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Al-Faw Peninsula
The Faw Peninsula (Arabic: شبه جزيرة الفاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extreme southeast of Iraq, between and to the southeast of the cities of Basra (Iraq) and Abadan (Iran).It is the site of a number of important oil installations, most notably Iraq's two main oil tanker terminals: Khor al-Amaya and Mina al-Bakr.
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First Battle of al-Faw
The First Battle of al-Faw (Operation Dawn 8) fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 (with heavy combat operations lasting until early 1988), was a battle of the Iran-Iraq War.The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab (Arvand Rud) river against the Iraqi troops (mostly Iraqi Popular Army) defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center (which was covering Persian Gulf).
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The First Battle of al-Faw Operation Dawn 8 fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab river against the Iraqi troops defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center The Iranians defeated several Iraqi Republican Guard's counter-offensives and managed to remain in to their foothold .A blow to the Iraqi government prestige, it sent a psychological shock wave throughout the region, primarily in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Iraq started to extensively improve the defenses of the major city of Basra, which was now under threat.
- published: 17 Jan 2016
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1. Various of US tank convoy
2. Wide of US tank convoy
3. Mid shot of soldiers in tank
4. Wide of US tanks
5. British soldiers beside abandoned Iraqi artillery gun
6. Device being exploded
7. Close-up of ammunition on the ground
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Soldier's name isn't available:
"It seems that if they decided to use it in this area then they could have used it to quite good effect. The fact that they haven't used it significantly means means that there was fighting through here but it could have been much worse"
9. Exploded gun nozzle
9. Close shot US flag, pull out to US marines with mounted cannon
10. Various of Royal Marines and US marines and armoured vehicles
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Jim Dutton, commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando:
"I don't think we're quite at the stage where we can say that there's absolutely nobody left in this area who is hostile, but it's certainly mission accomplished. The mission remember was to secure the oil infra-structure before it could be destroyed -- that accomplished -- and to to secure the port of Umm Qasr for humanitarian aid -- that's accomplished, although as I said there are still some people there who are not entirely friendly. But the essential port facilities are now in our hands."
12. Close shot of US marines patch, tilt to face of marine
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Lieutenant Dan Gelman, US Marine Corps:
(Reporter question: how do you rate the Iraqi soldiers?)
"Poor -- we had individuals who gave up instantly, we also had individuals that gave up a fight, but the fight was short lived. Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more."
14. Wide shot of helicopter taking off
15. Royal Marine searching house
16. Various driving shot of Royal Marines armoured vehicles on road
17. Various shots of abandoned Iraqi defences
18. Abandoned Iraqi patrol boat
19. Various shots of soldiers looking with seized documents
20. Marine checking seized Iraq weapons, which will be destroyed
21. Device being exploded as the marines work to clear landmines
22. Wide shot of abandoned Iraqi tank with Royal Navy helicopter visible in background looking for sea mines
STORYLINE:
Coalition forces were continuing to push north Monday night, in their advance towards the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
Earlier in the day, some British and American units continued to find more abandoned Iraqi defenses and set about to destroy dangerous devices in controlled explosions.
On Iraq's Al-Faw peninsula, units of the British Royal Marines and US Marine Corps met up with each effectively sealing-off any Iraqi fighters on the peninsula from their comrades in the rest of Iraq.
Light and heavy armour has been pouring into the region since British and US marines took control of the much of the southern port of Umm Qasr, at the tip of the peninsula.
Brigadier Jim Dutton, the commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando, said on Monday that some hostile Iraqi's remained in the area, but coalition forces had accomplished their present mission of securing the oil infrastructure at Al-Faw and securing the port of Umm Qasr to allow humanitarian aid supplies.
A US Marine officer, Lieutenant Dan Gelman, said the Iraqi troops they had encountered had put up little resistance "Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more."
The Royal Marines are to remain in the Umm Qasr area to deal with pockets of enemy resistance, including Iraqi snipers, while the US Marines are being deployed further north.
The Al-Faw peninsula is Iraq's only outlet to the sea, and the site of extensive oil industry facilities. Newly constructed Iraqi defences along the seafront now stand abandoned.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
POOL
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
1. British Royal Marines on top of tank at the start of assault entering southern Iraq
2. Various Royal Marines inside tank
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Name unknown, Royal Marine Commander:
"What we're looking to do is push wide from D-squadron across the border in order to deal with that tank threat."
4. Various Royal Marines inside tank
5. Wide shot tank driving
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
APTN
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
6. Various of 155 mm Howitzers firing shots into Iraq
7. Artillery shooting shots
8. Flashes across sky
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
POOL
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
9. Various of British guns firing into Iraq
10. Convoy of British military vehicles crossing Iraqi border
APTN
Kuwait/Iraqi border
11. Close shot of armoured personnel carriers (APCs) driving past camera carrying US Marines of the Marines Expeditionary Unit
12. Wide reverse shot of line of armoured vehicles driving away from camera along along Highway 80 (main route into Iraq)
13. Various of military vehicles moving
14. Helicopter overhead
15. Mid shot marine
16. US Marine walking past line of vehicles
17. Various of armoured personnel carriers manoeuvering
APTN
Unidentified location, southern Iraq
18. Various British artillery troops preparing for action
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Nick Peek, Royal Horse Artillery:
"We went a little bit earlier than I anticipated but it is going well so far. Half of the objectives are secured. The regiment has moved forward 40 kilometres and fired in support of the United States Marine Corps."
20. Wide shot of troops in the field
21. Troops lying down, aiming guns
22. Helicopter overhead
APTN
southern Iraq
23. Various shots of US and UK military convoy in southern Iraq
POOL
Unidentified location, Southern Iraq
++PLEASE NOTE: The Ministry of Defence has asked that the faces of Iraqi prisoners of war should either be pixellated or obscured to prevent them being identified, "because of the terms of the Geneva Convention".++
24. Iraqi man kneeling down and holding white flag in surrender, British soldier motions for him to walk forward, then to turn and kneel to be searched
25. British soldier searching surrendering Iraqi
26. Low shot of line of about ten Iraqis in civilian clothing walking with their hands on their heads
27. Iraqi man with white flag
28. Close shot British soldier holding rifle in foreground, surrendering Iraqis walking in background
APTN
Al-faw peninsula
29. Commandos from HMS Ark Royal approach beach on al-Faw peninsula in landing craft
30. Commandos walk up beach
31. Soldier resting by oil pipeline
32. Wide shot pipeline with soldiers in background
33. SOUNDBITE (English) Colonel Chris Vernon, Army Spokesman:
"It is a critical part of the oil infrastructure in southern Iraq. That is where the oil is stored and controlled before it is finally put out to the pipelines to the tankers. Therefore, it was absolutely vital that we got it early to ensure that it is all taken intact because this is the future economic posterity (sic - prosperity) for the people of Iraq."
