From the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI)
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Tuesday, May 31, 2005
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Kurdish official, UN envoy discuss oil-for-food funds
Talabani condemns Sunni leader’s arrest
PM says Al-Hillah bombing will not affect Baghdad operation
Al-Jafari says Sunni MP's arrest unacceptable
Prime Minister meets US Congress delegation
Al-Ja'fari comments on issues for discussion with Syria
Iraqi premier receives UK human rights envoy
Three killed in cross-fire in Samarra clashes
Explosive goes off in Samarra city centre
Justice Minister says Saddam trial impossible due to legal "flaws"
Iraqi forces arrest imam, worshippers in southern Baghdad
South Korean forces HQ in Arbil shelled
Iraqi TV programme interviews citizens on US raid on Baghdad house
IRAQI PRESS HEADLINES, 30 May 05
Al-Adalah [Baghdad, Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) paper]:
Baghdad [Baghdad, daily in Arabic by the Iraqi National Accord Movement]:
Al-Bayan [Baghdad, daily in Arabic published by the Islamic Al-Da'wah Party]:
Al-Dustur [Baghdad, daily by Al-Dustur Press, Publishing and Distribution House]:
Al-Mu’tamar [Baghdad, daily in Arabic published by the Iraqi National Congress]:
Al-Shahid [Baghdad, weekly independent newspaper in Arabic]:
Al-Sharq al-Awsat [Baghdad edition of London-based daily Al-Sharq al-Awsat]:
Al-Zaman [daily, independent, Baghdad edition of London-based Al-Zaman]:
IRAQI PRESS QOUTES & EDITORIALS, 30 May 05
Al-Adalah [From commentary by Muhammad al-Abdallah]:
Al-Bayan [From commentary by Nasif al-Nasiri]:
IRAQI BROADCAST MEDIA, 30 May 05
Kurdistan Satellite TV news summary 30 May 05
KurdSat TV news summary 30 May 05
Iraqi Al-Sharqiyah TV news summary 30 May 05
IRAQI NEWS, 30 May 05
Kurdish official Met UN envoy
The deputy head of the KDP-led regional government, Sargis Aghajan, met Kofi Annan's deputy envoy to Iraq, Steven de Mastor [as heard], and his aides at of the regional government in Arbil on 29 May, KDP-affiliated newspaper Khabat reported on 30th. Aghajan briefed the delegation on the past UN role in the region, particularly its business in relation to the oil-for-food programme. (Khabat, Arbil, in Sorani Kurdish 30 May 05)
Kurdish official, UN envoy discuss oil-for-food funds
The Kurdish regional administration in Arbil and Kofi Annan's deputy envoy to Iraq have signed an agreement on the distribution of the Kurdish share of the revenues from the oil-for-food programme, Kurdish TV reported on 30 May. (Kurdistan Satellite TV, Salah-al-Din, in Sorani Kurdish 30 May 05)
Talabani condemns Sunni leader’s arrest
Speaking before the release, Iraqi President Jalal Talabani condemned the arrest of Mohsen Abdul Hamid by US forces, Al-Sharqiyah TV reported. Talabani said the treatment of Mohsen Abdul Hamid was unacceptable and called for his immediate release. A statement by the presidential office said the president had not been consulted on the move. US officials have not confirmed the arrest. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
PM says Al-Hillah bombing will not affect Baghdad operation
Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari has announced that the security operation, codenamed Operation Lightning, which was launched on 29th in Baghdad , would continue until it achieved its objective of eradicating armed operations. In statements to the press, Al-Ja'fari said the bombings in Al-Hillah and elsewhere would not affect the security operation's progress. Al-Ja'fari said the original plan was to focus attention on the areas bordering Baghdad , but the plan was modified to involve areas and hideouts within Baghdad . "What happened in Al-Hillah and other areas was anticipated one way or the other. God willing, we will pursue this path with inexorable sincerity, determination and concern for the blood of the innocent", he said. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 1400 gmt 30 May 05)
Al-Jafari says Sunni MP's arrest unacceptable
Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari expressed surprise at the arrest on 30 May of Sunni politician, Muhsin Abd-al-Hamid, by US forces who later released him after admitting it was a mistake. In a statement issued before his release, Al-Ja'fari said that he had started investigating the reasons behind the arrest, as Abd-al-Hamid "is a partner in the ongoing political process in Iraq ". Al-Ja'fari said: "We think that the arrest of Dr Muhsin Abd-al-Hamid is not right. I was surprised when I heard on television that he was under arrest. We immediately started contacts to find out the reasons". He added that it was unacceptable for any citizen to be detained without legal justification "that warrants breaking into his house". (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
Prime Minister meets US Congress delegation
Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari held talks on 30 May with a visiting US Congress delegation in Baghdad , Al-Sharqiyah TV reported. The talks focused on the political process in Iraq and ways of supporting the process and expanding bilateral cooperation. The delegation expressed the American 30 May 05)
Al-Ja'fari comments on issues for discussion with Syria
Responding to a reporter's question on his upcoming visit to Syria, Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari said at a news conference on 30 May that he would discuss with the Syrians the preservation of joint interests, "especially the demarcation of borders to facilitate dealing with any border infiltrations, even if accidental". He said he planned to visit Syria in the near future. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
Iraqi premier receives UK human rights envoy
Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari on 29 May received Ann Clwyd, Tony Blair's special envoy on human rights in Iraq , Al-Iraqiyah TV reported. Clwyd told Al-Ja'fari the UK was ready to extend political and financial support to his government. (Al-Iraqiyah TV, Baghdad , in Arabic 29 May 05)
Three killed in cross-fire in Samarra clashes
Three civilians were killed in an armed confrontation between gunmen and US forces in Al-Jubayriyah al-Thaniyah area, east of the city of Samarra , Al-Sharqiyah TV reported on 30 May. A spokesman at the Samarra general hospital said the three civilians had been caught in the crossfire. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
Explosive goes off in Samarra city centre
Members of a police patrol in Samarra escaped unharmed when an explosive charge went off in the centre of the city, Al-Sharqiyah TV quoted one of the survivors as saying on 30 May. The patrol had discovered the explosive charge near Samarra general hospital and had stopped traffic and closed the area. The charge however exploded before an explosives team arrived. There were no reports of casualties. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
Justice Minister says Saddam trial impossible due to legal "flaws"
Iraqi Justice Minister Abd-al-Husayn Shandal has said that the special court tasked with trying the leaders of the former Iraqi regime cannot complete its investigation due to "legal flaws" and lack of access to the defendants, Al-Sharqiyah TV reported. Speaking at a news conference in Baghdad on 29 May, Shandal said: "There are several flaws and shortcomings in the law of the special court tasked with trying the leaders of the former regime. The leaders of the former regime are not under the powers bestowed upon this court. The judges of this court cannot complete the investigation procedures with them. Regrettably, all that we hear and read about them is scanty information. Not all of them have been interrogated. Hence, it cannot be determined when exactly the trial will take place or who will stand trial ... Generally speaking, all cases have not been investigated completely. None of them [judges] can go to the places where the officials [of the former regime] are held to interrogate them because they are under the protection of the multinational forces. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 29 May 05)
Iraqi forces arrest imam, worshippers in southern Baghdad
The Sunni Association of Muslim Scholars [AMS] said on 30 May that Iraqi forces had stormed a mosque in southern Baghdad at dawn on Monday and arrested the imam and 35 worshippers, Al-Sharqiyah TV reported. An AMS spokesman said Iraqi soldiers travelling in 35 vehicles entered the Al-Salam Mosque, in the area of Al-Nahrawan, and arrested Shaykh Nawfal Kazim al-Juburi and the worshippers before morning prayers. The detainees were taken to an unknown location, he said. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
South Korean forces HQ in Arbil shelled
The headquarters of the South Korean forces in Arbil came under mortar attack late on 29 May, Iraqi Al-Sharqiyah TV reported the following day. Arbil police said the shells were probably fired from the city's periphery, adding that it was not clear if there were any casualties. This was the first attack of its kind on the South Korean military unit in Iraq , the TV said. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
Four shells fell near the South Korean military contingent in Arbil early on 30 May but caused no casualties, South Korean news agency reported, citing the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS). The blasts were immediately contained by Kurdish fire-fighters and there were no reports of casualties of South Korean soldiers, residents and Kurdish people. US military helicopters were quickly dispatched to inspect the area, it said. The attackers were believed to have fled to the nearby city of Mosul , it said.
