commanders aboard the aircraft carrier stress they intend to keep a very close watch on Saddam.
Navy Captain Larry C. Baucon said his men were ready to respond to the smallest provocation in order to prevent a second Gulf War.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our mission since the recent Tomahawk strikes into Iraq really has not changed, we're still here today flying mission over southern Iraq to enforce the 'no-fly' zone and will continue to do that. At the same time the task group that is out here is enforcing the sanctions against bringing contraband inside Iraq through our maritime interception operations. The United States navy has been in the Gulf for quite a while and we're going to stay here hopefully as a force that will not only enforce the sanctions but also to deter further aggression.
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Larry C. Baucon, Commander U.S.S Carl Vinson]
The USS Carl Vinson can accommodate 75 aircraft at a time.
Together with the US-led allies, they fly several sorties a day - Iraq said on Saturday that the alliance flew 96 flights over the expanded southern "no-fly" zone that day.
The pilots flying the missions say they have not met any significant resistance from the Iraqis.
SOUNDBITE:
"There's been a little resistance, nothing real major, nothing like we saw in the Gulf War. From my knowledge, no one's been, there haven't been any missiles fired at anybody. There's been some light anti-aircraft fire but nothing really major.
SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant Commander Trey Clukey - F-18 pilot
The US Secretary of State on Sunday told British television Sunday that Saddam Hussein must be made to pay for his acts of aggression.
He warned the US would mount more strikes if Baghdad made further incursions in the north of the country.
And if President Clinton decides to take renewed action against Iraq, the crew of the USS Carl Vinson will be ready.
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no opposition from Saddam Hussein's forces since the "no-fly" zone was enlarged last week.
This contradicts the Iraqi military's claim that it mounted a defence against the US pilots - even using ground-to-air missiles.
The patrols are being co-ordinated from the USS Carl Vinson based in the Gulf - its commanders say they're fully prepared to react to the slightest provocation from Iraq.
From the USS Carl Vinson, planes continue to take off - ready to patrol the skies over southern Iraq.
So far, they've encountered no serious troubles from Saddam Hussein's force despite claims from Baghdad that it launched ground-to-air missiles against the US planes.
The no-fly zone was expanded on the orders of President Bill Clinton in response to Saddam's ground offensive against Kurdish rebels in northern Iraq.
Clinton's decree pushed southern Iraq's no-fly zone 100 kilometres (60 miles) northward, from the 32nd parallel to the 33rd parallel - and to Baghdad's southern suburbs.
Despite meeting no resistance, commanders aboard the aircraft carrier stress they intend to keep a very close watch on Saddam.
Navy Captain Larry C. Baucon said his men were ready to respond to the smallest provocation in order to prevent a second Gulf War.
SOUNDBITE:
"Our mission since the recent Tomahawk strikes into Iraq really has not changed, we're still here today flying mission over southern Iraq to enforce the 'no-fly' zone and will continue to do that. At the same time the task group that is out here is enforcing the sanctions against bringing contraband inside Iraq through our maritime interception operations. The United States navy has been in the Gulf for quite a while and we're going to stay here hopefully as a force that will not only enforce the sanctions but also to deter further aggression.
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Larry C. Baucon, Commander U.S.S Carl Vinson]
The USS Carl Vinson can accommodate 75 aircraft at a time.
Together with the US-led allies, they fly several sorties a day - Iraq said on Saturday that the alliance flew 96 flights over the expanded southern "no-fly" zone that day.
The pilots flying the missions say they have not met any significant resistance from the Iraqis.
SOUNDBITE:
"There's been a little resistance, nothing real major, nothing like we saw in the Gulf War. From my knowledge, no one's been, there haven't been any missiles fired at anybody. There's been some light anti-aircraft fire but nothing really major.
SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant Commander Trey Clukey - F-18 pilot
The US Secretary of State on Sunday told British television Sunday that Saddam Hussein must be made to pay for his acts of aggression.
He warned the US would mount more strikes if Baghdad made further incursions in the north of the country.
And if President Clinton decides to take renewed action against Iraq, the crew of the USS Carl Vinson will be ready.
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British j...
Farsi/Nat
Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones.
According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export.
The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War.
And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy.
According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools.
The Ministry proposed projects on oil-digging and oil-processing to generate investments and increase oil export.
Saddam and his cabinet were said to have approved all proposals.
Iraqi has exported an average of one point nine (M) million barrels of oil per day during the past four months - down from previous months.
The value of the oil exported was one point seven (B) U-S dollars - a figure calculated at an average price of eight and a half dollars a barrel.
Iraq is allowed to sell up to five point two (B) billion dollars for the six-month period ending May 24.
Its oil sales are limited by the United Nations, which imposed sanctions on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
In December 1996, the Security Council agreed to allow some oil sales to finance humanitarian purchases.
Sunday's cabinet meeting came as U-S and British warplanes struck at several Iraqi air defence sites in retaliation to attacks in the northern and southern no-fly zones.
The Pentagon claims the strikes were in retaliation to Iraq's military which has continually challenged the presence of U-S and British jets over their airspace.
Iraqi TV also broadcast pictures of Saddam meeting the new mayor of Baghdad - Qasim Awwad Jasim - who was sworn in on Sunday.
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oil production amid continuing military conflicts with U-S and British jets over the no-fly zones.
According to the Iraqi News Agency, Saddam wants to focus Iraq's manpower into developing oil projects in the hope of increasing oil export.
The Iraqi economy suffered severely after trade sanctions and the Gulf War.
And with skirmishes over the no-fly zones continuing, the Iraqi cabinet has had to propose new ways of regenerating its economy.
According to Iraqi News Agency sources, the agenda of the cabinet meeting included a study carried out by the Oil Ministry on ways to pool national capabilities and increase their contribution to the economy by manufacturing oil industry tools.
The Ministry proposed projects on oil-digging and oil-processing to generate investments and increase oil export.
Saddam and his cabinet were said to have approved all proposals.
Iraqi has exported an average of one point nine (M) million barrels of oil per day during the past four months - down from previous months.
The value of the oil exported was one point seven (B) U-S dollars - a figure calculated at an average price of eight and a half dollars a barrel.
Iraq is allowed to sell up to five point two (B) billion dollars for the six-month period ending May 24.
Its oil sales are limited by the United Nations, which imposed sanctions on Iraq following the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.
In December 1996, the Security Council agreed to allow some oil sales to finance humanitarian purchases.
Sunday's cabinet meeting came as U-S and British warplanes struck at several Iraqi air defence sites in retaliation to attacks in the northern and southern no-fly zones.
The Pentagon claims the strikes were in retaliation to Iraq's military which has continually challenged the presence of U-S and British jets over their airspace.
Iraqi TV also broadcast pictures of Saddam meeting the new mayor of Baghdad - Qasim Awwad Jasim - who was sworn in on Sunday.
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IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning f...
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage.
In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations.
But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters.
On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes.
The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border.
It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad.
Arar is the only border crossing between the two countries and usually is used for
the overland passage of pilgrims.
Iraq said its helicopters were helping sick and exhausted pilgrims get home.
The helicopters flew into the no-fly zone, set up over southern Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War.
Since then, Iraqi aircraft have been banned from the zone, which is patrolled by American, British and French jets.
U-S government officials criticised the breach of the no-fly zone, but ruled out the use of force against aircraft carrying civilians.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, my message is that we support people in exercising their religious liberties and in living out their religious convictions everywhere in the world. And we certainly support that in the Muslim world. But we don't want to see religion, in effect, used and distorted in a way that tried to avoid the international obligations that are imposed and we intend to continue to observe the no-fly zone and continue to support the embargo until he lives up to the conditions of the United Nations resolutions. Thank you."
SUPER CAPTION: Bill Clinton, U-S President
On April 9 Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein challenged the U-N ban on international flights by sending an Iraqi Airways jet carrying 104 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
The U-S tried and failed to persuade the U-N Security Council to condemn the flight as a violation of sanctions.
The council's refusal was a diplomatic embarrassment for Washington.
Iraq appeared to be cooling its rhetoric on Tuesday.
Iraqi officials said they were not seeking confrontation with Washington, but said they did not recognise the no-fly zone.
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopters into the U-S patrolled no-fly zone to ferry home Iraqis returning from the annual Muslim pilgrimage.
In Washington, U-S President Bill Clinton criticised the action and said religion should not be used to avoid international obligations.
But the American Government has ruled out use of force against the helicopters.
On Tuesday, Iraqi television showed pictures of preparations for bringing Muslim pilgrims back from Saudi Arabia, in clear defiance of American wishes.
The state-run Iraqi News Agency said several helicopters flew Monday and Tuesday to the Iraq-Saudi border.
It reported the helicopters flew to the Arar border crossing 220 miles (350 kilometres) south-west of Baghdad.
Arar is the only border crossing between the two countries and usually is used for
the overland passage of pilgrims.
Iraq said its helicopters were helping sick and exhausted pilgrims get home.
The helicopters flew into the no-fly zone, set up over southern Iraq after the 1991 Gulf War.
Since then, Iraqi aircraft have been banned from the zone, which is patrolled by American, British and French jets.
U-S government officials criticised the breach of the no-fly zone, but ruled out the use of force against aircraft carrying civilians.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, my message is that we support people in exercising their religious liberties and in living out their religious convictions everywhere in the world. And we certainly support that in the Muslim world. But we don't want to see religion, in effect, used and distorted in a way that tried to avoid the international obligations that are imposed and we intend to continue to observe the no-fly zone and continue to support the embargo until he lives up to the conditions of the United Nations resolutions. Thank you."
SUPER CAPTION: Bill Clinton, U-S President
On April 9 Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein challenged the U-N ban on international flights by sending an Iraqi Airways jet carrying 104 pilgrims to Saudi Arabia.
The U-S tried and failed to persuade the U-N Security Council to condemn the flight as a violation of sanctions.
The council's refusal was a diplomatic embarrassment for Washington.
Iraq appeared to be cooling its rhetoric on Tuesday.
Iraqi officials said they were not seeking confrontation with Washington, but said they did not recognise the no-fly zone.
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IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
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XFA
Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since sho...
English/Nat
XFA
Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War.
Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones.
Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing
airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War.
It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights.
In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats.
He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones.
Iraqi Airways, the country's national carrier, charges 25-thousand dinars (13 US dollars) per passenger to Basra, 550 kilometres (343 miles) south of Baghdad, and 20-thousand dinars (11 US dollars) per passenger to Mosul, 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital.
The U-S military says Iraqi military planes have been frequently violating the no-fly zones with quick in-and-out forays since December 1998, when Iraq began challenging allied planes.
Under the no-fly arrangements, the Iraqi military isn't allowed to fly fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters into the zones.
There was no word on Sunday as to whether Iraq gave Britain and the United States advance notice of the domestic flights.
The resumption of domestic flights follows the arrival in Baghdad of dozens of international flights from non-governmental organizations and foreign countries seeking an end to U-N sanctions imposed to punish Iraq for invading Kuwait in 1990.
The U-S State Department warned on Friday that foreign aircraft flying into Iraq should avoid the no-fly zones because of what it called "aggressive Iraqi activities" in these areas.
Spokesman Richard Boucher said aircraft flying anywhere in Iraq could face danger but that the no-fly zones are of a particular concern.
But Boucher stopped short of saying whether the U-S and British warplanes policing the zones will intercept Iraqi passenger planes.
U-S and British jets have been patrolling the skies over northern and southern Iraq for nearly a decade, arguing that the no-fly zones are needed to protect Kurdish and Shiite Muslim minorities from Iraqi forces.
Iraq says the zones violate its sovereignty and international law.
As part of its challenges to the zones in the past two years, Iraq has been firing missiles and anti-aircraft artillery at the U-S and British warplanes.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is maybe our first flight, domestic flight, but we're hoping for international flights, worldwide, just to prove to the people outside that we'll go ahead and nothing will take us back again."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways worker
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We will have a big flight for our Iraqi Airways, and we decided to do this by purchasing aeroplanes and by leasing aeroplanes and we'll do it as quickly as possible."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Communication Minister
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I am very glad to fly again between Baghdad-Basra and Baghdad-Mosul, and we are flying in the restricted area and we have flown before in this restricted area and we are not afraid."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways pilot
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XFA
Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in defiance of no-fly zones enforced by U-S and British warplanes since shortly after the 1991 Gulf War.