POOL
southern Iraq
34. Various Royal Marines getting into Chinook
35. Chinook in desert
36. Several aerials of desert and Chinooks flying
37. Vehicles coming out, followed by Royal Marines
POOL
38. Various of Royal Marines walking in desert
Kuwaiti TV
Safwan, Iraq
39. US marines driving in Safwan, zoom in to huge picture of Saddam Hussein on roadside
40. Various shots Iraqi civilians in the town
41. Iraqi children running
APTN - APTN Clients Only
Demilitarized zone between Kuwait and Iraq
42. Pan of Umm Qasr in distance
43. Kuwaiti soldiers in demilitarized zone
POOL
POOL
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Night scope views of coalition troops firing guns from position on top of building in Al Faw
2. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
3. Pan to target of fire, a building. Explosions are seen as gunfire hits building
4. Pan back to coalition troops, close shot of soldiers firing guns
5. Pan back to target of fire, a building, gunfire ceases momentarily
6. Mid shot of coalition troops in position on top of building
7. Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building
8. Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops
9. Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target
10. Pan back to coalition troops firing guns
11. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
STORYLINE
British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq.
As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance.
Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned.
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1. Wide shot Marines taking up positions in al-Faw
2. Close shot Marine providing cover for 2nd Marine crossing road
3. Camera follows more Marines as they cross road
4. Wide shot Marines conversing, with building in distance
5. Close shot Marine taking aim
6. Wide shot Marines approaching building
7. Close shot Marine crossing in front of camera as more Marines take positions next to wall of building
8. Medium shot Marine smashing windows from inside of building
9. Close shot Marine using radio equipment requesting airstrike
10. Pan of Marines running away from building
11. Pan of US A-10 tank-busting aircraft firing warning flares
12. Wide shot of building with sun setting over it
13. Close shot of Marine taking position as dusk falls
14. NIGHT SCOPE, Close shot of Marine looking through binoculars
15. NIGHT SCOPE, SOUNDBITE: (English) Major Justin Holt, Royal Marines:
"What we're going to do is basically mallet it and put as much firepower into it as we can. And then some of the assault sections are going to move round the front, through the entry point, and then clear the building. It's as simple as that. It will be over in no time."
16. NIGHT SCOPE Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building
17. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops
18. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target
19. NIGHT SCOPE Pan of US Marines Cobra helicopter flying overhead
20. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines approaching entry point of building
21. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines at entry point of building, grenade explodes in building, followed by a second explosion
22. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marine running out of building with clothes on fire, more Marines follow
STORYLINE:
British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq.
As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance.
Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned.
The Marines took cover as the Iraqi militiamen fired shots, and eventually air support had to be called in.
Speaking from a position on a rooftop at the scene, Major Justin Holt of the Royal Marines said the plan was to "put as much firepower into it as we can" so that troops could gain an entry point into the building.
Large explosions were seen as Marines used grenades and gun fire for 20 minutes in an attempt to clear the building . A US Marines helicopter was seen flying overhead.
Marines eventually gained access to the building, but one grenade was thrown into a room containing a gas bottle. A second, unexpected explosion followed, and a Marine was seen running from the building, his clothes on fire. In total three Marines were injured, one seriously.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
- published: 24 May 2011
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My veiw of Al Faw Palace during OIF 3 during a reenlistment of one of my Soldiers. Once one of Saddam Hussein's 99 palaces. It was designed as a kind of corporate retreat. Also known as the Water Palace, Saddam Hussein commissioned its construction to commemorate the Iraqi forces' re-taking of the Al-Faw Peninsula during the Iran-Iraq conflict.
- published: 02 Nov 2009
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The Faw Peninsula (Persian: شبه جزيره فاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extreme southeast of Iraq, between and to the southeast of the cities of Basra (Iraq) and Abadan (Iran).
It is the site of a number of important oil installations, most notably Iraq's two main oil tanker terminals: Khor Al-Amaya and Mina Al-Bakr. Its chief importance is its strategic location, controlling access to the Shatt al-Arab waterway (and thus access to the port of Basra).
The only significant town on the peninsula is Umm Qasr, a fishing town and port which comprised Iraq's main naval base under the regime of Saddam Hussein. The peninsula is otherwise lightly inhabited with few civilian buildings other than a few fishermen's huts.
During the Iran–Iraq War in the 1980s, al-Faw was bitterly contested due to its strategic location at the head of the disputed Shatt al-Arab waterway, and was the site of many large-scale battles. In 1986, the Iranians capitalized on the weakness of the Iraqi defences located at the southernmost tip of the peninsula.
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4:41Al-Faw Peninsula
Al-Faw PeninsulaAl-Faw Peninsula
Al-Faw Peninsula The Faw Peninsula (Arabic: شبه جزيرة الفاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extreme southeast of Iraq, between and to the southeast of the cities of Basra (Iraq) and Abadan (Iran).It is the site of a number of important oil installations, most notably Iraq's two main oil tanker terminals: Khor al-Amaya and Mina al-Bakr. =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: UNEP / ChrisO (talk) (Uploads) Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Al-faw.jpg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== -Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPIcAaBNLHc -
16:47First Battle of al-Faw
First Battle of al-FawFirst Battle of al-Faw
First Battle of al-Faw The First Battle of al-Faw (Operation Dawn 8) fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 (with heavy combat operations lasting until early 1988), was a battle of the Iran-Iraq War.The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab (Arvand Rud) river against the Iraqi troops (mostly Iraqi Popular Army) defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center (which was covering Persian Gulf). =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: UNEP / ChrisO (talk) (Uploads) Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Al-faw.jpg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== -Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXSHHaGvoeo -
8:52First Battle of al-Faw Iran Iraq War (Men of War Red Rising Mod)
First Battle of al-Faw Iran Iraq War (Men of War Red Rising Mod)First Battle of al-Faw Iran Iraq War (Men of War Red Rising Mod)
The First Battle of al-Faw Operation Dawn 8 fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab river against the Iraqi troops defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center The Iranians defeated several Iraqi Republican Guard's counter-offensives and managed to remain in to their foothold .A blow to the Iraqi government prestige, it sent a psychological shock wave throughout the region, primarily in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Iraq started to extensively improve the defenses of the major city of Basra, which was now under threat. -
3:00GWT: WRAP Coalition forces in Al Faw, marines advance north, shelling, POWs
GWT: WRAP Coalition forces in Al Faw, marines advance north, shelling, POWsGWT: WRAP Coalition forces in Al Faw, marines advance north, shelling, POWs