Four mortar rounds exploded in Arbil on 30 May, without causing any casualties, Kurdish TV reported. The TV did not give any further details. (Kurdistan Satellite TV, Salah-al-Din, in Sorani Kurdish 30 May 05)
Iraqi TV programme interviews citizens on US raid on Baghdad house
Iraqi Al-Sharqiyah TV's daily programme "The Diary of a City" on 30 May focused on an alleged US raid on a house in Baghdad 's Al-Amiriyah district on 29 May. The TV first showed the house from the outside and a damaged car parked in front of the house. A man was seen standing next to the car saying "They broke the window and took money from the car". Another man was then shown explaining how the US forces "broke into the house, damaged the furniture, and took money from different places in the house". The TV also showed women sitting and crying. One woman was seen screaming: "Why did they take my son? What has he done?". She was also heard shouting: "Where are our men?". A man is then shown saying, while pointing to the Koran: "They did not even spare the holy Koran." Another said: "We are against the terrorists. I am in the police and my nephew is also in the police. Why are they doing this?". Damaged furniture and children's toys were shown, while the men related how soldiers had broken into the house and hit the women. One man said: "They took money and jewellery. Why did they take all of this?" Another man said: "What did they find? They found nothing. May God take severe revenge on those who harm people." A man and a woman were also heard explaining how "they even hit an old woman" with their feet. (Al-Sharqiyah, Baghdad , in Arabic 30 May 05)
IRAQI PRESS HEADLINES, 30 May 05
Al-Adalah [ Baghdad , Supreme Council of the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) paper]:
Draft constitution items defined; Conference to include Sunni Arab representatives Government to take measures to raise economic standards, welcomes Syria's arrest of 1,200 terrorists Operation Lightning begins in Baghdad; 500 terrorists captured; Weapons caches found (AFP quoted) Terrorist caught while trying to detonate bomb near mosque in Jurf al-Sakhr; Five martyred, 19 wounded in separate explosions [Cabinet spokesman] Layth Kubbah: Operation Lightning curbs wave of violence Agreement to name Barzani Kurdistan president for four-year term Sunni endowment head presses for role in constitution (Iraq Voices quoted) Fifteen former regime officials to stand trial (news agencies quoted) Terrorist arrested in Maysan; Hostage freed Special force formed to protect oil pipelines (news agencies quoted) Tehran denies Al-Zarqawi's presence on territory (AFP quoted) Refugee camp on Jordanian-Iraqi borders closed (news agencies quoted) Iraq signs economic cooperation agreement with Bosnia (news agencies quoted) GCC calls for respecting Iraq unity, countering terrorism (AFP quoted) Australia mufti says hostage moved to safe place (Reuters quoted) SCIRI leader receives education minister to discuss curricula Transport minister: Direct Iraq-Sweden flight to start soon (news agencies quoted) Egypt offers 20 scholarships to Iraqi universities
Baghdad [ Baghdad , daily in Arabic by the Iraqi National Accord Movement]:
Kurdish-Kurdish agreement to select Barzani as president for four years (AFP quoted) Draft amendment prepared to real estate property claims Largest security operation launched in Baghdad; Dihaylah village [Talla'far] turns into terrorist den Deputy PM discusses with northern oil company protection of oil exports to Turkey Car bomb with dead man inside detonated in Baghdad Two explosive devices blow up in Al-Khadra Quarter [Baghdad] Major crime unit commissioner assassinated in Baghdad Al-Nasiriyah University student want success by force of arms (Iraq Voices quoted) Tariq Aziz appeals for help to receive fair treatment Ten thousand teams for polio campaign Justice Ministry staff to attend training courses in France Environment minister: Lawsuits to be filed against former regime suppliers of chemicals Number of orphanage children rising because of terror, unemployment Electricity production level forms one third of consumer consumption.
