August, 2006

• 3 August

  5 More Proxies Annihilated in Chechnya

  Five Russian soldiers were killed on Thursday in the war-torn republic of Chechnya, puppet police said. The puppet soldiers were burned alive when the vehicle they were travelling in exploded in Chechnya’s second biggest town, Gudermes. The vehicle veered off the road, crashed into an electricity pole, overturned and caught …

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• 3 August

  Several Russia kafirs eliminated in Chechnya and Ingushetia

  6 Russians kafirs (infidels) from occupation special troops were killed in a special operation of the Chechen Mujahideen in the area of village Eshelkhatoi on August 2, reports a spokesman of Military Committee of the CRI Majlisus Shura State Defence Council. 

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• 3 August

  Hizbollah fighters in fierce battles with Israeli troops

  Hizbollah fighters fought fierce battles with Israeli troops across a broad front in Lebanon’s south Tuesday, hours after the government in Israel ordered its army to punch all the way to the Litani River and hold the ground until an international peacekeeping force comes ashore.

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• 3 August

  Tel Aviv doesn’t want to end blitz empty-handed

  OCCUPIED JERUSALEM — Not wanting to end its three-week blitz on Lebanon empty-handed, Israel scrambled to clear Hizbollah fighters from a large strip of the south Tuesday before a ceasefire is announced.

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• 3 August

  Iraq bombings, shootings kill 70

  BAGHDAD (AP) — Bombings and shootings killed at least 70 people Tuesday — including a US and a British soldier — in a surge of violence as US troops prepare to take back Baghdad’s streets from the gunmen. The dead included 20 Iraqi troops killed in a bus attack in …

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• 3 August

  Audit says USAID hid costs, failures of reconstruction

  DUBAI — Pentagon auditors peering into US reconstruction programmes in Iraq found an accountant’s nightmare of mistakes, cloaked expenses and financial juggling that hid costs and delays, according to US reports released over the past week.

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• 3 August

  Iran’s involvement to end conflict risky, but maybe inevitable

  PARIS — France’s idea of involving Iran directly in talks to end the conflict between Israel and Hizbollah is a risky venture but may well prove inevitable, French analysts said Tuesday.

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• 3 August

  Near-impossible job for Lebanese premier

  BEIRUT — Faced with the worst Israeli military onslaught in more than two decades, Prime Minister Fuad Saniora has a near-impossible job as the leader of Lebanon.

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• 3 August

  Annan seeks unity on Mideast

  UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) — UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan called together major powers on Tuesday in an effort to promote unity on the Middle East crisis and rescheduled a meeting of potential troop contributors for an international force.

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• 3 August

  A glimpse into Hizbollah’s secretive world

  SRIFA — They use three-digit numbers as code names, live off canned tuna, and tape over their jewelry so an accidental twinkle doesn’t give away their position to Israeli war planes.

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