1. Various of US tank convoy 2. Wide of US tank convoy 3. Mid shot of soldiers in tank 4. Wide of US tanks 5. British soldiers beside abandoned Iraqi artillery gun 6. Device being exploded 7. Close-up of ammunition on the ground 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Soldier's name isn't available: "It seems that if they decided to use it in this area then they could have used it to quite good effect. The fact that they haven't used it significantly means means that there was fighting through here but it could have been much worse" 9. Exploded gun nozzle 9. Close shot US flag, pull out to US marines with mounted cannon 10. Various of Royal Marines and US marines and armoured vehicles 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Jim Dutton, commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando: "I don't think we're quite at the stage where we can say that there's absolutely nobody left in this area who is hostile, but it's certainly mission accomplished. The mission remember was to secure the oil infra-structure before it could be destroyed -- that accomplished -- and to to secure the port of Umm Qasr for humanitarian aid -- that's accomplished, although as I said there are still some people there who are not entirely friendly. But the essential port facilities are now in our hands." 12. Close shot of US marines patch, tilt to face of marine 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Lieutenant Dan Gelman, US Marine Corps: (Reporter question: how do you rate the Iraqi soldiers?) "Poor -- we had individuals who gave up instantly, we also had individuals that gave up a fight, but the fight was short lived. Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more." 14. Wide shot of helicopter taking off 15. Royal Marine searching house 16. Various driving shot of Royal Marines armoured vehicles on road 17. Various shots of abandoned Iraqi defences 18. Abandoned Iraqi patrol boat 19. Various shots of soldiers looking with seized documents 20. Marine checking seized Iraq weapons, which will be destroyed 21. Device being exploded as the marines work to clear landmines 22. Wide shot of abandoned Iraqi tank with Royal Navy helicopter visible in background looking for sea mines STORYLINE: Coalition forces were continuing to push north Monday night, in their advance towards the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. Earlier in the day, some British and American units continued to find more abandoned Iraqi defenses and set about to destroy dangerous devices in controlled explosions. On Iraq's Al-Faw peninsula, units of the British Royal Marines and US Marine Corps met up with each effectively sealing-off any Iraqi fighters on the peninsula from their comrades in the rest of Iraq. Light and heavy armour has been pouring into the region since British and US marines took control of the much of the southern port of Umm Qasr, at the tip of the peninsula. Brigadier Jim Dutton, the commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando, said on Monday that some hostile Iraqi's remained in the area, but coalition forces had accomplished their present mission of securing the oil infrastructure at Al-Faw and securing the port of Umm Qasr to allow humanitarian aid supplies. A US Marine officer, Lieutenant Dan Gelman, said the Iraqi troops they had encountered had put up little resistance "Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more." The Royal Marines are to remain in the Umm Qasr area to deal with pockets of enemy resistance, including Iraqi snipers, while the US Marines are being deployed further north. The Al-Faw peninsula is Iraq's only outlet to the sea, and the site of extensive oil industry facilities. Newly constructed Iraqi defences along the seafront now stand abandoned. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/fdcc45c06475c636989791267c8e5260 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
6:08GWT: WRAP Coalition pushes into southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan takeover
GWT: WRAP Coalition pushes into southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan takeoverGWT: WRAP Coalition pushes into southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan takeover
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++ POOL Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq) 1. British Royal Marines on top of tank at the start of assault entering southern Iraq 2. Various Royal Marines inside tank 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Name unknown, Royal Marine Commander: "What we're looking to do is push wide from D-squadron across the border in order to deal with that tank threat." 4. Various Royal Marines inside tank 5. Wide shot tank driving ++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++ APTN Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq) 6. Various of 155 mm Howitzers firing shots into Iraq 7. Artillery shooting shots 8. Flashes across sky ++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++ POOL Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq) 9. Various of British guns firing into Iraq 10. Convoy of British military vehicles crossing Iraqi border APTN Kuwait/Iraqi border 11. Close shot of armoured personnel carriers (APCs) driving past camera carrying US Marines of the Marines Expeditionary Unit 12. Wide reverse shot of line of armoured vehicles driving away from camera along along Highway 80 (main route into Iraq) 13. Various of military vehicles moving 14. Helicopter overhead 15. Mid shot marine 16. US Marine walking past line of vehicles 17. Various of armoured personnel carriers manoeuvering APTN Unidentified location, southern Iraq 18. Various British artillery troops preparing for action 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Nick Peek, Royal Horse Artillery: "We went a little bit earlier than I anticipated but it is going well so far. Half of the objectives are secured. The regiment has moved forward 40 kilometres and fired in support of the United States Marine Corps." 20. Wide shot of troops in the field 21. Troops lying down, aiming guns 22. Helicopter overhead APTN southern Iraq 23. Various shots of US and UK military convoy in southern Iraq POOL Unidentified location, Southern Iraq ++PLEASE NOTE: The Ministry of Defence has asked that the faces of Iraqi prisoners of war should either be pixellated or obscured to prevent them being identified, "because of the terms of the Geneva Convention".++ 24. Iraqi man kneeling down and holding white flag in surrender, British soldier motions for him to walk forward, then to turn and kneel to be searched 25. British soldier searching surrendering Iraqi 26. Low shot of line of about ten Iraqis in civilian clothing walking with their hands on their heads 27. Iraqi man with white flag 28. Close shot British soldier holding rifle in foreground, surrendering Iraqis walking in background APTN Al-faw peninsula 29. Commandos from HMS Ark Royal approach beach on al-Faw peninsula in landing craft 30. Commandos walk up beach 31. Soldier resting by oil pipeline 32. Wide shot pipeline with soldiers in background 33. SOUNDBITE (English) Colonel Chris Vernon, Army Spokesman: "It is a critical part of the oil infrastructure in southern Iraq. That is where the oil is stored and controlled before it is finally put out to the pipelines to the tankers. Therefore, it was absolutely vital that we got it early to ensure that it is all taken intact because this is the future economic posterity (sic - prosperity) for the people of Iraq." POOL southern Iraq 34. Various Royal Marines getting into Chinook 35. Chinook in desert 36. Several aerials of desert and Chinooks flying 37. Vehicles coming out, followed by Royal Marines POOL 38. Various of Royal Marines walking in desert Kuwaiti TV Safwan, Iraq 39. US marines driving in Safwan, zoom in to huge picture of Saddam Hussein on roadside 40. Various shots Iraqi civilians in the town 41. Iraqi children running APTN - APTN Clients Only Demilitarized zone between Kuwait and Iraq 42. Pan of Umm Qasr in distance 43. Kuwaiti soldiers in demilitarized zone POOL POOL You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/dee2a314d2711d18e1b9fa54dcfc8bfe Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:14GWT: Royal marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
GWT: Royal marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsularGWT: Royal marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
1. Night scope views of coalition troops firing guns from position on top of building in Al Faw 2. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns 3. Pan to target of fire, a building. Explosions are seen as gunfire hits building 4. Pan back to coalition troops, close shot of soldiers firing guns 5. Pan back to target of fire, a building, gunfire ceases momentarily 6. Mid shot of coalition troops in position on top of building 7. Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building 8. Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops 9. Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target 10. Pan back to coalition troops firing guns 11. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns STORYLINE British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq. As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance. Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2e0f054a1838b2714da0d72ec2045636 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:21GWT: UK and US marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
GWT: UK and US marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsularGWT: UK and US marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