Two planes took off from Baghdad at 1 p-m (1000 GMT)on Sunday on their way to penetrate the zones.
Iraq used Russian-made military cargo planes for the flights, as its fleet of 15 Boeing
airliners was flown out to Jordan, Iran and Tunisia to escape bombing during the Gulf War.
It didn't say how many passengers were on board the two flights.
In Egypt, Iraqi Foreign Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf said the flights would continue, despite the threats.
He said the aim of the flights was to destroy what he called the American-British criminal act of imposing the no-fly zones.
Iraqi Airways, the country's national carrier, charges 25-thousand dinars (13 US dollars) per passenger to Basra, 550 kilometres (343 miles) south of Baghdad, and 20-thousand dinars (11 US dollars) per passenger to Mosul, 400 kilometres (250 miles) north of the capital.
The U-S military says Iraqi military planes have been frequently violating the no-fly zones with quick in-and-out forays since December 1998, when Iraq began challenging allied planes.
Under the no-fly arrangements, the Iraqi military isn't allowed to fly fixed-wing aircraft or helicopters into the zones.
There was no word on Sunday as to whether Iraq gave Britain and the United States advance notice of the domestic flights.
The resumption of domestic flights follows the arrival in Baghdad of dozens of international flights from non-governmental organizations and foreign countries seeking an end to U-N sanctions imposed to punish Iraq for invading Kuwait in 1990.
The U-S State Department warned on Friday that foreign aircraft flying into Iraq should avoid the no-fly zones because of what it called "aggressive Iraqi activities" in these areas.
Spokesman Richard Boucher said aircraft flying anywhere in Iraq could face danger but that the no-fly zones are of a particular concern.
But Boucher stopped short of saying whether the U-S and British warplanes policing the zones will intercept Iraqi passenger planes.
U-S and British jets have been patrolling the skies over northern and southern Iraq for nearly a decade, arguing that the no-fly zones are needed to protect Kurdish and Shiite Muslim minorities from Iraqi forces.
Iraq says the zones violate its sovereignty and international law.
As part of its challenges to the zones in the past two years, Iraq has been firing missiles and anti-aircraft artillery at the U-S and British warplanes.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is maybe our first flight, domestic flight, but we're hoping for international flights, worldwide, just to prove to the people outside that we'll go ahead and nothing will take us back again."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways worker
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We will have a big flight for our Iraqi Airways, and we decided to do this by purchasing aeroplanes and by leasing aeroplanes and we'll do it as quickly as possible."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Communication Minister
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well, I am very glad to fly again between Baghdad-Basra and Baghdad-Mosul, and we are flying in the restricted area and we have flown before in this restricted area and we are not afraid."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi Airways pilot
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IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
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- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Arabic/Nat
Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Sa...
Arabic/Nat
Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia.
The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area.
The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live."
Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq.
They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home.
The passengers were returning form the hajj, a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest place, Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
All able-bodied Muslims who can afford it are required to make the trip to Mecca and surrounding holy sites at least once in their life times.
An Iraqi spokesman declared their leader, Saddam Hussein, had sent the helicopters out of concern for those who found the journey arduous.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"I was very happy when I heard the news about the helicopters. Of course everything presented by our leader and our command is something not strange, especially because we have old pilgrims who need help, so we are grateful to our President because he feels with us whenever we have troubles."
SUPER CAPTION: Bder Alhilaly, Chief of Iraqi Religious Affairs
But America and their allies were more sceptical over the purpose behind such solicitousness from the Iraqi leader.
The U-S believe Iraqi President Saddam Hussein could be using the pilgrims as an excuse to defy the no-fly zone, maintained by the allies since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.
Having rested, the returning pilgrims were helped into the waiting helicopters.
Many appeared to be looking forward to the ride.
America announced it would not take action at this violation of the no-fly zone, due to the humanitarian mission of the helicopters, but would be keeping a close eye on the situation.
Any military manoeuvres would be treated as a totally different matter.
Iraq also violated the southern no-fly-zone earlier in the week, on Monday and Tuesday when it sent nine helicopters to the border to await the pilgrims' arrival across the border from Saudi Arabia.
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Arabic/Nat
Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopters to ferry pilgrims home from Arar, a border-crossing point with Saudi Arabia.
The United States has said it would tolerate the flights through the zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature, but would not accept major military movements in the area.
The official Iraqi News Agency said the operation would continue for a few days in order to "transport sick, old and tired pilgrims to the places where they live."
Two busloads of Iraqi Muslims arrived at Arar, on the Saudi-Iraqi border, Saturday, on the last stage of their journey back to Iraq.
They were rested and took refreshments at this tented camp before queuing to be airlifted home.
The passengers were returning form the hajj, a pilgrimage to Islam's holiest place, Mecca in Saudi Arabia.
All able-bodied Muslims who can afford it are required to make the trip to Mecca and surrounding holy sites at least once in their life times.
An Iraqi spokesman declared their leader, Saddam Hussein, had sent the helicopters out of concern for those who found the journey arduous.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"I was very happy when I heard the news about the helicopters. Of course everything presented by our leader and our command is something not strange, especially because we have old pilgrims who need help, so we are grateful to our President because he feels with us whenever we have troubles."
SUPER CAPTION: Bder Alhilaly, Chief of Iraqi Religious Affairs
But America and their allies were more sceptical over the purpose behind such solicitousness from the Iraqi leader.
The U-S believe Iraqi President Saddam Hussein could be using the pilgrims as an excuse to defy the no-fly zone, maintained by the allies since Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990.
Having rested, the returning pilgrims were helped into the waiting helicopters.
Many appeared to be looking forward to the ride.
America announced it would not take action at this violation of the no-fly zone, due to the humanitarian mission of the helicopters, but would be keeping a close eye on the situation.
Any military manoeuvres would be treated as a totally different matter.
Iraq also violated the southern no-fly-zone earlier in the week, on Monday and Tuesday when it sent nine helicopters to the border to await the pilgrims' arrival across the border from Saudi Arabia.
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This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
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- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 11 Sep 2015
- views: 551341
In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
From: AIR W...
In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
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In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turned to the Boeing EA-18G Growler to disable enemy radars.
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- published: 11 Sep 2015
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
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- Duration: 1:49
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challengi...
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq.
Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London.
Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed.
A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes.
Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far.
The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused to cooperate with U-N inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction.
Since then Iraq has repeatedly defied the no-fly zones set up after the Gulf War to protect Iraq's Kurdish minority and Shiite Muslims.
British and American officials say their fighter jets have opened fire only after being targetted by antiaircraft missile and radar sites on the ground.
But Saddam insists the attacks were unprovoked, saying that Washington and London were "horrifying the world" with their use of military technology against an "innocent" nation.
Iraq's ability to hold out against the strikes, he reportedly said, was an inspiration to other nations that hoped to rise up against the west.
Iraqi T-V said Saddam was referring specifically to Yugoslavian Serbs, facing NATO strikes unless fighting ends in the troubled province of Kosovo.
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members of his air defence team.
The Iraqi leader praised them for challenging no-fly zones patrolled by British and American forces in no-fly zones in southern and northern Iraq.
Saddam said Iraq's continued defiance would encourage other enemies of the west to rise up against Washington and London.
Iraqi T-V showed air defence officials saluting Saddam and his Defence Minister Sultan Hashim Ahmed.
A news reader said the group included "specialists" who presented ideas on how to boost Iraq's defences against continued British and American strikes.
Saddam reportedly praised the group for its work so far.
The U-S and Britain launched air strikes against Iraq in December, after Saddam refused to cooperate with U-N inspectors searching for weapons of mass destruction.
Since then Iraq has repeatedly defied the no-fly zones set up after the Gulf War to protect Iraq's Kurdish minority and Shiite Muslims.
British and American officials say their fighter jets have opened fire only after being targetted by antiaircraft missile and radar sites on the ground.
But Saddam insists the attacks were unprovoked, saying that Washington and London were "horrifying the world" with their use of military technology against an "innocent" nation.
Iraq's ability to hold out against the strikes, he reportedly said, was an inspiration to other nations that hoped to rise up against the west.
Iraqi T-V said Saddam was referring specifically to Yugoslavian Serbs, facing NATO strikes unless fighting ends in the troubled province of Kosovo.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 7828
Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
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- Duration: 4:40
- Updated: 06 May 2017
- views: 1146
Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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- Duration: 22:17
- Updated: 13 Aug 2015
- views: 10865
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Report date: 8.12.2015
Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria.
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Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria.
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- published: 13 Aug 2015
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Kuwait-Presser Perry on 'no-fly-zones' over Iraq
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- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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T/I 10:43:26
The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Pe...
T/I 10:43:26
The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9).
SHOWS:
KUWAIT, 15/9;
MS of Perry arrival into room;
SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take";
cutaway;
SOT continues: "That is still a possibility.
cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch...
cutaway
SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parrallel, and we will take whatever action we deem necessary to protect our air crews, no one should doubt that";
MS of perry departure with kuwaiti delegation;
perry up to plane;
WS of us airforce plane
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The United States will take whatever action is necessary to ensure the "no-fly zones" over Iraq are respected, US Defence Secretary William Perry warned Sunday (15/9).
SHOWS:
KUWAIT, 15/9;
MS of Perry arrival into room;
SOT "purpose of my visit here was to discuss our view to consult with kuwait government, future actions we'd like to take";
cutaway;
SOT continues: "That is still a possibility.
cutaway "All of our coalition partners continue to support operation southern watch, the british and french continue to fly with us... when your trying to judge strength, the effectiveness of coalition... just watch operation southern watch...
cutaway
SOT continues: "We will take whatever action is necessary to continue operation southern watch up to 33rd parrallel, and we will take whatever action we deem necessary to protect our air crews, no one should doubt that";
MS of perry departure with kuwaiti delegation;
perry up to plane;
WS of us airforce plane
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IRAQ: LAST PILGRIMS ARE FLOWN HOME FROM MECCA DEFYING NO-FLY ZONE
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones.
Three military helicopters transported the I...
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Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones.
Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad.
The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday.
Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca.
The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War.
Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones.
The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the initial flights to Saudi Arabia violated U-N sanctions.
But the U-S had said it would tolerate the flights through the no-fly-zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature.
It added it would not accept major military movements in the area.
Iraqi's hailed the flights as a victory.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We have broken the unjust embargo imposed against Iraq by the countries of the aggressors."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi cleric
The southern no-fly zone was set up by the United States, Britain and France after the Gulf War to protect Shiite Muslims there following the Gulf War.
A separate northern no-fly-zone was set up by the United States and its allies in September to protect rebellious Kurds from Saddam's forces.
The zones bar Iraqi flights in about two-thirds of the country.
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Iraq has flown the last of its pilgrims home from Mecca in defiance of U-S enforced no- fly zones.
Three military helicopters transported the Iraqi pilgrims on Sunday from a border crossing point in Saudi Arabia to Baghdad.
The last Iraqi pilgrims, who were in Saudi Arabia to perform the sacred Muslim ritual of Hajj, made their way home on Sunday.
Baghdad send helicopters to the border town of Arar to wait for the Iraqis returning from the pilgrimage to Mecca.
The helicopter flights violated the no-fly zones, set up after the 1990 Gulf War.
Iraq said the helicopters were send to pick up sick, old and tired pilgrims and ferry them back home - in defiance of U-S patrolled no-fly zones.
The United States failed to convince the U-N Security Council that the initial flights to Saudi Arabia violated U-N sanctions.
But the U-S had said it would tolerate the flights through the no-fly-zone in southern Iraq because of their humanitarian nature.
It added it would not accept major military movements in the area.
Iraqi's hailed the flights as a victory.
SOUNDBITE: (Arabic)
"We have broken the unjust embargo imposed against Iraq by the countries of the aggressors."
SUPER CAPTION: Iraqi cleric
The southern no-fly zone was set up by the United States, Britain and France after the Gulf War to protect Shiite Muslims there following the Gulf War.
A separate northern no-fly-zone was set up by the United States and its allies in September to protect rebellious Kurds from Saddam's forces.
The zones bar Iraqi flights in about two-thirds of the country.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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UN: IRAQ REACTS ANGRILY TO US MISSILE ATTACK
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- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site.
Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggres...
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Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site.
Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable.
The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone.
Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected by Iraq as by other international communities; it's a violation of the Iraqi sovereign rights and Iraq is really fed up with that no-fly zone."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
Hamdoon added that the no-fly zone was not of the U-N's making but of America and Britain.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"The U-N has nothing to do with this whole no-fly zone, it has not been established under any United Nations resolution, it was a unilateral act by the United States and Britain. Iraq intends to keep up its cooperation with the U-N as long as the process of the lifting of the sanctions is moving. This is a military aggression against Iraq that has been rejected by both my government and I think also by the international governments."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
U-N Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov said that the attack was a setback for the region.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well any shooting, any shelling, any missile launching is going to increase tension in the area but I hope that this time the sides would not aggravate the situation further. We don't need aggravation, what we need is to implement security council resolutions so that the disarmament of Iraq - and I do think that UNSCOM is making some progress lately with cooperation from Iraq - and we don't want the spirit of cooperation to be undermined. So I hope that we all concentrate on the main thing: to remove the threat to the Persian Gulf area and I believe we're not that far away from this."
SUPER CAPTION: Sergei Lavrov, Russian Ambassador to the UN
The no-fly zone was set up in 1991 by the United States, France and Britain.
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Iraq has reacted angrily after a U-S warplane fired a missile at an Iraqi anti-aircraft site.
Iraq said the incident was a clear act of aggression on the part of the U-S, and was unjustifiable.
The attack was in response to Iraqi radar locking onto British planes flying a routine mission over Iraq's no-fly zone.
Iraq's U-N Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon told reporters at U-N headquarters in New York the attack was both unjustified and aggressive.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"This was an unwarranted attack on an Iraqi radar, obviously it did not hit the radar, it hit like 20 miles, 25 miles from the radar site, 11 miles from the Om Kasir location and we consider this as a violation of both the Iraqi air space and the Iraqi territory. The whole no-fly zone concept is rejected by Iraq as by other international communities; it's a violation of the Iraqi sovereign rights and Iraq is really fed up with that no-fly zone."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
Hamdoon added that the no-fly zone was not of the U-N's making but of America and Britain.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"The U-N has nothing to do with this whole no-fly zone, it has not been established under any United Nations resolution, it was a unilateral act by the United States and Britain. Iraq intends to keep up its cooperation with the U-N as long as the process of the lifting of the sanctions is moving. This is a military aggression against Iraq that has been rejected by both my government and I think also by the international governments."
SUPER CAPTION: Nizar Hamdoon, Iraqi Ambassador to UN
U-N Russian Ambassador Sergei Lavrov said that the attack was a setback for the region.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Well any shooting, any shelling, any missile launching is going to increase tension in the area but I hope that this time the sides would not aggravate the situation further. We don't need aggravation, what we need is to implement security council resolutions so that the disarmament of Iraq - and I do think that UNSCOM is making some progress lately with cooperation from Iraq - and we don't want the spirit of cooperation to be undermined. So I hope that we all concentrate on the main thing: to remove the threat to the Persian Gulf area and I believe we're not that far away from this."
SUPER CAPTION: Sergei Lavrov, Russian Ambassador to the UN
The no-fly zone was set up in 1991 by the United States, France and Britain.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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USA: UN: IRAQ TO RESIST THE NO FLY ZONE IN NORTHERN PART OF COUNTRY
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country.
Saeed Ha...
English/Nat
Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country.
Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas.
Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country.
Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country.
Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building.
UPSOUND: (English)
Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN from Iraq
And he continued to be evasive when asked about Iraq withdrawing from the northern safe areas.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Reporter: Can you say your army will definitely withdraw from the north to its original position? "What do mean from by the north?" " No, no I would like to tell you something, please look at the map of Iraq. The city of Mosul which is the third biggest city of Iraq, with majority of Arab inhabitants inside the no fly zone. We don't recognize this no fly zone, it's illegal. It has nothing to do with security council resolutions, and we are determined to resist it, that's all thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Iraq's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN
The United States has called for the United Nations Security Council to meet later Tuesday to discuss the developments in Iraq. The 15 member council had been scheduled to meet to renew economic sanctions against Iraq but the agenda will likely be expanded to discuss other issues.
But U.N. diplomats doubt the Security Council will line up behind Washington on the attacks because the U.N. resolution cited does not specifically authorize the use of force, nor does it establish no fly zones.
The official word from the United Nations was measured and focused on the efforts to resume humanitarian aid.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
" Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali is concerned over the impact of the latest events which clearly will adversely affect the implementation of our programs for humanitarian assistance.
The Secretary General hopes that tensions will quickly subside so that we can get on with our work of alleviating the suffering which affects all segments of the Iraqi population."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Right now what we've done is delay deployment of the oil inspectors and the goods inspectors but it's clear because of the deterioration of the security situation there will be some postponement, we're hoping it won't be a long postponement, we're hoping we'll be able to get back to work."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
The deteriorating situation was expected to complicate the range of activities undertaken by the UN in Iraq.
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Iraq's Deputy Representative to the United Nations says that Iraq will resist the no-fly zone in the northern part of the country.
Saeed Hasan refused to say if Iraq will withdraw from the safe areas.
Meanwhile the United Nations has expressed concern about the effect of the deteriorating situation on its humanitarian programs in the country.
Even in the face of the U.S. missile attack, Iraq remains defiant of "no-fly zones" in the northern part of the country.
Iraq's deputy ambassador to the U.N. first brushed aside reporters questions as he entered Iraq's mission building.
UPSOUND: (English)
Reporter: Good morning, "Good morning", reporter: Can you tell us anything, "For the time being now, maybe later on."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN from Iraq
And he continued to be evasive when asked about Iraq withdrawing from the northern safe areas.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
Reporter: Can you say your army will definitely withdraw from the north to its original position? "What do mean from by the north?" " No, no I would like to tell you something, please look at the map of Iraq. The city of Mosul which is the third biggest city of Iraq, with majority of Arab inhabitants inside the no fly zone. We don't recognize this no fly zone, it's illegal. It has nothing to do with security council resolutions, and we are determined to resist it, that's all thank you very much."
SUPER CAPTION: Saeed Hasan/Iraq's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN
The United States has called for the United Nations Security Council to meet later Tuesday to discuss the developments in Iraq. The 15 member council had been scheduled to meet to renew economic sanctions against Iraq but the agenda will likely be expanded to discuss other issues.
But U.N. diplomats doubt the Security Council will line up behind Washington on the attacks because the U.N. resolution cited does not specifically authorize the use of force, nor does it establish no fly zones.
The official word from the United Nations was measured and focused on the efforts to resume humanitarian aid.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
" Secretary General Boutros Boutros Ghali is concerned over the impact of the latest events which clearly will adversely affect the implementation of our programs for humanitarian assistance.
The Secretary General hopes that tensions will quickly subside so that we can get on with our work of alleviating the suffering which affects all segments of the Iraqi population."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Right now what we've done is delay deployment of the oil inspectors and the goods inspectors but it's clear because of the deterioration of the security situation there will be some postponement, we're hoping it won't be a long postponement, we're hoping we'll be able to get back to work."
SUPER CAPTION: Sylvana Foa/Spokesperson for the UN
The deteriorating situation was expected to complicate the range of activities undertaken by the UN in Iraq.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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USA: WILLIAM COHEN VOWS TO ENFORCE NO-FLY ZONE IN SOUTHERN IRAQ
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- Duration: 0:50
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French...
English/Nat
U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes.
But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks.
It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes.
William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq.
He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone.
But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We have indicated to the Iraqis that we insist upon compliance. We have taken measures that will make it more difficult for them to flaunt the no-fly zone restrictions and we will have to wait and see. We intend to enforce the no-fly zone. We have communicated that to the Iraqis"
SUPER CAPTION: Defence Secretary William Cohen
No actions have been taken in the skies over southern Iraq so far - despite repeated violations of the no-fly zone.
It's thought that Iraqi fighters were in the zone as recently as Tuesday, without drawing fire from allied planes.
U-S officials have so far declined to say whether U-S planes had been in a position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they deliberately refrained from shooting them down.
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U-S Defence Secretary William Cohen on Wednesday vowed to enforce the no-fly zone in southern Iraq, which is patrolled by U-S, British and French planes.
But he gave no indication what would happen if Iraqi flights continued in the zone that was placed off-limits to protect Shi'ite Muslims from Baghdad attacks.
It's thought that several Iraqi fighters recently entered the no-fly zone - without drawing fire from the allied planes.
William Cohen issued a blunt warning to the Baghdad regime on Wednesday to halt all flights into the no-fly zone in southern Iraq.
He said measures had been taken to make it harder for Iraq to flaunt the restricted zone.
But the defence secretary refused to specify what form any action would take if transgressions continued.
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"We have indicated to the Iraqis that we insist upon compliance. We have taken measures that will make it more difficult for them to flaunt the no-fly zone restrictions and we will have to wait and see. We intend to enforce the no-fly zone. We have communicated that to the Iraqis"
SUPER CAPTION: Defence Secretary William Cohen
No actions have been taken in the skies over southern Iraq so far - despite repeated violations of the no-fly zone.
It's thought that Iraqi fighters were in the zone as recently as Tuesday, without drawing fire from allied planes.
U-S officials have so far declined to say whether U-S planes had been in a position to fire on the Iraqis or whether they deliberately refrained from shooting them down.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN ATTENDS PLAY
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 10724
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Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance.
Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a...
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Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance.
Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran.
The play, asks an imaginary question.
What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not?
The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law.
At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors.
The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz and many other officials.
Also on Saturday, a spokesman for the Iraqi military told the official news agency that Iraqi air defence units hit an enemy plane which came from the Saudi airspace.
The spokesman reported that the enemy warplanes entered Iraqi skies from the Saudi and Kuwaiti airspace on Saturday morning.
No indication was given of whether the plane was brought down in the attack.
But the incident was thought to have occurred in the southern no-fly zone.
U-S and British warplanes enforce no-fly zones over north and south Iraq to protect groups opposed to the Baghdad government. Iraq does not recognise the zones.
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Iraqi president Saddam Hussein has made a rare public appearance.
Accompanied by senior party and government members, Saddam attended a private showing of the Iraqi play "Write with the name of God" which took its name from the Islamic book the Koran.
The play, asks an imaginary question.
What if death does not exist, and what if a man has the power to write the names of those who, as it pleases him, should die or should not?
The official agency said the play represented a call to Arab and world opinion to speak up to put a stop to killing in the name of the law.
At the end of the show, Saddam praised the work by thanking and shaking hands with each one of the actors.
The play was attended by Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan, Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz and many other officials.
Also on Saturday, a spokesman for the Iraqi military told the official news agency that Iraqi air defence units hit an enemy plane which came from the Saudi airspace.
The spokesman reported that the enemy warplanes entered Iraqi skies from the Saudi and Kuwaiti airspace on Saturday morning.
No indication was given of whether the plane was brought down in the attack.
But the incident was thought to have occurred in the southern no-fly zone.