Al-Bayan [ Baghdad , daily in Arabic published by the Islamic Al-Da'wah Party]:
Commando, infantry, special tasks forces deployed in Baghdad squares, crossroads Cabinet approves building 400 residential units in marshes Constitution committee: State administration law not a basis for writing new constitution (news agencies quoted) Gulf Cooperation Council renews support to political process in Iraq US fifth fleet seizes drug shipment in Gulf (news agencies quoted) Human Rights Ministry sets up follow-up committee to open human rights offices in governorates Finance Ministry: Dissolved department staff to join newly formed ministries Shi'i endowment office calls for active role for Islamic endowments in constitution drafting Transport minister: Millions of dollars stolen from state treasury
Al-Dustur [ Baghdad , daily by Al-Dustur Press, Publishing and Distribution House]:
Government thanks Islamic Party; calls on others to state their position on terrorism Energy committee chaired by [Ahmad] al-Chalabi to repair electricity in two weeks Kubba: Efforts made to secure release of Iranian visitors held by coalition [MP] Jawad al-Bula: Government should prepare agreement for departure of foreign troops after 1 June Talabani: Barzani chosen president for Kurdistan (news agencies quoted) Car bomb explosion near Oil Ministry (news agencies quoted) Former ministers to be prosecuted after being stripped of privileges (news agencies quoted) Operation New Market kills 14 terrorists, arrests 30 others Arab League chief appoints Arab expert to help with Iraqi constitution writing (news agencies quoted) Jordanian government to prevent Al-Zaraqwi's family from holding funeral (news agencies quoted) Judges transferred for refusing to consider terror cases Media sources: Al-Zarqawi receives treatment in Iran (news agencies quoted) Jordanian MPs refuse to grant Al-Chalabi royal pardon (news agencies quoted) Rapid intervention force in Al-Amarah captures dangerous terrorist Muqtada al-Sadr stresses early readiness to run in forthcoming elections Interior Ministry commandos encircle Al-Tarmiyah in search for Al-Zarqawi (news agencies quoted) Iraq to take part in 93rd ILO conference in Switzerland.
Al-Mu’tamar [ Baghdad , daily in Arabic published by the Iraqi National Congress]:
Operation Lightning kicked off with 40,000 Iraqi soldiers; Talabani calls for cautious implementation; Islamic Party views plan with concern (Reuters quoted) British newspaper: Al-Zarqawi wounded, fled Iraq (Reuters quoted) Differences between Badr Organisation, Muslim scholars Association over; [SCIRI Leader] Al-Hakim rejects hegemony of Shi'i majority Five killed, 19 wounded in three explosions in Baghdad (Reuters quoted) US army kill, arrest over 44 gunmen in Hadithah (KUNA quoted) Two terrorist brothers caught in Rawah [west] Government approves budget to build Iraq grand port AL-Suwayrah market bombers captured Al-Uzayr police free three hostages from captors [Maysan].
Al-Shahid [ Baghdad , weekly independent newspaper in Arabic]:
Prisoner speaks of his detention experience with [Saddam's half brother] Barzan: Barzan is depressed, afraid National Assembly members demand trial for corrupt ministers; Allawi dismisses charges; UN committee accuses Allawi's government of wasting oil money Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization part of Saddam's regime Saddam's lawyer: Rumsfeld, Saddam meeting was not press fabrication Armed groups depend on women to gather information Shi'is offer to Sunnis larger role in drafting Iraq constitution Last confession: Story of Iraqi nuclear programme told by two men-in-charge of its establishment, development.