1. Wide shot Marines taking up positions in al-Faw 2. Close shot Marine providing cover for 2nd Marine crossing road 3. Camera follows more Marines as they cross road 4. Wide shot Marines conversing, with building in distance 5. Close shot Marine taking aim 6. Wide shot Marines approaching building 7. Close shot Marine crossing in front of camera as more Marines take positions next to wall of building 8. Medium shot Marine smashing windows from inside of building 9. Close shot Marine using radio equipment requesting airstrike 10. Pan of Marines running away from building 11. Pan of US A-10 tank-busting aircraft firing warning flares 12. Wide shot of building with sun setting over it 13. Close shot of Marine taking position as dusk falls 14. NIGHT SCOPE, Close shot of Marine looking through binoculars 15. NIGHT SCOPE, SOUNDBITE: (English) Major Justin Holt, Royal Marines: "What we're going to do is basically mallet it and put as much firepower into it as we can. And then some of the assault sections are going to move round the front, through the entry point, and then clear the building. It's as simple as that. It will be over in no time." 16. NIGHT SCOPE Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building 17. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops 18. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target 19. NIGHT SCOPE Pan of US Marines Cobra helicopter flying overhead 20. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines approaching entry point of building 21. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines at entry point of building, grenade explodes in building, followed by a second explosion 22. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marine running out of building with clothes on fire, more Marines follow STORYLINE: British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq. As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance. Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned. The Marines took cover as the Iraqi militiamen fired shots, and eventually air support had to be called in. Speaking from a position on a rooftop at the scene, Major Justin Holt of the Royal Marines said the plan was to "put as much firepower into it as we can" so that troops could gain an entry point into the building. Large explosions were seen as Marines used grenades and gun fire for 20 minutes in an attempt to clear the building . A US Marines helicopter was seen flying overhead. Marines eventually gained access to the building, but one grenade was thrown into a room containing a gas bottle. A second, unexpected explosion followed, and a Marine was seen running from the building, his clothes on fire. In total three Marines were injured, one seriously. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/1a1f324527eb3a2dd65a90f108dd1ee6 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
9:58Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايرانيAl Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني -
0:22Al Faw Palace Camp Victory Baghdad, Iraq
Al Faw Palace Camp Victory Baghdad, IraqAl Faw Palace Camp Victory Baghdad, Iraq
My veiw of Al Faw Palace during OIF 3 during a reenlistment of one of my Soldiers. Once one of Saddam Hussein's 99 palaces. It was designed as a kind of corporate retreat. Also known as the Water Palace, Saddam Hussein commissioned its construction to commemorate the Iraqi forces' re-taking of the Al-Faw Peninsula during the Iran-Iraq conflict. -
7:10A patrol returning to the Al Faw Peninsular Iraq
A patrol returning to the Al Faw Peninsular IraqA patrol returning to the Al Faw Peninsular Iraq
This is my multiple retuening off apatrol in iraq
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- Economy of Iraq
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- Languages of Iraq
- Law of Iraq
- Mandaeans
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- Mesopotamia
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- Oil reserves in Iraq
- Osprey Publishing
- Ottoman Iraq
- Parthian Empire
- Peninsula
- Persian Gulf
- Persian language
- Poland
- Politics of Iraq
- President of Iraq
- Provinces of Iraq
- Religion in Iraq
- Roads in Iraq
- Royal Marines
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- Silkworm missile
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Al-Faw Peninsula
Al-Faw Peninsula The Faw Peninsula (Arabic: شبه جزيرة الفاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extreme southeast of Iraq, between and to the southeast of the cities of Basra (Iraq) and Abadan (Iran).It is the site of a number of important oil installations, most notably Iraq's two main oil tanker terminals: Khor al-Amaya and Mina al-Bakr. =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: UNEP / ChrisO (talk) (Uploads) Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Al-faw.jpg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== -Video is targeted to blind users Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA image source in video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPIcAaBNLHc -
First Battle of al-Faw
First Battle of al-Faw The First Battle of al-Faw (Operation Dawn 8) fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 (with heavy combat operations lasting until early 1988), was a battle of the Iran-Iraq War.The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab (Arvand Rud) river against the Iraqi troops (mostly Iraqi Popular Army) defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center (which was covering Persian Gulf). =======Image-Copyright-Info======= Image is in public domain Author-Info: UNEP / ChrisO (talk) (Uploads) Image Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Al-faw.jpg =======Image-Copyright-Info======== -Video is ... -
First Battle of al-Faw Iran Iraq War (Men of War Red Rising Mod)
The First Battle of al-Faw Operation Dawn 8 fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab river against the Iraqi troops defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center The Iranians defeated several Iraqi Republican Guard's counter-offensives and managed to remain in to their foothold .A blow to the Iraqi government prestige, it sent a psychological shock wave throughout the region, primarily in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Iraq started to extensively improve the defenses of the major city of Basra, which was now under threat. -
GWT: WRAP Coalition forces in Al Faw, marines advance north, shelling, POWs
1. Various of US tank convoy 2. Wide of US tank convoy 3. Mid shot of soldiers in tank 4. Wide of US tanks 5. British soldiers beside abandoned Iraqi artillery gun 6. Device being exploded 7. Close-up of ammunition on the ground 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Soldier's name isn't available: "It seems that if they decided to use it in this area then they could have used it to quite good effect. The fact that they haven't used it significantly means means that there was fighting through here but it could have been much worse" 9. Exploded gun nozzle 9. Close shot US flag, pull out to US marines with mounted cannon 10. Various of Royal Marines and US marines and armoured vehicles 11. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Jim Dutton, commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando: "I don't think we... -
GWT: WRAP Coalition pushes into southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan takeover
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++ POOL Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq) 1. British Royal Marines on top of tank at the start of assault entering southern Iraq 2. Various Royal Marines inside tank 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Name unknown, Royal Marine Commander: "What we're looking to do is push wide from D-squadron across the border in order to deal with that tank threat." 4. Various Royal Marines inside tank 5. Wide shot tank driving ++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++ APTN Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq) 6. Various of 155 mm Howitzers firing shots into Iraq 7. Artillery shooting shots 8. Flashes across sky ++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++ POOL Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq) 9. Various of British guns firing into Iraq 10. Convoy of British military vehicles crossing Iraqi border... -
GWT: Royal marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
1. Night scope views of coalition troops firing guns from position on top of building in Al Faw 2. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns 3. Pan to target of fire, a building. Explosions are seen as gunfire hits building 4. Pan back to coalition troops, close shot of soldiers firing guns 5. Pan back to target of fire, a building, gunfire ceases momentarily 6. Mid shot of coalition troops in position on top of building 7. Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building 8. Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops 9. Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target 10. Pan back to coalition troops firing guns 11. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns STORYLINE British troops hav... -
GWT: UK and US marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
1. Wide shot Marines taking up positions in al-Faw 2. Close shot Marine providing cover for 2nd Marine crossing road 3. Camera follows more Marines as they cross road 4. Wide shot Marines conversing, with building in distance 5. Close shot Marine taking aim 6. Wide shot Marines approaching building 7. Close shot Marine crossing in front of camera as more Marines take positions next to wall of building 8. Medium shot Marine smashing windows from inside of building 9. Close shot Marine using radio equipment requesting airstrike 10. Pan of Marines running away from building 11. Pan of US A-10 tank-busting aircraft firing warning flares 12. Wide shot of building with sun setting over it 13. Close shot of Marine taking position as dusk falls 14. NIGHT SCOPE, Close shot of Marine lo... -
Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني -
Al Faw Palace Camp Victory Baghdad, Iraq
My veiw of Al Faw Palace during OIF 3 during a reenlistment of one of my Soldiers. Once one of Saddam Hussein's 99 palaces. It was designed as a kind of corporate retreat. Also known as the Water Palace, Saddam Hussein commissioned its construction to commemorate the Iraqi forces' re-taking of the Al-Faw Peninsula during the Iran-Iraq conflict. -
A patrol returning to the Al Faw Peninsular Iraq
This is my multiple retuening off apatrol in iraq
Al-Faw Peninsula
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Al-Faw Peninsula
The Faw Peninsula (Arabic: شبه جزيرة الفاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extrem...