U-S and British warplanes enforce no-fly zones over north and south Iraq to protect groups opposed to the Baghdad government. Iraq does not recognise the zones.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 10724
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com Report date: 8.12.2015 Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria. All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site. Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22 Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with the...
published: 13 Aug 2015 -
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Syria War Being Justified By Same Type of Propaganda As Iraq; Stop Believing the Lies
LONG Source List Below: Click Show MORE: After decades of the United States rationalizing war and regime change on lies, the American People no longer get a pass to blindly accept more of the same in Syria. JUST like it was ENTIRELY possible to know in real time that the justifications for war in Iraq were predicated on lies, so it is with Syria. We stand on the edge of escalating a conflict which could trigger a much wider war, and the corporate FAKE news media AGAIN acts as stenographers for lies. SHAMEFUL. They should be tried for war crimes for their role in creating mass support for crimes against humanity. Two CORE videos to watch to get context of reality of Syria situation: Testimony to UN by US Peace Council: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8JppJyVxYU Testimony to UN by Ev...
published: 12 Dec 2016 -
The Debate - Seeking no-fly zone in Syria (Feb 17th)
Turkey has again stated it’s desire for a no-fly zone in Northern Syria, this while it is shelling YPG Kurds in that area. The German Chancellor Angela Merkel is renewing her proposal for a no-fly zone in Syria also. And again: the same doubts surface: Is Turkey’s demand for a no-fly zone to prevent Daesh terrorists from going into Syria, or actually facilitate them with weapons and support? That is one the questions we’ll ask in this edition of the debate. Guests: - Programs Dir., Shafaqna Inst. of ME Studies, Catherine Shakdam (LONDON) - Founder, American Institute for Foreign Policy, Michael Lane (WASHINGTON) Watch Live: http://www.presstv.ir/live.html Twitter: http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak: http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook: http://www.facebook.c...
published: 17 Feb 2016 -
Why Did the Iraq War Start? The Untold Story - Seymour Hersh - Reasons, Justification (2005)
In the days immediately following 9/11, the Bush Administration national security team actively debated an invasion of Iraq. About the book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1560258527/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&creativeASIN;=1560258527&linkCode;=as2&tag;=tra0c7-20&linkId;=38dddfa3c361f664e0f512e958a782e9 A memo written by Sec. Rumsfeld dated Nov 27, 2001 considers a US-Iraq war. One section of the memo questions "How start?", listing multiple possible justifications for a US-Iraq War. During 2002 the amount of ordnance used by British and American aircraft patrolling the no-fly zones of Iraq increased compared to the previous years and by August had "become a full air offensive". Tommy Franks, the allied commander, later stated that the bombing was designed to "degrade" t...
published: 21 Nov 2013 -
US-led coalition warplanes BANNED from Syria safe zones – Russian MoD
Credit to Russian MoD https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQGqX5Ndpm4snE0NTjyOJnA Russian Ministry of Defense presents map of safe zones in Syria that bans US-led coalition aircrafts Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/TeamRussiaInsider Visit us! http://russia-insider.com/en Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RussiaInsider?ref=aymt_homepage_panel Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RussiaInsider
published: 05 May 2017 -
Inside Story - What is stoking Iraqi rage?
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe In central Iraq, a number of arrests have provoked mass protests in two major cities. Will these latest protests lead to renewed sectarian violence? Guests: Saad al-Muttalibi, Anas al-Tikriti, Hiwa Osman. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on. We are reshaping g...
published: 28 Dec 2012 -
Insight with Hadani Ditmars - Being a Woman in Iraq
17/07/2007 - Hadani Ditmars, Canadian journalist who has been writing from Iraq since 1997, will be speaking about women in Iraq and how their lives have changed, drawing on her experiences described in her acclaimed book Dancing in the No-Fly Zone. Of the plethora of books out there on Iraq (now four years since the US-led invasion) Dancing in the No-Fly Zone has a sense of reality and immediacy difficult to match. Dancing in the No-Fly Zone deftly places the reader beyond stereotypes, into the lives of the people who have lived decades under war, sanctions, oppression and terror. Often passing as an Iraqi, and often using her ability to skip between various European languages -- intermittently waving her Canadian passport in defence -- Ditmars compels with her audacity. Journeys around...
published: 31 Jan 2013 -
Iraq Reveals Troops And Equipment Start Arriving To Speicher Base In A Few Days - Episode 477
Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com More news visit http://thepeoplesnewz.com Report date: 9.26.2014 England and Wales are now reporting stagnate housing prices. 1 in 4 Americans are not working in America. Moody warns that public pensions funds face a 2 trillion shortfall. Western countries consider truthers domestic terrorist. Illegals will now serve in the military and the Pentagon will increase enrollment as time goes on. FBI very angry that they cannot easily break into your phone. 13,000 troops headed to Speicher base in Iraq in a few days. US/central bankers ready to train 15,000 paid mercenaries to fight Assad. ISIS threatens to strike terror in NYC. Be prepared for a false flag event. All source links to the report can be found on the x22repo...
published: 27 Sep 2014 -
Inside Combat Rescue 02 - Visions Of War
The elite Combat Rescue members of the U.S. Air Force, Pararescuemen, or PJs, have one mission: rescue American or Allied forces in extreme danger. Whether their targets are shot down or isolated behind enemy lines, surrounded, engaged, wounded, or captured by the enemy, PJs will do whatever necessary to bring those in peril home. For the first time in their history, the PJs allow camera crews to cover their missions in Afghanistan. Inside Combat Rescue is the story of the lives of these elite airmen.
published: 02 Jan 2014 -
The Debate - A Plan to Divide Iraq (May 2nd)
Looking for another way to divide Iraq. Republicans in the United States are pushing to separate the country into three separate countries, one Sunni, one Shia and one Kurdish. This is not the first time that Washington has called for the sovereign country of Iraq to be divided. During the 1990’s the US and the UK enforced no fly areas over Iraq and effectively caused the country to be divided along sectarian lines. In 2006, Joe Biden, then a Senator, called for dividing Iraq into three areas: Shias in the south, Kurds in the north and Sunnis in central Iraq. Why does Washington want to see the dissolution of the sovereign country of Iraq? Live @ http://www.presstv.ir/live.html Twitter @ http://twitter.com/PressTV LiveLeak @ http://www.liveleak.com/c/PressTV Facebook @ http://www....
published: 03 May 2015 -
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Kurdistan: The Peace Before The Storm
The New Kurdistan (2002): How Kurdistan's fragile renaissance was undermined by the US-led invasion of Iraq. Subscribe to Journeyman for more: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=journeymanpictures For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/9590/short-films/the-new-kurdistan.html Kurdistan is blossoming - but it depends on protection from the US and UK. The new found security is fragile, and the second Gulf War could undermine everything. A deformed baby screams for its mother in the hospital in Halabja – a living legacy of the long term effects of Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction. Today, congenital abnormality rates are 4-5 times higher than post atomic populations of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 5000 Kurds were killed by chemical weapons ...
published: 26 Sep 2014 -
Syria No Fly Zone & Current News
Source: https://www.spreaker.com/user/resurrecttherepublic/syria-no-fly-zone-current-news
published: 08 Dec 2016 -
The Rojava Revolution
published: 18 May 2017 -
NATO Now Positioning Troops Into Iraq Under The Guise Of A Training Mission - Episode 700
Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com Report date: 6.24.2015 French unemployment hits record high. IMF rejects Greece's proposal, Greece rejects IMF counter proposal. No Deal. Final GDP is negative and the 2nd Quarter GDP looks like the trend will continue. China joins the bank of London to set the gold prices. Jefferson stages of government shows us that we are moving toward a government of sheer force. UN wants the UN Arms Treaty ratified to remove all weapons from the American people. Pentagon manual declares journalist enemy combatants. Senate pushes through fast track. Armenia protests being fanned up by the US to overthrow the govern...
published: 25 Jun 2015 -
Iraqi Air Force
The Iraqi Air Force (IQAF) (Arabic: القوة الجوية العراقية; Al Quwwa al Jawwiya al Iraqiya) is the aerial warfare service branch of the Iraqi Armed Forces, responsible for the policing of international borders and surveillance of national assets. The IQAF also acts as a support force for the Iraqi Navy and the Iraqi Army and it also allows Iraq to rapidly deploy its developing Army. The Iraqi Air Force was first founded in 1931, during British rule of Iraq with only a few pilots. Aside from a brief period during the Second World War, The Iraqi Air Force operated mostly British aircraft until the 14 July Revolution in 1958, when the new Iraqi government began increased diplomatic relationships with the Soviet Union. The air force used both Soviet and British aircraft throughout the 1950s and...
published: 21 Jul 2014 -
CrossTalk: Iraqi-Afghan Legacies
Does Washington have any obligation toward Iraq and its people after a decade of western occupation? Should we expect Afghanistan and Iraq to be beholden to Washington and its western allies? And how has the occupation of Afghanistan and Iraq changed the Middle East? CrossTalking with Don DeBar, Peter Van Buren and Richard Murphy. Watch all CrossTalk shows here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL75A81D67D2955F81 (Sep 2009 - Feb 2011) http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPszygYHA9K12YqkZDcnaHfDd5cptKhs9 (Mar 2011 - Jul 2012) http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPszygYHA9K1wI7Kcpxfq6NviCKYKjXAn (Jul 2012 - current) RT LIVE http://rt.com/on-air Subscribe to RT! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RussiaToday Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTnews Follo...
published: 10 Jan 2014 -
Inside Iraq - Pulling out of Iraq
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe The withdrawal of the US combat troops has begun and by the end of August there will be fewer than 50,000 US troops in Iraq. But is their mission accomplished? At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on. We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengt...
published: 30 Aug 2010 -
The CIA and the Persian gulf War
In Iraqi territory that was occupied by the coalition, a peace conference was held where a ceasefire agreement was negotiated and signed by both sides. At the conference, Iraq was approved to fly armed helicopters on their side of the temporary border, ostensibly for government transit due to the damage done to civilian infrastructure. Soon after, these helicopters and much of the Iraqi armed forces were used to fight a Shi'ite uprising in the south. The rebellions were encouraged by an airing of "The Voice of Free Iraq" on 2 February 1991, which was broadcast from a CIA run radio station out of Saudi Arabia. The Arabic service of the Voice of America supported the uprising by stating that the rebellion was large, and that they soon would be liberated from Saddam. In the North, Kurdish le...
published: 26 Jan 2013
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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- Duration: 22:17
- Updated: 13 Aug 2015
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Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ
Get economic collapse news throughout the d...
Check Out The New X22 Report Spotlight YouTube Channel – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rnp-CySclyhxyjA4f14WQ
Get economic collapse news throughout the day visit http://x22report.com
Report date: 8.12.2015
Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria.
All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site.
Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22 Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with these videos shall not be construed as the actual events that are taking place.
Intro Music: YouTube Free Music: Warrior Strife by Jingle Punks
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Report date: 8.12.2015
Only 14% are happy with congress. Ukraine is now moving all military assets back to the front line. Kiev wants OSCE out of Donbass so they can bring in peace keepers and declare martial law. US General says US troops will be needed and will need to fight along side Iraq's. Turkey US now setting up a no fly zone in Syria.
All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site.
Most of artwork that are included with these videos have been created by X22 Report and they are used as a representation of the subject matter. The representative artwork included with these videos shall not be construed as the actual events that are taking place.
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- published: 13 Aug 2015
- views: 10865
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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- Duration: 37:12
- Updated: 29 May 2017
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Syria War Being Justified By Same Type of Propaganda As Iraq; Stop Believing the Lies
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- Duration: 41:03
- Updated: 12 Dec 2016
- views: 15328
LONG Source List Below: Click Show MORE:
After decades of the United States rationalizing war and regime change on lies, the American People no longer get a pa...
LONG Source List Below: Click Show MORE:
After decades of the United States rationalizing war and regime change on lies, the American People no longer get a pass to blindly accept more of the same in Syria. JUST like it was ENTIRELY possible to know in real time that the justifications for war in Iraq were predicated on lies, so it is with Syria. We stand on the edge of escalating a conflict which could trigger a much wider war, and the corporate FAKE news media AGAIN acts as stenographers for lies. SHAMEFUL. They should be tried for war crimes for their role in creating mass support for crimes against humanity.