Al-Sharq al-Awsat [ Baghdad edition of London-based daily Al-Sharq al-Awsat]:
Al-Qa'idah: Al-Zarqawi leading confrontation with Iraqi forces Saudi Arabia: 30 persons handed over by Syria under questioning Baghdad launches Operation Lightning; 500 arrested; Weapons, munitions confiscated Tehran: Al-Ja'fari to visit Iran next month (AFP quoted) Tariq Aziz clears himself of kickbacks within oil-for-food programme (news agencies quoted) Basra ready to operate its international airport Justice minister washes his ministry's dirty linen in public: 4,000 staff did not complete primary education Basra governor demands rents be paid by multinational forces for headquarters Iraqi Oil Ministry official: Southern oilfield pipelines produce 2m bpd, to rise up to 3m bpd if security prevails.
Al-Zaman [daily, independent, Baghdad edition of London-based Al-Zaman]:
Barzani president of Kurdistan for four years; [Senior KDP official] Mirani: Kurdish parliament to convene on 4 June UK envoy conveys Blair's support to Al-Ja'fari's government Unidentified men kidnap real estate registration director in Al-Khalis; Men involved in US helicopter crash in Ba'qubah captured Weapons cache discovered in Balad Twenty-eight killed, wounded in two car bomb explosions in Al-Mada'in, Kirkuk US forces seal Baghdad-Al-Hillah road for four hours; Nine Iraqi soldiers killed in suicide attack on checkpoint near Al-Yusfiyah Spokesman for Muslim Scholar Association: No retreat from boycott if nothing changed Armed attacks flood Iraq with tragic stories; Masked men kill mother, leave six orphan daughters Tariq Aziz in letters from jail: I am innocent; I want fair trial Successful efforts to release batch of Iraqi prisoners from Kuwaiti jails Weapons cache found in farm in Al-Durah Water transport company: Negotiations to repair Iraqi ship anchoring at German port for ten years Justice minister: 300 compensation claims against Iraq in Europe, America . Japanese scholarships offered to Iraqi university students.
IRAQI PRESS QOUTES & EDITORIALS, 30 May 05
Al-Adalah [From commentary by Muhammad al-Abdallah]:
"We say it clearly: He who has chosen the margin or who marginalised himself has no right to blame others The freedom that ensures his right to shout at others on TV screens is the same freedom that could have secured him a place other than the margin Those who are fond of marginalisation excuses should face the fact courageously. They have to admit they have lost this round and that there will be other rounds. Democracy means there is always a chance to enter the track"
Al-Bayan [From commentary by Nasif al-Nasiri]:
"There is a common denominator agreed by all the forces that took part in the election, namely, the national interest dictates overlooking the election rights in a way that gives assurances to all the components and gets them actively involved in running the state affairs and drawing its future. In return, such keenness and high sense of national responsibility should in no way mean acceptance of conflicting means or contradictory ends, which can harm the political process. Rather, it means that such broad participation should stand on a basis of clear stands rejecting violence and terrorism and supporting the elected government plans to restore security, stability and rule of law throughout the country."
IRAQI BROADCAST MEDIA, 30 May 05
Kurdistan Satellite TV news summary 30 May 05
Kurdish leaders Barzani and Talabani reach agreement on powers of the post of the president of Kurdistan to be held by Barzani for a four-year term; say the Kurdistan Assembly to convene for the fist time on 4 June ... KDP leader Mas'ud Barzani meets the Iraqi interior minister to discuss the security situation in Iraq, Kurdistan ... The Kurdish administration in Arbil and Kofi Annan's deputy envoy to Iraq sign an agreement on new ways to spend the Kurdish share of the revenues from the oil-for-food programme ... Four mortar rounds explode in Arbil without causing any casualties ... More insurgent attacks in Baghdad and other Iraqi cities have been reported (report over video showing the Iraqi army and police in action in the capital Baghdad)
KurdSat TV news summary 30 May 05
Kurdish leaders Jalal Talabani and Mas'ud Barzani meet in Salah-al-Din and agree to solve all outstanding problems between the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan and the Kurdistan Democratic Party regarding the powers of the post of the president of Kurdistan; they agree that Barzani should become the president of Kurdistan for a four-year term and that the Kurdistan Assembly would convene its first meeting on 4 June ... Iraqi Kurdish musicians take part in a music festival in the city of Diyarbakir in Turkey ... Maj-Gen Ahmad Salih, a high-ranking official in the Kirkuk governorate, has been kidnapped and later assassinated in Kirkuk ... Car bomb explosions in the town of Hilla south of Baghdad kill 27 people and injure many more ... Attack with mortar rounds against a South Korean base in Arbil. No casualties reported ... The leader of the Iraqi Islamic Party, Muhsin Abd-al-Hamid, has been arrested and later released in Baghdad ... More insurgent attacks against police and government targets in Baghdad and other Iraqi cities.