Al-Faw Peninsula
The Faw Peninsula (Arabic: شبه جزيرة الفاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extreme southeast of Iraq, between and to the southeast of the cities of Basra (Iraq) and Abadan (Iran).It is the site of a number of important oil installations, most notably Iraq's two main oil tanker terminals: Khor al-Amaya and Mina al-Bakr.
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Al-Faw Peninsula
The Faw Peninsula (Arabic: شبه جزيرة الفاو; also transliterated as Fao or Fawr) is a marshy region adjoining the Persian Gulf in the extreme southeast of Iraq, between and to the southeast of the cities of Basra (Iraq) and Abadan (Iran).It is the site of a number of important oil installations, most notably Iraq's two main oil tanker terminals: Khor al-Amaya and Mina al-Bakr.
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First Battle of al-Faw
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First Battle of al-Faw
The First Battle of al-Faw (Operation Dawn 8) fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 (with heavy combat operations lasting until earl...
First Battle of al-Faw
The First Battle of al-Faw (Operation Dawn 8) fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 (with heavy combat operations lasting until early 1988), was a battle of the Iran-Iraq War.The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab (Arvand Rud) river against the Iraqi troops (mostly Iraqi Popular Army) defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center (which was covering Persian Gulf).
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First Battle of al-Faw
The First Battle of al-Faw (Operation Dawn 8) fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 (with heavy combat operations lasting until early 1988), was a battle of the Iran-Iraq War.The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab (Arvand Rud) river against the Iraqi troops (mostly Iraqi Popular Army) defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center (which was covering Persian Gulf).
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First Battle of al-Faw Iran Iraq War (Men of War Red Rising Mod)
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- Duration: 8:52
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The First Battle of al-Faw Operation Dawn 8 fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack ...
The First Battle of al-Faw Operation Dawn 8 fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab river against the Iraqi troops defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center The Iranians defeated several Iraqi Republican Guard's counter-offensives and managed to remain in to their foothold .A blow to the Iraqi government prestige, it sent a psychological shock wave throughout the region, primarily in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Iraq started to extensively improve the defenses of the major city of Basra, which was now under threat.
wn.com/First Battle Of Al Faw Iran Iraq War (Men Of War Red Rising Mod)
The First Battle of al-Faw Operation Dawn 8 fought from February 9 – March 20, 1986 The Iranians launched a sophisticated, carefully-planned amphibious attack across the Shatt al-Arab river against the Iraqi troops defending the strategic al-Faw Peninsula, which connects Iraq to the Persian Gulf, capturing the tip of the peninsula, including Iraq's main air control and warning center The Iranians defeated several Iraqi Republican Guard's counter-offensives and managed to remain in to their foothold .A blow to the Iraqi government prestige, it sent a psychological shock wave throughout the region, primarily in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Iraq started to extensively improve the defenses of the major city of Basra, which was now under threat.
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GWT: WRAP Coalition forces in Al Faw, marines advance north, shelling, POWs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Various of US tank convoy
2. Wide of US tank convoy
3. Mid shot of soldiers in tank
4. Wide of US tanks
5. British soldiers beside abandoned Iraqi a...
1. Various of US tank convoy
2. Wide of US tank convoy
3. Mid shot of soldiers in tank
4. Wide of US tanks
5. British soldiers beside abandoned Iraqi artillery gun
6. Device being exploded
7. Close-up of ammunition on the ground
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Soldier's name isn't available:
"It seems that if they decided to use it in this area then they could have used it to quite good effect. The fact that they haven't used it significantly means means that there was fighting through here but it could have been much worse"
9. Exploded gun nozzle
9. Close shot US flag, pull out to US marines with mounted cannon
10. Various of Royal Marines and US marines and armoured vehicles
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Jim Dutton, commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando:
"I don't think we're quite at the stage where we can say that there's absolutely nobody left in this area who is hostile, but it's certainly mission accomplished. The mission remember was to secure the oil infra-structure before it could be destroyed -- that accomplished -- and to to secure the port of Umm Qasr for humanitarian aid -- that's accomplished, although as I said there are still some people there who are not entirely friendly. But the essential port facilities are now in our hands."
12. Close shot of US marines patch, tilt to face of marine
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Lieutenant Dan Gelman, US Marine Corps:
(Reporter question: how do you rate the Iraqi soldiers?)
"Poor -- we had individuals who gave up instantly, we also had individuals that gave up a fight, but the fight was short lived. Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more."
14. Wide shot of helicopter taking off
15. Royal Marine searching house
16. Various driving shot of Royal Marines armoured vehicles on road
17. Various shots of abandoned Iraqi defences
18. Abandoned Iraqi patrol boat
19. Various shots of soldiers looking with seized documents
20. Marine checking seized Iraq weapons, which will be destroyed
21. Device being exploded as the marines work to clear landmines
22. Wide shot of abandoned Iraqi tank with Royal Navy helicopter visible in background looking for sea mines
STORYLINE:
Coalition forces were continuing to push north Monday night, in their advance towards the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
Earlier in the day, some British and American units continued to find more abandoned Iraqi defenses and set about to destroy dangerous devices in controlled explosions.
On Iraq's Al-Faw peninsula, units of the British Royal Marines and US Marine Corps met up with each effectively sealing-off any Iraqi fighters on the peninsula from their comrades in the rest of Iraq.
Light and heavy armour has been pouring into the region since British and US marines took control of the much of the southern port of Umm Qasr, at the tip of the peninsula.
Brigadier Jim Dutton, the commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando, said on Monday that some hostile Iraqi's remained in the area, but coalition forces had accomplished their present mission of securing the oil infrastructure at Al-Faw and securing the port of Umm Qasr to allow humanitarian aid supplies.
A US Marine officer, Lieutenant Dan Gelman, said the Iraqi troops they had encountered had put up little resistance "Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more."
The Royal Marines are to remain in the Umm Qasr area to deal with pockets of enemy resistance, including Iraqi snipers, while the US Marines are being deployed further north.
The Al-Faw peninsula is Iraq's only outlet to the sea, and the site of extensive oil industry facilities. Newly constructed Iraqi defences along the seafront now stand abandoned.
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wn.com/Gwt Wrap Coalition Forces In Al Faw, Marines Advance North, Shelling, Pows
1. Various of US tank convoy
2. Wide of US tank convoy
3. Mid shot of soldiers in tank
4. Wide of US tanks
5. British soldiers beside abandoned Iraqi artillery gun
6. Device being exploded
7. Close-up of ammunition on the ground
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Soldier's name isn't available:
"It seems that if they decided to use it in this area then they could have used it to quite good effect. The fact that they haven't used it significantly means means that there was fighting through here but it could have been much worse"
9. Exploded gun nozzle
9. Close shot US flag, pull out to US marines with mounted cannon
10. Various of Royal Marines and US marines and armoured vehicles
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Brigadier Jim Dutton, commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando:
"I don't think we're quite at the stage where we can say that there's absolutely nobody left in this area who is hostile, but it's certainly mission accomplished. The mission remember was to secure the oil infra-structure before it could be destroyed -- that accomplished -- and to to secure the port of Umm Qasr for humanitarian aid -- that's accomplished, although as I said there are still some people there who are not entirely friendly. But the essential port facilities are now in our hands."