Two CORE videos to watch to get context of reality of Syria situation:
Testimony to UN by US Peace Council:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8JppJyVxYU
Testimony to UN by Eva Bartlett (GO EVA!) independent Canadian Journalist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IIrzJcEWAU
Eva Bartlett interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUyJV6YaSWY&t;=829s
Article Featured on Yahoo Today with Calls for No-Fly Zone:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/united-states-put-teeth-warnings-145949739.html
Videos from Independent Journalist on Syria Propaganda:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUyJV6YaSWY
Syrian Peace Council Counters Propaganda:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc-RmAVK8Pg:
US Killing Civilians in Syria
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-syria-airstrikes-20160719-story.html
US has Dropped 20,000 bombs on Syria since JANUARY:
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2016/09/14/us-airstrikes-in-syria-may-have-killed-civilians-central-command.html
White Helmets Propaganda:
http://21stcenturywire.com/2016/09/23/exclusive-the-real-syria-civil-defence-expose-natos-white-helmets-as-terrorist-linked-imposters/
http://www.mintpressnews.com/us-propaganda-war-in-syria-report-ties-white-helmets-to-foreign-intervention/209435/
Pentagon’s New Rules Allow Them to Kill More Civilians in ISIS Strikes
New 'Sliding Scale' of Number of Civilians to Be Killed Based on Location
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2016/09/14/us-airstrikes-in-syria-may-have-killed-civilians-central-command.html
Albright on How the Death of 1/2 Million Iraqi Children in the 90s Due to US Sanctions was 'Worth It':
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP1OAD9jSaI
Long Term History of Syria -and why we want war now - by Robert Kennedy Jr:
http://www.ecowatch.com/syria-another-pipeline-war-1882180532.html
Long History of Manufacturing Propaganda to Support Wars - from October 3 - 500 million contract revealed to created Iraq War Propaganda:
http://www.mintpressnews.com/the-pentagon-paid-a-pr-firm-500-million-for-top-secret-iraq-propaganda/221035/
C-Span Video - Joint Chief Staff Chair Reports No Fly Zone Will Lead Us Into War with Russia/Syria:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4621738/dunford-tells-wicker-controlling-airspace-syria-means-war-russia-mccain-throws-tantrum-dunford
Hillary Clinton Armed Saudi Arabia - Other Authoritarian Regimes After Donations to Clinton Foundation:
http://www.ibtimes.com/clinton-foundation-donors-got-weapons-deals-hillary-clintons-state-department-1934187
United States Approve Another Saudi Weapons Deal:
http://abcnews.go.com/International/senate-votes-advance-115-billion-saudi-arms-deal/story?id=42251293
Sarin Gas Sale Approved to the Rebels from Clinton:
http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/10/23/hersh-vindicated-turkish-whistleblowers-corroborate-story-on-false-flag-sarin-attack-in-syria/
CSPAN VIDEO ON NO FLY ZONE:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4621738/dunford-tells-wicker-controlling-airspace-syria-means-war-russia-mccain-throws-tantrum-dunford
Keith Ellison saying if he had HIS way we would already have a no fly zone which will lead to war with Russia/Syria
http://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/ellison-on-iraq--syria--assad-is-the-problem-462924355682
Ellison powwowing with Dem Establishment as they meet with Soros Behind Closed Doors - THREE DAY PRIVATE MEETING:
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/democrats-soros-trump-231313
Sane Progressive Syria Videos Going Into MUCH More Detail about TRUTH in Syria:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di264TbWMVY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmAqXKHnsXY&t;=1395s
Additional source lists in these video descriptions
George Soros Manipulations on Syria:
http://www.mintpressnews.com/212798-2/212798/
https://wn.com/Syria_War_Being_Justified_By_Same_Type_Of_Propaganda_As_Iraq_Stop_Believing_The_Lies
LONG Source List Below: Click Show MORE:
After decades of the United States rationalizing war and regime change on lies, the American People no longer get a pass to blindly accept more of the same in Syria. JUST like it was ENTIRELY possible to know in real time that the justifications for war in Iraq were predicated on lies, so it is with Syria. We stand on the edge of escalating a conflict which could trigger a much wider war, and the corporate FAKE news media AGAIN acts as stenographers for lies. SHAMEFUL. They should be tried for war crimes for their role in creating mass support for crimes against humanity.
Two CORE videos to watch to get context of reality of Syria situation:
Testimony to UN by US Peace Council:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8JppJyVxYU
Testimony to UN by Eva Bartlett (GO EVA!) independent Canadian Journalist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IIrzJcEWAU
Eva Bartlett interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUyJV6YaSWY&t;=829s
Article Featured on Yahoo Today with Calls for No-Fly Zone:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/united-states-put-teeth-warnings-145949739.html
Videos from Independent Journalist on Syria Propaganda:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUyJV6YaSWY
Syrian Peace Council Counters Propaganda:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yc-RmAVK8Pg:
US Killing Civilians in Syria
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-syria-airstrikes-20160719-story.html
US has Dropped 20,000 bombs on Syria since JANUARY:
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2016/09/14/us-airstrikes-in-syria-may-have-killed-civilians-central-command.html
White Helmets Propaganda:
http://21stcenturywire.com/2016/09/23/exclusive-the-real-syria-civil-defence-expose-natos-white-helmets-as-terrorist-linked-imposters/
http://www.mintpressnews.com/us-propaganda-war-in-syria-report-ties-white-helmets-to-foreign-intervention/209435/
Pentagon’s New Rules Allow Them to Kill More Civilians in ISIS Strikes
New 'Sliding Scale' of Number of Civilians to Be Killed Based on Location
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2016/09/14/us-airstrikes-in-syria-may-have-killed-civilians-central-command.html
Albright on How the Death of 1/2 Million Iraqi Children in the 90s Due to US Sanctions was 'Worth It':
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KP1OAD9jSaI
Long Term History of Syria -and why we want war now - by Robert Kennedy Jr:
http://www.ecowatch.com/syria-another-pipeline-war-1882180532.html
Long History of Manufacturing Propaganda to Support Wars - from October 3 - 500 million contract revealed to created Iraq War Propaganda:
http://www.mintpressnews.com/the-pentagon-paid-a-pr-firm-500-million-for-top-secret-iraq-propaganda/221035/
C-Span Video - Joint Chief Staff Chair Reports No Fly Zone Will Lead Us Into War with Russia/Syria:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4621738/dunford-tells-wicker-controlling-airspace-syria-means-war-russia-mccain-throws-tantrum-dunford
Hillary Clinton Armed Saudi Arabia - Other Authoritarian Regimes After Donations to Clinton Foundation:
http://www.ibtimes.com/clinton-foundation-donors-got-weapons-deals-hillary-clintons-state-department-1934187
United States Approve Another Saudi Weapons Deal:
http://abcnews.go.com/International/senate-votes-advance-115-billion-saudi-arms-deal/story?id=42251293
Sarin Gas Sale Approved to the Rebels from Clinton:
http://www.counterpunch.org/2015/10/23/hersh-vindicated-turkish-whistleblowers-corroborate-story-on-false-flag-sarin-attack-in-syria/
CSPAN VIDEO ON NO FLY ZONE:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?c4621738/dunford-tells-wicker-controlling-airspace-syria-means-war-russia-mccain-throws-tantrum-dunford
Keith Ellison saying if he had HIS way we would already have a no fly zone which will lead to war with Russia/Syria
http://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/watch/ellison-on-iraq--syria--assad-is-the-problem-462924355682
Ellison powwowing with Dem Establishment as they meet with Soros Behind Closed Doors - THREE DAY PRIVATE MEETING:
http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/democrats-soros-trump-231313
Sane Progressive Syria Videos Going Into MUCH More Detail about TRUTH in Syria:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di264TbWMVY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmAqXKHnsXY&t;=1395s
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George Soros Manipulations on Syria:
http://www.mintpressnews.com/212798-2/212798/
- published: 12 Dec 2016
- views: 15328
The Debate - Seeking no-fly zone in Syria (Feb 17th)
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- Duration: 23:01
- Updated: 17 Feb 2016
- views: 8757
Turkey has again stated it’s desire for a no-fly zone in Northern Syria, this while it is shelling YPG Kurds in that area. The German Chancellor Angela Merkel i...
Turkey has again stated it’s desire for a no-fly zone in Northern Syria, this while it is shelling YPG Kurds in that area. The German Chancellor Angela Merkel is renewing her proposal for a no-fly zone in Syria also. And again: the same doubts surface: Is Turkey’s demand for a no-fly zone to prevent Daesh terrorists from going into Syria, or actually facilitate them with weapons and support? That is one the questions we’ll ask in this edition of the debate.
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- Programs Dir., Shafaqna Inst. of ME Studies, Catherine Shakdam (LONDON)
- Founder, American Institute for Foreign Policy, Michael Lane (WASHINGTON)
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Turkey has again stated it’s desire for a no-fly zone in Northern Syria, this while it is shelling YPG Kurds in that area. The German Chancellor Angela Merkel is renewing her proposal for a no-fly zone in Syria also. And again: the same doubts surface: Is Turkey’s demand for a no-fly zone to prevent Daesh terrorists from going into Syria, or actually facilitate them with weapons and support? That is one the questions we’ll ask in this edition of the debate.
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- Programs Dir., Shafaqna Inst. of ME Studies, Catherine Shakdam (LONDON)
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- published: 17 Feb 2016
- views: 8757
Why Did the Iraq War Start? The Untold Story - Seymour Hersh - Reasons, Justification (2005)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:22:51
- Updated: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 135219
In the days immediately following 9/11, the Bush Administration national security team actively debated an invasion of Iraq. About the book: https://www.amazon....
In the days immediately following 9/11, the Bush Administration national security team actively debated an invasion of Iraq. About the book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1560258527/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&creativeASIN;=1560258527&linkCode;=as2&tag;=tra0c7-20&linkId;=38dddfa3c361f664e0f512e958a782e9
A memo written by Sec. Rumsfeld dated Nov 27, 2001 considers a US-Iraq war. One section of the memo questions "How start?", listing multiple possible justifications for a US-Iraq War.
During 2002 the amount of ordnance used by British and American aircraft patrolling the no-fly zones of Iraq increased compared to the previous years and by August had "become a full air offensive". Tommy Franks, the allied commander, later stated that the bombing was designed to "degrade" the Iraqi air defense system before an invasion.
In October 2002, a few days before the U.S. Senate voted on the Joint Resolution to Authorize the Use of United States Armed Forces Against Iraq, about 75 senators were told in closed session that Iraq had the means of attacking the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S. with biological or chemical weapons delivered by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs.) On 5 February 2003, Colin Powell presented further evidence in his Iraqi WMD program presentation to the UN Security Council that UAVs were ready to be launched against the United States. At the time, there was a vigorous dispute within the U.S. military and intelligence communities as to whether CIA conclusions about Iraqi UAVs were accurate and other intelligence agencies suggested that Iraq did not possess any offensive UAV capability, saying the few they had were designed for surveillance and intended for reconnaissance. The Senate voted to approve the Joint Resolution with the support of large bipartisan majorities on 11 October 2002, providing the Bush administration with a legal basis for the U.S. invasion under U.S. law.
The resolution granted the authorization by the Constitution of the United States and the United States Congress for the President to command the military to fight anti-United States violence. Citing the Iraq Liberation Act of 1998, the resolution reiterated that it should be the policy of the United States to remove the Hussein regime and promote a democratic replacement. The authorization was signed by President George W. Bush on 16 October 2002.
Chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix remarked in January 2003 that "Iraq appears not to have come to a genuine acceptance—not even today—of the disarmament, which was demanded of it and which it needs to carry out to win the confidence of the world and to live in peace." Among other things he noted that 1,000 short tons (910 t) of chemical agent were unaccounted for, information on Iraq's VX nerve agent program was missing, and that "no convincing evidence" was presented for the destruction of 8,500 litres (1,900 imp gal; 2,200 US gal) of anthrax that had been declared.
In the 2003 State of the Union address, President Bush said "we know that Iraq, in the late 1990s, had several mobile biological weapons labs". On 5 February 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell appeared before the UN to present American evidence that Iraq was hiding unconventional weapons. The French government also believed that Saddam had stockpiles of anthrax and botulism toxin, and the ability to produce VX. In March, Blix said progress had been made in inspections, and no evidence of WMD had been found. Iraqi scientist Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi codenamed "Curveball", admitted in February 2011, that he lied to the CIA about biological weapons in order to get the US to attack and remove Hussein from power.
In early 2003, the U.S., British, and Spanish governments proposed the so-called "eighteenth resolution" to give Iraq a deadline for compliance with previous resolutions enforced by the threat of military action. This proposed resolution was subsequently withdrawn due to lack of support on the UN Security Council. In particular, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members France, Germany and Canada and non-NATO member Russia were opposed to military intervention in Iraq, due to the high level of risk to the international community's security, and defended disarmament through diplomacy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_war
https://wn.com/Why_Did_The_Iraq_War_Start_The_Untold_Story_Seymour_Hersh_Reasons,_Justification_(2005)
In the days immediately following 9/11, the Bush Administration national security team actively debated an invasion of Iraq. About the book: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1560258527/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp;=1789&creative;=9325&creativeASIN;=1560258527&linkCode;=as2&tag;=tra0c7-20&linkId;=38dddfa3c361f664e0f512e958a782e9
A memo written by Sec. Rumsfeld dated Nov 27, 2001 considers a US-Iraq war. One section of the memo questions "How start?", listing multiple possible justifications for a US-Iraq War.
During 2002 the amount of ordnance used by British and American aircraft patrolling the no-fly zones of Iraq increased compared to the previous years and by August had "become a full air offensive". Tommy Franks, the allied commander, later stated that the bombing was designed to "degrade" the Iraqi air defense system before an invasion.