Iraqi Al-Sharqiyah TV news summary 30 May 05
US army statement says Muhsin Abd-al-Hamid, Iraqi Islamic Party leader, was arrested by mistake, and he was released today. Iraqi President Jalal Talabani earlier expressed astonishment at arrest ... Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari expresses astonishment at arrest of Iraqi Islamic Party leader ... Tariq al-Hashimi, secretary-general of Iraqi Islamic Party, earlier said party was making contacts to release party chairman, submitted condemnation memo to US embassy in Baghdad, informed Iraqi government, parties taking part in the government ... Ala Mikki, member of Iraqi Islamic Party's political bureau, says US soldiers put a bag over Iraqi Islamic Party leader's head, maltreated him and his sons. Report over video showing stormed house, scattered paper and clothes, news conference, interview with leader's wife; other footage showing scene of acts of violence ... Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari held talks today with US Congress delegation; discussed ongoing political experiment in Iraq, means to back it and promote bilateral cooperation. US delegation stresses US people's support of Iraqis' efforts to build their country ... Ashraf Qadhi, UN secretary-general representative in Baghdad, renews in meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari UN readiness to back Iraqi government efforts in fostering national dialogue, implementing reconstruction programmes ... Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari says ongoing security Operation Lightening in Baghdad and its environs will continue till achieving its targets. Video shows Al-Ja'fari speaking to reporters ... Twenty-seven people killed, 128 wounded in two suicide bomb attacks in Al-Hillah, south of Baghdad . Video report shows blast site, pools of blood, emergency vehicles and forces, injured at hospital ... Three civilian bystanders killed in firefight between gunmen and US troops in eastern Samarra ... The Sunni Association of Muslim Scholars in Iraq says regular Iraqi army forces stormed Al-Salam mosque in Al-Nahrawan area in southern Baghdad at dawn today, arresting the imam and 35 worshippers ... Al-Kubaysi mosque in Al-Amiriyah in western Baghdad was stormed at dawn today. Unidentified gunmen in civilian clothes denied journalists access to the mosque ... An Iraqi police chief dies of wounds he sustained when came under assassination attempt this morning in Kirkuk ... South Korean troops' headquarters in Arbil came under mortar attack last night. Map of Iraq ... US-Iraqi joint force arrest former intelligence officer in Baghdad , involved in leading armed cells that carry out attacks on US troops.
Al-Iraqiyah TV news 30 May 05
Suicide bombings kill dozens in Al-Hillah ... Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Ja'fari meets US congressmen ... Al-Ja'fari denouncing arrest of Sunni leader, speaks about tougher conditions for foreigners entry into the country ... Sunni leader Muhsin Abd-al-Hamid released ... Cabinet hails release; condemns sectarianism ... President Jalal Talabani surprised at Hamid arrest; Vice-President Adil Abd-al-Mahdi criticises arrest ... Baghdad security plan launched ... Report on security raid launched by army and police in Baghdad ... US-Iraqi force arrests former intelligence officer ... Parliament committee holds further discussion over constitution ... Arrest of female gang who abduct women in Karbala ... Forum on federalism held in University of Baghdad ... Cabinet team visits northern oil installations
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