12. Close shot of US marines patch, tilt to face of marine
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Lieutenant Dan Gelman, US Marine Corps:
(Reporter question: how do you rate the Iraqi soldiers?)
"Poor -- we had individuals who gave up instantly, we also had individuals that gave up a fight, but the fight was short lived. Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more."
14. Wide shot of helicopter taking off
15. Royal Marine searching house
16. Various driving shot of Royal Marines armoured vehicles on road
17. Various shots of abandoned Iraqi defences
18. Abandoned Iraqi patrol boat
19. Various shots of soldiers looking with seized documents
20. Marine checking seized Iraq weapons, which will be destroyed
21. Device being exploded as the marines work to clear landmines
22. Wide shot of abandoned Iraqi tank with Royal Navy helicopter visible in background looking for sea mines
STORYLINE:
Coalition forces were continuing to push north Monday night, in their advance towards the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
Earlier in the day, some British and American units continued to find more abandoned Iraqi defenses and set about to destroy dangerous devices in controlled explosions.
On Iraq's Al-Faw peninsula, units of the British Royal Marines and US Marine Corps met up with each effectively sealing-off any Iraqi fighters on the peninsula from their comrades in the rest of Iraq.
Light and heavy armour has been pouring into the region since British and US marines took control of the much of the southern port of Umm Qasr, at the tip of the peninsula.
Brigadier Jim Dutton, the commander of Royal Marines 3 Commando, said on Monday that some hostile Iraqi's remained in the area, but coalition forces had accomplished their present mission of securing the oil infrastructure at Al-Faw and securing the port of Umm Qasr to allow humanitarian aid supplies.
A US Marine officer, Lieutenant Dan Gelman, said the Iraqi troops they had encountered had put up little resistance "Once they saw what they were encountering, they decided they didn't want to play any more."
The Royal Marines are to remain in the Umm Qasr area to deal with pockets of enemy resistance, including Iraqi snipers, while the US Marines are being deployed further north.
The Al-Faw peninsula is Iraq's only outlet to the sea, and the site of extensive oil industry facilities. Newly constructed Iraqi defences along the seafront now stand abandoned.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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GWT: WRAP Coalition pushes into southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan takeover
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:08
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 149
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
POOL
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
1. British Royal Marines on top of tank at the start of assault entering southern Iraq
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++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
POOL
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
1. British Royal Marines on top of tank at the start of assault entering southern Iraq
2. Various Royal Marines inside tank
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Name unknown, Royal Marine Commander:
"What we're looking to do is push wide from D-squadron across the border in order to deal with that tank threat."
4. Various Royal Marines inside tank
5. Wide shot tank driving
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
APTN
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
6. Various of 155 mm Howitzers firing shots into Iraq
7. Artillery shooting shots
8. Flashes across sky
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
POOL
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
9. Various of British guns firing into Iraq
10. Convoy of British military vehicles crossing Iraqi border
APTN
Kuwait/Iraqi border
11. Close shot of armoured personnel carriers (APCs) driving past camera carrying US Marines of the Marines Expeditionary Unit
12. Wide reverse shot of line of armoured vehicles driving away from camera along along Highway 80 (main route into Iraq)
13. Various of military vehicles moving
14. Helicopter overhead
15. Mid shot marine
16. US Marine walking past line of vehicles
17. Various of armoured personnel carriers manoeuvering
APTN
Unidentified location, southern Iraq
18. Various British artillery troops preparing for action
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Nick Peek, Royal Horse Artillery:
"We went a little bit earlier than I anticipated but it is going well so far. Half of the objectives are secured. The regiment has moved forward 40 kilometres and fired in support of the United States Marine Corps."
20. Wide shot of troops in the field
21. Troops lying down, aiming guns
22. Helicopter overhead
APTN
southern Iraq
23. Various shots of US and UK military convoy in southern Iraq
POOL
Unidentified location, Southern Iraq
++PLEASE NOTE: The Ministry of Defence has asked that the faces of Iraqi prisoners of war should either be pixellated or obscured to prevent them being identified, "because of the terms of the Geneva Convention".++
24. Iraqi man kneeling down and holding white flag in surrender, British soldier motions for him to walk forward, then to turn and kneel to be searched
25. British soldier searching surrendering Iraqi
26. Low shot of line of about ten Iraqis in civilian clothing walking with their hands on their heads
27. Iraqi man with white flag
28. Close shot British soldier holding rifle in foreground, surrendering Iraqis walking in background
APTN
Al-faw peninsula
29. Commandos from HMS Ark Royal approach beach on al-Faw peninsula in landing craft
30. Commandos walk up beach
31. Soldier resting by oil pipeline
32. Wide shot pipeline with soldiers in background
33. SOUNDBITE (English) Colonel Chris Vernon, Army Spokesman:
"It is a critical part of the oil infrastructure in southern Iraq. That is where the oil is stored and controlled before it is finally put out to the pipelines to the tankers. Therefore, it was absolutely vital that we got it early to ensure that it is all taken intact because this is the future economic posterity (sic - prosperity) for the people of Iraq."
POOL
southern Iraq
34. Various Royal Marines getting into Chinook
35. Chinook in desert
36. Several aerials of desert and Chinooks flying
37. Vehicles coming out, followed by Royal Marines
POOL
38. Various of Royal Marines walking in desert
Kuwaiti TV
Safwan, Iraq
39. US marines driving in Safwan, zoom in to huge picture of Saddam Hussein on roadside
40. Various shots Iraqi civilians in the town
41. Iraqi children running
APTN - APTN Clients Only
Demilitarized zone between Kuwait and Iraq
42. Pan of Umm Qasr in distance
43. Kuwaiti soldiers in demilitarized zone
POOL
POOL
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wn.com/Gwt Wrap Coalition Pushes Into Southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan Takeover
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
POOL
Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
1. British Royal Marines on top of tank at the start of assault entering southern Iraq
2. Various Royal Marines inside tank
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Name unknown, Royal Marine Commander:
"What we're looking to do is push wide from D-squadron across the border in order to deal with that tank threat."
4. Various Royal Marines inside tank
5. Wide shot tank driving
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
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Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
6. Various of 155 mm Howitzers firing shots into Iraq
7. Artillery shooting shots
8. Flashes across sky
++NIGHTSCOPE PICTURES++
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Northern Kuwait (near border with Iraq)
9. Various of British guns firing into Iraq
10. Convoy of British military vehicles crossing Iraqi border
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Kuwait/Iraqi border
11. Close shot of armoured personnel carriers (APCs) driving past camera carrying US Marines of the Marines Expeditionary Unit
12. Wide reverse shot of line of armoured vehicles driving away from camera along along Highway 80 (main route into Iraq)
13. Various of military vehicles moving
14. Helicopter overhead
15. Mid shot marine
16. US Marine walking past line of vehicles
17. Various of armoured personnel carriers manoeuvering
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Unidentified location, southern Iraq
18. Various British artillery troops preparing for action
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Nick Peek, Royal Horse Artillery:
"We went a little bit earlier than I anticipated but it is going well so far. Half of the objectives are secured. The regiment has moved forward 40 kilometres and fired in support of the United States Marine Corps."