In October 2002, a few days before the U.S. Senate voted on the Joint Resolution to Authorize the Use of United States Armed Forces Against Iraq, about 75 senators were told in closed session that Iraq had the means of attacking the Eastern Seaboard of the U.S. with biological or chemical weapons delivered by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs.) On 5 February 2003, Colin Powell presented further evidence in his Iraqi WMD program presentation to the UN Security Council that UAVs were ready to be launched against the United States. At the time, there was a vigorous dispute within the U.S. military and intelligence communities as to whether CIA conclusions about Iraqi UAVs were accurate and other intelligence agencies suggested that Iraq did not possess any offensive UAV capability, saying the few they had were designed for surveillance and intended for reconnaissance. The Senate voted to approve the Joint Resolution with the support of large bipartisan majorities on 11 October 2002, providing the Bush administration with a legal basis for the U.S. invasion under U.S. law.
The resolution granted the authorization by the Constitution of the United States and the United States Congress for the President to command the military to fight anti-United States violence. Citing the Iraq Liberation Act of 1998, the resolution reiterated that it should be the policy of the United States to remove the Hussein regime and promote a democratic replacement. The authorization was signed by President George W. Bush on 16 October 2002.
Chief UN weapons inspector Hans Blix remarked in January 2003 that "Iraq appears not to have come to a genuine acceptance—not even today—of the disarmament, which was demanded of it and which it needs to carry out to win the confidence of the world and to live in peace." Among other things he noted that 1,000 short tons (910 t) of chemical agent were unaccounted for, information on Iraq's VX nerve agent program was missing, and that "no convincing evidence" was presented for the destruction of 8,500 litres (1,900 imp gal; 2,200 US gal) of anthrax that had been declared.
In the 2003 State of the Union address, President Bush said "we know that Iraq, in the late 1990s, had several mobile biological weapons labs". On 5 February 2003, Secretary of State Colin Powell appeared before the UN to present American evidence that Iraq was hiding unconventional weapons. The French government also believed that Saddam had stockpiles of anthrax and botulism toxin, and the ability to produce VX. In March, Blix said progress had been made in inspections, and no evidence of WMD had been found. Iraqi scientist Rafid Ahmed Alwan al-Janabi codenamed "Curveball", admitted in February 2011, that he lied to the CIA about biological weapons in order to get the US to attack and remove Hussein from power.
In early 2003, the U.S., British, and Spanish governments proposed the so-called "eighteenth resolution" to give Iraq a deadline for compliance with previous resolutions enforced by the threat of military action. This proposed resolution was subsequently withdrawn due to lack of support on the UN Security Council. In particular, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members France, Germany and Canada and non-NATO member Russia were opposed to military intervention in Iraq, due to the high level of risk to the international community's security, and defended disarmament through diplomacy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_war
- published: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 135219
US-led coalition warplanes BANNED from Syria safe zones – Russian MoD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 20:55
- Updated: 05 May 2017
- views: 18503
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Russian Ministry of Defense presents map of safe zones in Syria that bans US-led ...
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Russian Ministry of Defense presents map of safe zones in Syria that bans US-led coalition aircrafts
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Russian Ministry of Defense presents map of safe zones in Syria that bans US-led coalition aircrafts
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- published: 05 May 2017
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Inside Story - What is stoking Iraqi rage?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:00
- Updated: 28 Dec 2012
- views: 10981
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In central Iraq, a number of arrests have provoked mass protests in two major cities. Will these latest prot...
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In central Iraq, a number of arrests have provoked mass protests in two major cities. Will these latest protests lead to renewed sectarian violence? Guests: Saad al-Muttalibi, Anas al-Tikriti, Hiwa Osman.
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In central Iraq, a number of arrests have provoked mass protests in two major cities. Will these latest protests lead to renewed sectarian violence? Guests: Saad al-Muttalibi, Anas al-Tikriti, Hiwa Osman.
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- published: 28 Dec 2012
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Insight with Hadani Ditmars - Being a Woman in Iraq
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:23:41
- Updated: 31 Jan 2013
- views: 514
17/07/2007 - Hadani Ditmars, Canadian journalist who has been writing from Iraq since 1997, will be speaking about women in Iraq and how their lives have change...
17/07/2007 - Hadani Ditmars, Canadian journalist who has been writing from Iraq since 1997, will be speaking about women in Iraq and how their lives have changed, drawing on her experiences described in her acclaimed book Dancing in the No-Fly Zone.
Of the plethora of books out there on Iraq (now four years since the US-led invasion) Dancing in the No-Fly Zone has a sense of reality and immediacy difficult to match.
Dancing in the No-Fly Zone deftly places the reader beyond stereotypes, into the lives of the people who have lived decades under war, sanctions, oppression and terror. Often passing as an Iraqi, and often using her ability to skip between various European languages -- intermittently waving her Canadian passport in defence -- Ditmars compels with her audacity. Journeys around dangerous areas in post-invasion Iraq are juxtaposed with memories of her experiences of life under Saddam. With a variety of cunning disguises, at one moment a peasant, another in traditional Muslim veil, she moves among the people like some sort of multiple identity secret agent, often staying too long in perilous circumstances. One almost breathes a sigh of relief to reach the end of the book and find she has not been bundled into the back of an untraceable car.
Moderated by Fionnuala Sweeney -- CNN reporter and presenter.
https://wn.com/Insight_With_Hadani_Ditmars_Being_A_Woman_In_Iraq
17/07/2007 - Hadani Ditmars, Canadian journalist who has been writing from Iraq since 1997, will be speaking about women in Iraq and how their lives have changed, drawing on her experiences described in her acclaimed book Dancing in the No-Fly Zone.
Of the plethora of books out there on Iraq (now four years since the US-led invasion) Dancing in the No-Fly Zone has a sense of reality and immediacy difficult to match.
Dancing in the No-Fly Zone deftly places the reader beyond stereotypes, into the lives of the people who have lived decades under war, sanctions, oppression and terror. Often passing as an Iraqi, and often using her ability to skip between various European languages -- intermittently waving her Canadian passport in defence -- Ditmars compels with her audacity. Journeys around dangerous areas in post-invasion Iraq are juxtaposed with memories of her experiences of life under Saddam. With a variety of cunning disguises, at one moment a peasant, another in traditional Muslim veil, she moves among the people like some sort of multiple identity secret agent, often staying too long in perilous circumstances. One almost breathes a sigh of relief to reach the end of the book and find she has not been bundled into the back of an untraceable car.
Moderated by Fionnuala Sweeney -- CNN reporter and presenter.
- published: 31 Jan 2013
- views: 514
Iraq Reveals Troops And Equipment Start Arriving To Speicher Base In A Few Days - Episode 477
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- Duration: 49:12
- Updated: 27 Sep 2014
- views: 18684
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Report date: 9.26.2014
England and Wales are...
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England and Wales are now reporting stagnate housing prices. 1 in 4 Americans are not working in America. Moody warns that public pensions funds face a 2 trillion shortfall. Western countries consider truthers domestic terrorist. Illegals will now serve in the military and the Pentagon will increase enrollment as time goes on. FBI very angry that they cannot easily break into your phone. 13,000 troops headed to Speicher base in Iraq in a few days. US/central bankers ready to train 15,000 paid mercenaries to fight Assad. ISIS threatens to strike terror in NYC. Be prepared for a false flag event.
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England and Wales are now reporting stagnate housing prices. 1 in 4 Americans are not working in America. Moody warns that public pensions funds face a 2 trillion shortfall. Western countries consider truthers domestic terrorist. Illegals will now serve in the military and the Pentagon will increase enrollment as time goes on. FBI very angry that they cannot easily break into your phone. 13,000 troops headed to Speicher base in Iraq in a few days. US/central bankers ready to train 15,000 paid mercenaries to fight Assad. ISIS threatens to strike terror in NYC. Be prepared for a false flag event.
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- published: 27 Sep 2014
- views: 18684
Inside Combat Rescue 02 - Visions Of War
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:58
- Updated: 02 Jan 2014
- views: 2190480
The elite Combat Rescue members of the U.S. Air Force, Pararescuemen, or PJs, have one mission: rescue American or Allied forces in extreme danger. Whether thei...
The elite Combat Rescue members of the U.S. Air Force, Pararescuemen, or PJs, have one mission: rescue American or Allied forces in extreme danger. Whether their targets are shot down or isolated behind enemy lines, surrounded, engaged, wounded, or captured by the enemy, PJs will do whatever necessary to bring those in peril home. For the first time in their history, the PJs allow camera crews to cover their missions in Afghanistan. Inside Combat Rescue is the story of the lives of these elite airmen.
https://wn.com/Inside_Combat_Rescue_02_Visions_Of_War
The elite Combat Rescue members of the U.S. Air Force, Pararescuemen, or PJs, have one mission: rescue American or Allied forces in extreme danger. Whether their targets are shot down or isolated behind enemy lines, surrounded, engaged, wounded, or captured by the enemy, PJs will do whatever necessary to bring those in peril home. For the first time in their history, the PJs allow camera crews to cover their missions in Afghanistan. Inside Combat Rescue is the story of the lives of these elite airmen.
- published: 02 Jan 2014
- views: 2190480
The Debate - A Plan to Divide Iraq (May 2nd)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:11
- Updated: 03 May 2015
- views: 1198
Looking for another way to divide Iraq. Republicans in the United States are pushing to separate the country into three separate countries, one Sunni, one Shia ...
Looking for another way to divide Iraq. Republicans in the United States are pushing to separate the country into three separate countries, one Sunni, one Shia and one Kurdish. This is not the first time that Washington has called for the sovereign country of Iraq to be divided. During the 1990’s the US and the UK enforced no fly areas over Iraq and effectively caused the country to be divided along sectarian lines. In 2006, Joe Biden, then a Senator, called for dividing Iraq into three areas: Shias in the south, Kurds in the north and Sunnis in central Iraq. Why does Washington want to see the dissolution of the sovereign country of Iraq?
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Looking for another way to divide Iraq. Republicans in the United States are pushing to separate the country into three separate countries, one Sunni, one Shia and one Kurdish. This is not the first time that Washington has called for the sovereign country of Iraq to be divided. During the 1990’s the US and the UK enforced no fly areas over Iraq and effectively caused the country to be divided along sectarian lines. In 2006, Joe Biden, then a Senator, called for dividing Iraq into three areas: Shias in the south, Kurds in the north and Sunnis in central Iraq. Why does Washington want to see the dissolution of the sovereign country of Iraq?
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- published: 03 May 2015
- views: 1198
IRAQ MSNNBC NEWS
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:15:27
- Updated: 19 Jan 2013
- views: 405
Some more coverage on Operation Iraqi Freedom
Some more coverage on Operation Iraqi Freedom
https://wn.com/Iraq_Msnnbc_News
Kurdistan: The Peace Before The Storm
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 31:52
- Updated: 26 Sep 2014
- views: 13984
The New Kurdistan (2002): How Kurdistan's fragile renaissance was undermined by the US-led invasion of Iraq.
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The New Kurdistan (2002): How Kurdistan's fragile renaissance was undermined by the US-led invasion of Iraq.
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Kurdistan is blossoming - but it depends on protection from the US and UK. The new found security is fragile, and the second Gulf War could undermine everything.
A deformed baby screams for its mother in the hospital in Halabja – a living legacy of the long term effects of Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction. Today, congenital abnormality rates are 4-5 times higher than post atomic populations of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 5000 Kurds were killed by chemical weapons in 1988, as Saddam bombed, burned and bulldozed in his attempts to exterminate the Kurds. Now they have rebuilt 80% of their villages, and Iraqi Kurdistan is undergoing a mini boom. Western style shopping malls are springing up, university students have 50 independent newspapers and internet access. ”It really is a tremendous change. We have suffered a lot. We are very happy,” comments one shopper. The Kurds see themselves as a model for a democratic Iraq. In 1992, they held elections, formed a parliament and have embraced the ballot box. ”To see what we have achieved in a situation where we had no culture of democracy and civil institutions is a great success story,” comments Salah Barham of the Kurdish regional government. But the society they have built is incredibly fragile. Saddam has 200.000 troops stationed only 30km away and security depends on the US and UK maintaining no fly zones. Gruesome pictures of 20 decapitated Kurdish fighters near the Iranian border reveals a new immediate threat ; Jund al-Islam – part of the Al Qaeda network. If President Bush is looking for evidence to link Saddam to Bin Laden, then he might find some here.
