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U.S. Forces Fire At Aid Convoys To Fallujah

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U.S. Forces Fire At Aid Convoys To Fallujah

Aid convoys came under fire on the way to Fallujah
Additional Reporting By Aws Al-Sharqy & Samir Haddad, IOL Correspondents

BAGHDAD, April 8 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies & R.A.G.U.N.S.) – The
U.S. soldiers opened fire on aid convoys taking relief supplies to
Fallujah, sealed off by occupation forces for the fourth consecutive day,
eyewitnesses said.

The convoys, carrying foodstuffs and medicine,

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U.S. Forces Fire At Aid Convoys To Fallujah

Aid convoys came under fire on the way to Fallujah
Additional Reporting By Aws Al-Sharqy & Samir Haddad, IOL Correspondents

BAGHDAD, April 8 (IslamOnline.net & News Agencies & R.A.G.U.N.S.) - The
U.S. soldiers opened fire on aid convoys taking relief supplies to
Fallujah, sealed off by occupation forces for the fourth consecutive day,
eyewitnesses said.

The convoys, carrying foodstuffs and medicine, were forced to stop in
Ramadi to the west of Baghdad, eyewitnesses told IslamOnline.net.

Troops in armored vehicles attempted to stop the convoy of cars and
pedestrians from reaching the western town where U.S. marines have met
ferocious resistance in a two-day-old offensive.

But the U.S. contingents were overwhelmed as residents of villages west of
the capital came to the convoy's assistance, hurling insults and stones at
the beleaguered troops, Agence France-Presse (AFP).

Two U.S. Humvees attempted to stop the marchers but were forced to drive
off as residents joined the marchers.

U.S. troops armed with machine guns and backed up by armor again blocked
the highway further west, but were forced to let the Iraqis past as they
came under a hail of stones.

The cross-community demonstration of support for Fallujah had been
organized by Baghdad Sunni and Shiite scholars amid reports that the death
toll in the town had reached 105 since Tuesday evening.

"No Sunnis, no Shiites, yes for Islamic unity," the marchers chanted. "We
are Sunni and Shiite brothers and will never sell our country".

Sunni mosques in Baghdad called for donations of blood and humanitarian

to the Fallujah inhabitants, drawing response form thousands of people -
all sharing fury over continued U.S. military occupation of the country.

The incident came one day after International Committee of the Red Cross
(ICRC) urged U.S. troops to allow unfettered access to the city's

"Access to (Fallujah's) general hospital must be open and the wounded and
the sick must be helped to reach it," ICRC spokeswoman Nada Dumani was
quoted by Agence France-Presse (AFP) as saying.

The only hospital in the city was shelled Monday, April 5, by U.S.
helicopters. Doctors said the situation is extremely serious as some of

injured have bled to death.

Iraqi casualties were "mostly women and children", as the makeshift
hospital could not receive any more victims, medical sources in the town
said.

"We are treating the wounded and then asking them to leave," one doctor
said.

F16s Continue To Shell Fallujah

F16 helicopters shelled the densely-populated areas of the town on
Wednesday, leaving 45 inhabitants dead and 65 others injured for one day.

Corpses littered the streets of Fallujah on Thursday, as the U.S. marines
met ferocious resistance in the town which their commander compared to the
Vietnam war.

Flies buzzed on the lips of the corpse of a 40-year-old Iraqi with a
mustache and receding black hairline. Marines shot him in the neck when he
allegedly fired a rocket-propelled grenade at them across the industrial
wasteland of garages, factories and metal shops.

Turbulence continued in other areas in the conflictive country, as U.S.
forces kept their raids.

The ghastly raids on Fallujah came as at least 40 Iraqis were killed and
dozens others injured in a separate U.S. military attacks on Ramadi, 110km
west of Baghdad.

Eight Iraqis were killed and 12 others injured Wednesday by the U.S.

during a demonstration west of the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk to

the siege on Fallujah.

Continued Fighting


Iraqi fighters stand in defense of Fallujah

In the meantime, the U.S. F16s are reported to keep shelling Fallujah,
leaving several casualties.

Shiite leader Moqtada Sadr's militia also vowed to resume combat against
occupation troops.

"We had given orders for calm because we are peaceful people, and there
were negotiations to calm the situation," said Amer al-Husseini, a
spokesman for Sadr in Baghdad's Shiite city of Sadr City.

"But after they bombarded our headquarters and prayer room with Apache
helicopters and tanks, we are ready to resume combat until the last drop

our blood," he told reporters.

The U.S. forces admitted one Marine was killed in fighting in Fallujah on
Thursday, bringing the death toll of Marine casualties from this week's
clashes in the town to four. There were no immediate details on how the
soldier was killed.

A total of 10 Marines are known to have been wounded since they launched a
siege of Fallujah early Monday. The Marines have not given a full casualty
count.

Sadr's militia said Thursday it was holding Spanish prisoners and possibly
an American, but Spanish officials quickly denied any of their troops had
been seized.

There was no immediate U.S. reaction to the claim by Sadr's militia, who
said they planned to swap the hostages for one of their Najaf-based
leaders, Mustafa al-Yaacubi, detained by U.S, forces Saturday 4.

The militia threatened to up the ante with an ultimatum Thursday to
occupation forces to quit the holy city of Karbala where a major religious
celebration was scheduled this weekend.

Attack
A U.S. convoy of two vehicles was seen in flames about 20km west of

on Thursday morning. The U.S military has not confirmed the incident,

came hours after U.S. troops fought intense street battles in the capital.

Militiamen loyal to Sadr are said to be taking control of the city of
Karbala. They also patrol the holy cities of Kut and Najaf.

U.S. Secretary of State Donald Rumsfeld said his troops would stay away
from the holy Shiite city of Najaf.

He said U.S.-led forces had decided to stay away from Najaf because of an
upcoming Muslim pilgrimage to the city and because of Sadr's militia
forces.

Shiite scholars have warned the U.S. troops of acting "irrationally" after
up to 52 Iraqi protesters were killed on Sunday, April 4, in the worst
confrontations between Iraq's Shiite majority and the U.S.-led occupation
troops sine the start of the invasion one year ago.

The protesters were denouncing the crushing of two fellowmen by a U.S.

on Saturday, April 3, the arrest of Sadr's top assistant Sheikh Al-Yaqoubi
and a ban on Al-Hawza newspaper, Sadr's mouthpiece.


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