20. Wide shot of troops in the field
21. Troops lying down, aiming guns
22. Helicopter overhead
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southern Iraq
23. Various shots of US and UK military convoy in southern Iraq
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Unidentified location, Southern Iraq
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24. Iraqi man kneeling down and holding white flag in surrender, British soldier motions for him to walk forward, then to turn and kneel to be searched
25. British soldier searching surrendering Iraqi
26. Low shot of line of about ten Iraqis in civilian clothing walking with their hands on their heads
27. Iraqi man with white flag
28. Close shot British soldier holding rifle in foreground, surrendering Iraqis walking in background
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Al-faw peninsula
29. Commandos from HMS Ark Royal approach beach on al-Faw peninsula in landing craft
30. Commandos walk up beach
31. Soldier resting by oil pipeline
32. Wide shot pipeline with soldiers in background
33. SOUNDBITE (English) Colonel Chris Vernon, Army Spokesman:
"It is a critical part of the oil infrastructure in southern Iraq. That is where the oil is stored and controlled before it is finally put out to the pipelines to the tankers. Therefore, it was absolutely vital that we got it early to ensure that it is all taken intact because this is the future economic posterity (sic - prosperity) for the people of Iraq."
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southern Iraq
34. Various Royal Marines getting into Chinook
35. Chinook in desert
36. Several aerials of desert and Chinooks flying
37. Vehicles coming out, followed by Royal Marines
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38. Various of Royal Marines walking in desert
Kuwaiti TV
Safwan, Iraq
39. US marines driving in Safwan, zoom in to huge picture of Saddam Hussein on roadside
40. Various shots Iraqi civilians in the town
41. Iraqi children running
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42. Pan of Umm Qasr in distance
43. Kuwaiti soldiers in demilitarized zone
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GWT: Royal marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
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1. Night scope views of coalition troops firing guns from position on top of building in Al Faw
2. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
3. Pa...
1. Night scope views of coalition troops firing guns from position on top of building in Al Faw
2. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
3. Pan to target of fire, a building. Explosions are seen as gunfire hits building
4. Pan back to coalition troops, close shot of soldiers firing guns
5. Pan back to target of fire, a building, gunfire ceases momentarily
6. Mid shot of coalition troops in position on top of building
7. Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building
8. Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops
9. Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target
10. Pan back to coalition troops firing guns
11. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
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British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq.
As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance.
Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned.
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1. Night scope views of coalition troops firing guns from position on top of building in Al Faw
2. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
3. Pan to target of fire, a building. Explosions are seen as gunfire hits building
4. Pan back to coalition troops, close shot of soldiers firing guns
5. Pan back to target of fire, a building, gunfire ceases momentarily
6. Mid shot of coalition troops in position on top of building
7. Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building
8. Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops
9. Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target
10. Pan back to coalition troops firing guns
11. Zoom in to close shot of coalition troops firing guns
STORYLINE
British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq.
As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance.
Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned.
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GWT: UK and US marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
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1. Wide shot Marines taking up positions in al-Faw
2. Close shot Marine providing cover for 2nd Marine crossing road
3. Camera follows more Marines as they cr...
1. Wide shot Marines taking up positions in al-Faw
2. Close shot Marine providing cover for 2nd Marine crossing road
3. Camera follows more Marines as they cross road
4. Wide shot Marines conversing, with building in distance
5. Close shot Marine taking aim
6. Wide shot Marines approaching building
7. Close shot Marine crossing in front of camera as more Marines take positions next to wall of building
8. Medium shot Marine smashing windows from inside of building
9. Close shot Marine using radio equipment requesting airstrike
10. Pan of Marines running away from building
11. Pan of US A-10 tank-busting aircraft firing warning flares
12. Wide shot of building with sun setting over it
13. Close shot of Marine taking position as dusk falls
14. NIGHT SCOPE, Close shot of Marine looking through binoculars
15. NIGHT SCOPE, SOUNDBITE: (English) Major Justin Holt, Royal Marines:
"What we're going to do is basically mallet it and put as much firepower into it as we can. And then some of the assault sections are going to move round the front, through the entry point, and then clear the building. It's as simple as that. It will be over in no time."
16. NIGHT SCOPE Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building
17. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops
18. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target
19. NIGHT SCOPE Pan of US Marines Cobra helicopter flying overhead
20. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines approaching entry point of building
21. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines at entry point of building, grenade explodes in building, followed by a second explosion
22. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marine running out of building with clothes on fire, more Marines follow
STORYLINE:
British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq.
As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance.
Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned.
The Marines took cover as the Iraqi militiamen fired shots, and eventually air support had to be called in.
Speaking from a position on a rooftop at the scene, Major Justin Holt of the Royal Marines said the plan was to "put as much firepower into it as we can" so that troops could gain an entry point into the building.
Large explosions were seen as Marines used grenades and gun fire for 20 minutes in an attempt to clear the building . A US Marines helicopter was seen flying overhead.
Marines eventually gained access to the building, but one grenade was thrown into a room containing a gas bottle. A second, unexpected explosion followed, and a Marine was seen running from the building, his clothes on fire. In total three Marines were injured, one seriously.
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wn.com/Gwt UK And US Marines Battle With Iraqi Troops At Al Faw Peninsular
1. Wide shot Marines taking up positions in al-Faw
2. Close shot Marine providing cover for 2nd Marine crossing road
3. Camera follows more Marines as they cross road
4. Wide shot Marines conversing, with building in distance
5. Close shot Marine taking aim
6. Wide shot Marines approaching building
7. Close shot Marine crossing in front of camera as more Marines take positions next to wall of building
8. Medium shot Marine smashing windows from inside of building
9. Close shot Marine using radio equipment requesting airstrike
10. Pan of Marines running away from building
11. Pan of US A-10 tank-busting aircraft firing warning flares
12. Wide shot of building with sun setting over it
13. Close shot of Marine taking position as dusk falls
14. NIGHT SCOPE, Close shot of Marine looking through binoculars
15. NIGHT SCOPE, SOUNDBITE: (English) Major Justin Holt, Royal Marines:
"What we're going to do is basically mallet it and put as much firepower into it as we can. And then some of the assault sections are going to move round the front, through the entry point, and then clear the building. It's as simple as that. It will be over in no time."
16. NIGHT SCOPE Wide shot of target of fire, a building. Explosion as missile hits building
17. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to coalition troops, a second missile is launched by troops
18. NIGHT SCOPE Pan back to target of fire, a building, more gunfire hits target
19. NIGHT SCOPE Pan of US Marines Cobra helicopter flying overhead
20. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines approaching entry point of building
21. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marines at entry point of building, grenade explodes in building, followed by a second explosion
22. NIGHT SCOPE Medium shot of Marine running out of building with clothes on fire, more Marines follow
STORYLINE:
British troops have battled with Iraqi resistance in the port city of al-Faw in southern Iraq.