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The New Kurdistan (2002): How Kurdistan's fragile renaissance was undermined by the US-led invasion of Iraq.
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Kurdistan is blossoming - but it depends on protection from the US and UK. The new found security is fragile, and the second Gulf War could undermine everything.
A deformed baby screams for its mother in the hospital in Halabja – a living legacy of the long term effects of Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction. Today, congenital abnormality rates are 4-5 times higher than post atomic populations of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 5000 Kurds were killed by chemical weapons in 1988, as Saddam bombed, burned and bulldozed in his attempts to exterminate the Kurds. Now they have rebuilt 80% of their villages, and Iraqi Kurdistan is undergoing a mini boom. Western style shopping malls are springing up, university students have 50 independent newspapers and internet access. ”It really is a tremendous change. We have suffered a lot. We are very happy,” comments one shopper. The Kurds see themselves as a model for a democratic Iraq. In 1992, they held elections, formed a parliament and have embraced the ballot box. ”To see what we have achieved in a situation where we had no culture of democracy and civil institutions is a great success story,” comments Salah Barham of the Kurdish regional government. But the society they have built is incredibly fragile. Saddam has 200.000 troops stationed only 30km away and security depends on the US and UK maintaining no fly zones. Gruesome pictures of 20 decapitated Kurdish fighters near the Iranian border reveals a new immediate threat ; Jund al-Islam – part of the Al Qaeda network. If President Bush is looking for evidence to link Saddam to Bin Laden, then he might find some here.
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Syria No Fly Zone & Current News
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- Updated: 08 Dec 2016
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The Rojava Revolution
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- Updated: 18 May 2017
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- published: 18 May 2017
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NATO Now Positioning Troops Into Iraq Under The Guise Of A Training Mission - Episode 700
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French unemployment hits record high. IMF rejects Greece's proposal, Greece rejects IMF counter proposal. No Deal. Final GDP is negative and the 2nd Quarter GDP looks like the trend will continue. China joins the bank of London to set the gold prices. Jefferson stages of government shows us that we are moving toward a government of sheer force. UN wants the UN Arms Treaty ratified to remove all weapons from the American people. Pentagon manual declares journalist enemy combatants. Senate pushes through fast track. Armenia protests being fanned up by the US to overthrow the government. NATO is now poised to return to Iraq under the pretense of a training mission. The US Government is now in the process of removing the history of freedom from the US.
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Iraqi Air Force
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The Iraqi Air Force (IQAF) (Arabic: القوة الجوية العراقية; Al Quwwa al Jawwiya al Iraqiya) is the aerial warfare service branch of the Iraqi Armed Forces, respo...
The Iraqi Air Force (IQAF) (Arabic: القوة الجوية العراقية; Al Quwwa al Jawwiya al Iraqiya) is the aerial warfare service branch of the Iraqi Armed Forces, responsible for the policing of international borders and surveillance of national assets. The IQAF also acts as a support force for the Iraqi Navy and the Iraqi Army and it also allows Iraq to rapidly deploy its developing Army.
The Iraqi Air Force was first founded in 1931, during British rule of Iraq with only a few pilots. Aside from a brief period during the Second World War, The Iraqi Air Force operated mostly British aircraft until the 14 July Revolution in 1958, when the new Iraqi government began increased diplomatic relationships with the Soviet Union. The air force used both Soviet and British aircraft throughout the 1950s and 1960s. When Saddam Hussein came to power in 1979, the air force grew very quickly when Iraq ordered more Soviet and French aircraft. Its peak came a few years after the long and bloody Iran-Iraq War, in 1988, when it consisted of over 950 aircraft, becoming one of the largest air forces in the region. Its downfall came during the Gulf War and continued while coalition forces enforced no-fly zones. The remains of Iraq's air force was destroyed during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Currently, the IQAF is rebuilding and receiving most of its training and aircraft from the United States.
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The Iraqi Air Force (IQAF) (Arabic: القوة الجوية العراقية; Al Quwwa al Jawwiya al Iraqiya) is the aerial warfare service branch of the Iraqi Armed Forces, responsible for the policing of international borders and surveillance of national assets. The IQAF also acts as a support force for the Iraqi Navy and the Iraqi Army and it also allows Iraq to rapidly deploy its developing Army.
The Iraqi Air Force was first founded in 1931, during British rule of Iraq with only a few pilots. Aside from a brief period during the Second World War, The Iraqi Air Force operated mostly British aircraft until the 14 July Revolution in 1958, when the new Iraqi government began increased diplomatic relationships with the Soviet Union. The air force used both Soviet and British aircraft throughout the 1950s and 1960s. When Saddam Hussein came to power in 1979, the air force grew very quickly when Iraq ordered more Soviet and French aircraft. Its peak came a few years after the long and bloody Iran-Iraq War, in 1988, when it consisted of over 950 aircraft, becoming one of the largest air forces in the region. Its downfall came during the Gulf War and continued while coalition forces enforced no-fly zones. The remains of Iraq's air force was destroyed during the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Currently, the IQAF is rebuilding and receiving most of its training and aircraft from the United States.
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- published: 21 Jul 2014
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CrossTalk: Iraqi-Afghan Legacies
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Does Washington have any obligation toward Iraq and its people after a decade of western occupation? Should we expect Afghanistan and Iraq to be beholden to Was...
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Inside Iraq - Pulling out of Iraq
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- Duration: 24:30
- Updated: 30 Aug 2010
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The CIA and the Persian gulf War
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- Duration: 35:58
- Updated: 26 Jan 2013
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In Iraqi territory that was occupied by the coalition, a peace conference was held where a ceasefire agreement was negotiated and signed by both sides. At the c...
In Iraqi territory that was occupied by the coalition, a peace conference was held where a ceasefire agreement was negotiated and signed by both sides. At the conference, Iraq was approved to fly armed helicopters on their side of the temporary border, ostensibly for government transit due to the damage done to civilian infrastructure. Soon after, these helicopters and much of the Iraqi armed forces were used to fight a Shi'ite uprising in the south. The rebellions were encouraged by an airing of "The Voice of Free Iraq" on 2 February 1991, which was broadcast from a CIA run radio station out of Saudi Arabia. The Arabic service of the Voice of America supported the uprising by stating that the rebellion was large, and that they soon would be liberated from Saddam.
In the North, Kurdish leaders took American statements that they would support an uprising to heart, and began fighting, hoping to trigger a coup d'état. However, when no American support came, Iraqi generals remained loyal to Saddam and brutally crushed the Kurdish uprising. Millions of Kurds fled across the mountains to Kurdish areas of Turkey and Iran. These events later resulted in no-fly zones being established in both the North and the South of Iraq. In Kuwait, the Emir was restored, and suspected Iraqi collaborators were repressed. Eventually, over 400,000 people were expelled from the country, including a large number of Palestinians, due to PLO support of Saddam Hussein. Yasser Arafat did not apologize for his support of Iraq, but after his death the Fatah under the authority of Mahmoud Abbas would formally apologize in 2004.
There was some criticism of the Bush administration, as they chose to allow Saddam Hussein to remain in power instead of pushing on to capture Baghdad and overthrowing his government. In their co-written 1998 book, A World Transformed, Bush and Brent Scowcroft argued that such a course would have fractured the alliance, and would have had many unnecessary political and human costs associated with it.
In 1992, the United States Secretary of Defense during the war, Dick Cheney, made the same point: I would guess if we had gone in there, we would still have forces in Baghdad today. We'd be running the country. We would not have been able to get everybody out and bring everybody home. And the final point that I think needs to be made is this question of casualties. I don't think you could have done all of that without significant additional U.S. casualties, and while everybody was tremendously impressed with the low cost of the (1991) conflict, for the 146 Americans who were killed in action and for their families, it wasn't a cheap war. And the question in my mind is, how many additional American casualties is Saddam (Hussein) worth? And the answer is, not that damned many. So, I think we got it right, both when we decided to expel him from Kuwait, but also when the President made the decision that we'd achieved our objectives and we were not going to go get bogged down in the problems of trying to take over and govern Iraq. — Dick Cheney
Instead of a greater involvement of its own military, the United States hoped that Saddam Hussein would be overthrown in an internal coup d'état. The Central Intelligence Agency used its assets in Iraq to organize a revolt, but the Iraqi government defeated the effort.
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In Iraqi territory that was occupied by the coalition, a peace conference was held where a ceasefire agreement was negotiated and signed by both sides. At the conference, Iraq was approved to fly armed helicopters on their side of the temporary border, ostensibly for government transit due to the damage done to civilian infrastructure. Soon after, these helicopters and much of the Iraqi armed forces were used to fight a Shi'ite uprising in the south. The rebellions were encouraged by an airing of "The Voice of Free Iraq" on 2 February 1991, which was broadcast from a CIA run radio station out of Saudi Arabia. The Arabic service of the Voice of America supported the uprising by stating that the rebellion was large, and that they soon would be liberated from Saddam.
In the North, Kurdish leaders took American statements that they would support an uprising to heart, and began fighting, hoping to trigger a coup d'état. However, when no American support came, Iraqi generals remained loyal to Saddam and brutally crushed the Kurdish uprising. Millions of Kurds fled across the mountains to Kurdish areas of Turkey and Iran. These events later resulted in no-fly zones being established in both the North and the South of Iraq. In Kuwait, the Emir was restored, and suspected Iraqi collaborators were repressed. Eventually, over 400,000 people were expelled from the country, including a large number of Palestinians, due to PLO support of Saddam Hussein. Yasser Arafat did not apologize for his support of Iraq, but after his death the Fatah under the authority of Mahmoud Abbas would formally apologize in 2004.
There was some criticism of the Bush administration, as they chose to allow Saddam Hussein to remain in power instead of pushing on to capture Baghdad and overthrowing his government. In their co-written 1998 book, A World Transformed, Bush and Brent Scowcroft argued that such a course would have fractured the alliance, and would have had many unnecessary political and human costs associated with it.
In 1992, the United States Secretary of Defense during the war, Dick Cheney, made the same point: I would guess if we had gone in there, we would still have forces in Baghdad today. We'd be running the country. We would not have been able to get everybody out and bring everybody home. And the final point that I think needs to be made is this question of casualties. I don't think you could have done all of that without significant additional U.S. casualties, and while everybody was tremendously impressed with the low cost of the (1991) conflict, for the 146 Americans who were killed in action and for their families, it wasn't a cheap war. And the question in my mind is, how many additional American casualties is Saddam (Hussein) worth? And the answer is, not that damned many. So, I think we got it right, both when we decided to expel him from Kuwait, but also when the President made the decision that we'd achieved our objectives and we were not going to go get bogged down in the problems of trying to take over and govern Iraq. — Dick Cheney
Instead of a greater involvement of its own military, the United States hoped that Saddam Hussein would be overthrown in an internal coup d'état. The Central Intelligence Agency used its assets in Iraq to organize a revolt, but the Iraqi government defeated the effort.
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US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
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CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
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USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
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TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
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Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
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PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
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IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
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IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
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IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
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This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
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Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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Iraq Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
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A Tourist's Guide to Erbil, Iraq-Kurdistan
I fly into Erbil, Kurdistan-Iraq. But this is nothing like Baghdad; it's peaceful and full...
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Iraq 2016 - A Solo Female Travelers' Perspective | Expedition 196
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12 Things NOT To Do in Iraq
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Iraqi Kurdistan - Is it Safe for Travel?
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HOW DANGEROUS IS TRAVEL IN IRAQ??
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A Tourist Guide to Iraq 1982
Iraq in pictures from a tourist guide published in Iraq 1982
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Iran Vacation Travel Video Guide • Great Destinations
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Why I'm Travelling To Iraq
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The adventure begins | Traveling to Iraq
RE-UPLOAD; the first upload for this day in Iraq had an issue or two, so here's the new on...
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The adventure begins | Traveling to Iraq
The adventure begins | Traveling to Iraq
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Tourism in Kurdistan, Iraq - Unravel Travel TV
Getting There: Iraqi Kurdistan has two international airports, Erbil and Sulaimany. Curren...
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Tourism in Kurdistan, Iraq - Unravel Travel TV
Tourism in Kurdistan, Iraq - Unravel Travel TV
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Tourism in Iraq
Iraq has some amazing opportunities for tourism.
published: 29 Dec 2011
Tourism in Iraq
Tourism in Iraq
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Iraq
In the summer of 2012, I went on vacation in Iraq with my high school classmate, Hunter.
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Iraq
Iraq
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Travel to Iraq
published: 16 Aug 2011
Travel to Iraq
Travel to Iraq
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US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
1. Various clips of video shown at Pentagon briefing filmed from cockpits of US planes fly...
published: 21 Jul 2015
US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
US releases cockpit video filmed over Iraqi no fly zones
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CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
Eliot Spitzer looks at three types of no-fly zones and how they worked in Iraq and Bosnia....
published: 19 Mar 2011
CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
CNN: No-fly zones, Do they work?
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USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
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U-S Pentagon officials said Tuesday that Iraqi aircraft are continuing to v...
published: 21 Jul 2015
USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
USA: PENTAGON SAYS IRAQI PLANES ARE VIOLATING NO FLY ZONE
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TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
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In six separate incidents on Saturday, the U-S has said its warplanes pa...
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TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
TURKEY: US WARPLANES PATROL IRAQI NO FLY ZONE
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Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
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Iraq on Thursday (12/9) dismissed United States threats of retaliation f...
published: 21 Jul 2015
Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
Iraq - No longer recognises no-fly zones.
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PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
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American pilots patrolling the skies over southern Iraq have met no oppos...
published: 21 Jul 2015
PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
PERSIAN GULF: US AIR PATROLS MEET NO IRAQI RESISTANCE IN NO FLY ZONE
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
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Saddam Hussein has met his cabinet to discuss development plans for Iraq's oi...
published: 21 Jul 2015
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN IN OIL TALKS WITH CABINET
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IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
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Despite American warnings, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein has sent helicopter...
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IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
IRAQ/USA: IRAQI HELICOPTERS ENTER NO-FLY ZONE
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IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
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Iraq has resumed domestic flights to the towns of Basra and Mosul in de...
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IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
IRAQ: DOMESTIC AIRLINE FLIGHTS RESUMED
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IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
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Iraq violated a U-S patrolled no-fly-zone on Friday, using military helicopt...
published: 21 Jul 2015
IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
IRAQ/SAUDI: VIOLATION OF NO-FLY-ZONE
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This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
In March 2011, the United States implemented a no-fly zone over Libya. To do so, they turn...
published: 11 Sep 2015
This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
This Is How a No-Fly Zone Actually Gets Enforced
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IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
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Iraqi T-V has broadcast pictures of Saddam Hussein meeting top members o...
published: 21 Jul 2015
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
IRAQ: SADDAM HUSSEIN MEETS SENIOR DEFENCE COMMANDERS
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Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia says Syria safe zones will go into effect
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Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
Russia Iran Breaking up Syria No Fly Zones
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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published: 13 Aug 2015
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zone Is Implemented In Syria - Episode 740b
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Syria War Being Justified By Same Type of Propaganda As Iraq; Stop Believing the Lies
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After decades of the United States rationalizing...
published: 12 Dec 2016
Syria War Being Justified By Same Type of Propaganda As Iraq; Stop Believing the Lies
Syria War Being Justified By Same Type of Propaganda As Iraq; Stop Believing the Lies
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The Debate - Seeking no-fly zone in Syria (Feb 17th)
Turkey has again stated it’s desire for a no-fly zone in Northern Syria, this while it is ...
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The Debate - Seeking no-fly zone in Syria (Feb 17th)
The Debate - Seeking no-fly zone in Syria (Feb 17th)
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Why Did the Iraq War Start? The Untold Story - Seymour Hersh - Reasons, Justification (2005)
In the days immediately following 9/11, the Bush Administration national security team act...
published: 21 Nov 2013
Why Did the Iraq War Start? The Untold Story - Seymour Hersh - Reasons, Justification (2005)
Why Did the Iraq War Start? The Untold Story - Seymour Hersh - Reasons, Justification (2005)
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US-led coalition warplanes BANNED from Syria safe zones – Russian MoD
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US-led coalition warplanes BANNED from Syria safe zones – Russian MoD
US-led coalition warplanes BANNED from Syria safe zones – Russian MoD
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Inside Story - What is stoking Iraqi rage?
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In central Iraq, a number of arrests h...
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Inside Story - What is stoking Iraqi rage?
Inside Story - What is stoking Iraqi rage?
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Insight with Hadani Ditmars - Being a Woman in Iraq
17/07/2007 - Hadani Ditmars, Canadian journalist who has been writing from Iraq since 1997...
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Insight with Hadani Ditmars - Being a Woman in Iraq
Insight with Hadani Ditmars - Being a Woman in Iraq
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Iraq Reveals Troops And Equipment Start Arriving To Speicher Base In A Few Days - Episode 477
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Iraq Reveals Troops And Equipment Start Arriving To Speicher Base In A Few Days - Episode 477
Iraq Reveals Troops And Equipment Start Arriving To Speicher Base In A Few Days - Episode 477
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Inside Combat Rescue 02 - Visions Of War
The elite Combat Rescue members of the U.S. Air Force, Pararescuemen, or PJs, have one mis...
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Inside Combat Rescue 02 - Visions Of War
Inside Combat Rescue 02 - Visions Of War
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The Debate - A Plan to Divide Iraq (May 2nd)
Looking for another way to divide Iraq. Republicans in the United States are pushing to se...
published: 03 May 2015
The Debate - A Plan to Divide Iraq (May 2nd)
The Debate - A Plan to Divide Iraq (May 2nd)
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IRAQ MSNNBC NEWS
Some more coverage on Operation Iraqi Freedom
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IRAQ MSNNBC NEWS
IRAQ MSNNBC NEWS
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Kurdistan: The Peace Before The Storm
The New Kurdistan (2002): How Kurdistan's fragile renaissance was undermined by the US-led...
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Kurdistan: The Peace Before The Storm
Kurdistan: The Peace Before The Storm
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Syria No Fly Zone & Current News
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Syria No Fly Zone & Current News
Syria No Fly Zone & Current News
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US Might Send Troops To Iraq, While The No-Fly Zon...
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Syria War Being Justified By Same Type of Propagan...
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Why Did the Iraq War Start? The Untold Story - Sey...
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Hurricane Jose: storm 'almost category five' as it follows Irma's destructive path
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The system is nearing the eastern Caribbean islands of Barbuda and Anguilla, promising further devastation in the wake of the giant Irma. Hurricane Irma. Hurricane Jose. storm 'almost category five' as it follows Irma's destructive path. The system is nearing the eastern Caribbean islands of Barbuda and Anguilla, promising further devastation in the wake of the giant Irma ... Hurricane Irma ... Read more ... almost a category 5 hurricane” ... Twitter ... ....
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Death Toll Rises To 60 In Powerful Mexican Earthquake
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At least 60 people were reported dead following one of the most powerful earthquakes ever recorded in Mexico, The Associated Press reported.The quake struck off the country's southern coast, toppling hundreds of buildings and sending panicked people fleeing into the streets in the middle of the night ... Manuel Velasco said."There is damage to hospitals that have lost energy. Homes, schools and hospitals have been damaged."...
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5.6 million Florida residents ordered to evacuate as Irma closes in
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World News. Sat, 09 Sep 2017. AFP. Miami. Florida has ordered 5.6 million people to evacuate as massive Hurricane Irma menaces the southeastern US state, according to its Division of Emergency Management ... ....
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Incumbent GOP lawmakers Fed Up With Trump, Vowing Not To Run For Re-Election
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U.S. President Donald Trump’s low approval ratings, his brusque style of governing and the many controversies surrounding his presidency is starting to give incumbent Republican lawmakers cold feet about running again, Raw Story reported Friday. On Thursday, Rep. Charlie Dent, a key Republican moderate in a swing Pennsylvania district, announced he would not be seeking another term....
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Hurricane Jose Strengthens To Category 4 Storm
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According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Jose intensified to an “extremely dangerous” Category 4 storm on Friday with maximum sustained winds near 150 mph, CNN reported. The storm is east of the Leeward Islands and is expected to travel west-northwest into the Atlantic Ocean in the upcoming days, the report said. As of Friday at 11 a.m., a hurricane watch was put in place in Antigua, Barbuda and Anguilla, St ... ....
15 IS militants killed by Iraqi airstrikes
Edit Suryaa 09 Sep 2017
Baghdad, Sep 9 . Not less than 15 Islamic State (IS) militants were killed in Iraqi airstrikes on an IS-held areas in the country's eastern province of Diyala, the Iraqi military said ... On August 31, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared full liberation of the city of Tal Afar and surrounding areas from the extremist IS militants....
15 IS militants killed in Iraqi airstrikes
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Baghdad, Sep 9 (IANS) At least 15 Islamic State (IS) militants were killed in Iraqi airstrikes on an IS-held areas in the country's eastern province of Diyala, the Iraqi military said ... On August 31, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi declared full liberation of the city of Tal Afar and surrounding areas from the extremist IS militants....
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Iraqi forces kill 6 suicide bombers in operation in eastern Iraq
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9 (Xinhua) -- Iraqi security forces on Saturday killed six suicide bombers during an operation to hunt down Islamic State (IS) militants near the Iraqi-Iranian border in Iraq's eastern province of Diyala, the Iraqi military said. The Iraqi army, police and paramilitary Hashd Shaabi brigades, covered by helicopter gunships ......
In ‘Viper Out’ ceremony, Hill AFB remembers 38 years of the F-16 flying the skies ...
Edit The Salt Lake Tribune 09 Sep 2017
In the early 1990s, pilots from the 388th tasted combat in the F-16 during the Gulf War, striking key targets in Iraq, including facilities related to the Iraqi nuclear program ... And northern Utahns will still notice the iconic planes flying in and out occasionally because Hill will continue to be a repair hub for F-16s stationed across the country, officials said Friday. “They’re not going to stop flying,” said Col....
No Fly List: Aviation ministry launches crackdown, to ban troublesome flyers for lifetime
Edit Financial Express 09 Sep 2017
Unruly air travellers will be banned from flying for a period ranging from three months to life, the civil aviation ministry government on Friday. The post No Fly List. Aviation ministry launches crackdown, to ban troublesome flyers for lifetime ... ....
Twinkle Khanna flies off a day before husband Akshay Kumar's birthday
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Twinkle Khanna. Yesterday, Twinkle Khanna posted a photograph in take-off mode on Instagram. She wrote, "Flying off the handle comes easy now, let's see how I handle just the flying off bitparagliding.". Akshay Kumar. Mrs Funnybones did not forget to add a dose of humour before taking off for the skies. Hubby Akshay Kumar turns 50 today and the family is in Switzerland to mark his milestone birthday ... ....
On the Fly: Fall fishing is on our doorstep
Edit Aspen Times 09 Sep 2017
As our local freestone rivers begin to drop in volume, we need to add a bit of "stealth factor" to our fly presentations and techniques to remain successful ... This means light tippets, small flies and rowing or walking in the river quietly. Dry-fly fishing is starting to subside ... This column is provided by Taylor Creek Fly Shops in Aspen and Basalt....
India issues no-fly rules for unruly air passengers
Edit Xinhua 09 Sep 2017
9 (Xinhua) -- India has for the first time issued no-fly rules, which prescribes ban on flying for unruly passengers from a minimum of three months to a lifetime. The Indian Civil Aviation Ministry, which came out with the country's first-ever "no-fly list" Friday, said the new rules will be applicable to foreign carriers with immediate effect....
No-fly rules: Unruly to face ban from 60 days to life
Edit DNA India 09 Sep 2017
Unruly behaviour inside a flying airplane could get you grounded for a while. After the highly-publicised incident where Shiv Sena MP Ravindra Gaikwad hit a crew-member inside an Air India flight with his shoes led demands from airlines for a no-fly list, the Centre on Friday unveiled guidelines under which an unruly passenger can be banned for life....
Fly ash once a health hazard is now a money spinner
Edit DNA India 09 Sep 2017
Fly ash,a major component of coal ash used in the various thermal power plants of the Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd (RRVUNL) which was once a health hazard as the ash particles used to get lodged in the deepest part of the human lungs triggering asthma, inflammation and immunological reactions is now a money spinner ... Fly ash adds longer life to the cement and the concrete structure....
No-fly list: Unruly fliers face ban of 3 months to lifetime
Edit The Economic Times 09 Sep 2017
No-fly list. Unruly fliers face ban of 3 months to lifetime ... ....
No fly list rules: From ID proof to book tickets to punishment, check full list here
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