As US-led troops continued the push northwards, British troops were trying to clear the al-Faw peninsula after several days of skirmishes with Iraqi resistance.
Several small explosions were seen as gunfire and missiles were fired at the target, a building where Iraqi troops were thought to be positioned.
The Marines took cover as the Iraqi militiamen fired shots, and eventually air support had to be called in.
Speaking from a position on a rooftop at the scene, Major Justin Holt of the Royal Marines said the plan was to "put as much firepower into it as we can" so that troops could gain an entry point into the building.
Large explosions were seen as Marines used grenades and gun fire for 20 minutes in an attempt to clear the building . A US Marines helicopter was seen flying overhead.
Marines eventually gained access to the building, but one grenade was thrown into a room containing a gas bottle. A second, unexpected explosion followed, and a Marine was seen running from the building, his clothes on fire. In total three Marines were injured, one seriously.
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Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
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Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
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Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
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Al Faw Palace Camp Victory Baghdad, Iraq
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My veiw of Al Faw Palace during OIF 3 during a reenlistment of one of my Soldiers. Once one of Saddam Hussein's 99 palaces. It was designed as a kind of corpor...
My veiw of Al Faw Palace during OIF 3 during a reenlistment of one of my Soldiers. Once one of Saddam Hussein's 99 palaces. It was designed as a kind of corporate retreat. Also known as the Water Palace, Saddam Hussein commissioned its construction to commemorate the Iraqi forces' re-taking of the Al-Faw Peninsula during the Iran-Iraq conflict.
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My veiw of Al Faw Palace during OIF 3 during a reenlistment of one of my Soldiers. Once one of Saddam Hussein's 99 palaces. It was designed as a kind of corporate retreat. Also known as the Water Palace, Saddam Hussein commissioned its construction to commemorate the Iraqi forces' re-taking of the Al-Faw Peninsula during the Iran-Iraq conflict.
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A patrol returning to the Al Faw Peninsular Iraq
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This is my multiple retuening off apatrol in iraq
This is my multiple retuening off apatrol in iraq
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This is my multiple retuening off apatrol in iraq
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Arabs (Arabic: عرب, ʿarab), also known as Arab people or Arabic-speaking people, are a major panethnic group. They primarily inhabit Western Asia, North Africa...
Arabs (Arabic: عرب, ʿarab), also known as Arab people or Arabic-speaking people, are a major panethnic group. They primarily inhabit Western Asia, North Africa, parts of the Horn of Africa, and other areas in the Arab world. Arab ethnic groups which inhabit or are adjacent to the Arabian plate includes the Lebanese, Syrians, Emiratis, Qataris, Saudis, Bahrainis, Kuwaitis, Iraqis, Omanis, Jordanians, Palestinians, Yemenis, and Egyptians.
Arabic-speaking populations in general are a highly heterogeneous collection of peoples, with different ancestral origins and identities. The ties that bind the Arab peoples are a veneer of shared heritage by virtue of common linguistic, cultural, and political traditions. As such, Arab identity is based on one or more of genealogical, linguistic or cultural grounds, although with competing identities often taking a more prominent role, based on considerations including regional, national, clan, kin, sect, and tribe affiliations and relationships. If the Arab panethnicity is regarded as a single population, then it constitutes one of the world's largest groups after Han Chinese.
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Arabs (Arabic: عرب, ʿarab), also known as Arab people or Arabic-speaking people, are a major panethnic group. They primarily inhabit Western Asia, North Africa, parts of the Horn of Africa, and other areas in the Arab world. Arab ethnic groups which inhabit or are adjacent to the Arabian plate includes the Lebanese, Syrians, Emiratis, Qataris, Saudis, Bahrainis, Kuwaitis, Iraqis, Omanis, Jordanians, Palestinians, Yemenis, and Egyptians.
Arabic-speaking populations in general are a highly heterogeneous collection of peoples, with different ancestral origins and identities. The ties that bind the Arab peoples are a veneer of shared heritage by virtue of common linguistic, cultural, and political traditions. As such, Arab identity is based on one or more of genealogical, linguistic or cultural grounds, although with competing identities often taking a more prominent role, based on considerations including regional, national, clan, kin, sect, and tribe affiliations and relationships. If the Arab panethnicity is regarded as a single population, then it constitutes one of the world's largest groups after Han Chinese.
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Al-Faw Peninsula
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First Battle of al-Faw Iran Iraq War (Men of War Red Rising Mod)
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GWT: WRAP Coalition forces in Al Faw, marines advance north, shelling, POWs
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GWT: WRAP Coalition pushes into southern Iraq, Al Faw, Safwan takeover
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GWT: Royal marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
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GWT: UK and US marines battle with Iraqi troops at Al Faw peninsular
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Al Faw liberation * 17-4-1988* قصة تحرير الفاو من الاحتلال الايراني
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A patrol returning to the Al Faw Peninsular Iraq
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Rally Maya Mexico 2014 segunda parte Valladolid
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Lincoln Minerals gains initial approval for graphite mine (Lincoln Minerals Limited)
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The Eyre Peninsula is poised to become the nation's leading source for graphite - a mineral vital to the expansion of the renewable energy industry - after a project was given approval by the South Australian Government ... The company says most of Australia's graphite is located on the Eyre Peninsula ... "Most of Australia's graphite is located on Eyre Peninsula," Dr Parker said....
Well-known Saudi journalist passes away
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No income tax burden on citizens
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See an exhibition of Iranian calligraphy or visit a fashion bazaar at Wafi Mall
Edit The National 08 Jun 2016
Visit the Al Reem Bazaar at Wafi Mall in Dubai for its third season in a celebration of fashion, beauty, accessories and more. The grand opening takes place tonight and is hosted by Emirati fashion designer Eman Al Falamerzi ... At 9pm, free, A4 Space, Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz, Dubai, www.cinemaakil.com....
National Transformation Program 2020 to spur growth
Edit Arabnews 08 Jun 2016
Minister of State Mohammed Al-Asheikh said the cost would have no impact on Saudi budget spending, and added that a further SR300 billion was expected to be contributed to NTP initiatives by the private sector ... Al-Asheikh said there were no plans to introduce income tax for citizens ... Al-Falih and Minister of Haj and Umrah Mohammed bin Saleh Bentin....
Syrian Government Troops Enter Islamic State-Held al-Raqqa Province, Racing Against U.S. Allies
Edit Topix 08 Jun 2016
Syrian troops, aided by a Homs-based pro-government militia the 'Falcons of the Desert' and under the cover of Russian air support, entered al-Raqqa Province from Hama for the first time in two years on Saturday. The southern half of al-Raqqa province is one of two major strongholds left to Daesh , the other one being Mosul in northern Iraq ... ....
Spats among Iraq's security forces delay advance on Fallujah
Edit Orange County Register 08 Jun 2016
Spats among Iraq's security forces delay advance on Fallujah. Associated Press - 7 June 2016 17.12-04.00. News Topics. General news, War and unrest, Militant groups, Armed forces, Special forces, Government and politics, Counterterrorism, Military and defense, Terrorism, National security. People, Places and Companies. Nouri al-Maliki, Haider al-Abadi, Iraq, Baghdad. Copyright 2016 The Associated Press. All rights reserved ... ....
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