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 القاعدة تهدد بإعدام الرهائن السودانيين
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هدد تنظيم القاعدة في بلاد الرافدين اليوم بإعدام خمسة سودانيين كانوا قد خطفوا في العراق، وتبنى التنظيم خطفهم في بيان على شبكة الإنترنت.
وقال التنظيم إنه سيقوم بإعدام السودانيين الخمسة وبينهم السكرتير الثاني في سفارة السودان في بغداد, خلال 48 ساعة في حال لم تقطع الخرطوم علاقاتها مع من سماها البيان "حكومة المنطقة الخضراء" ببغداد وإغلاق مقر السفارة وسحب من يمثلها لدى "حكومة الردة"، في إشارة إلى الحكومة العراقية برئاسة إبراهيم الجعفري.
وأرفق مع بيان التنظيم شريط يصور الرجال الخمسة وهم يدعون حكومتهم للاستجابة إلى مطالب الخاطفين. وناشد أحد الرهائن بعد أن قدم نفسه على أنه السكرتير الثاني في السفارة السودانية في بغداد "الحكومة السودانية الاستجابة لطلب المقاومة العراقية".
نـقلآ عن الجـزيرة نت
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Re: القاعدة تهدد بإعدام الرهائن السودانيين (Re: Deng)
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Fri, Dec 30, 2005 Edition.
Al-Qaida says kidnapped 5 Sudan embassy workers
Friday 30 December 2005 00:03
Dec 29, 2005 (CAIRO) — Al-Qaida in Iraq threatened Thursday to kill five kidnapped employees of the Sudanese Embassy in Baghdad in two days unless Khartoum removes its diplomatic mission from Iraq.
The group, which has kidnapped and killed a string of Arab diplomatic personnel this year, said in a statement on a Web forum where al-Qaida in Iraq frequently posts messages it had snatched the five Sudanese, who it said included diplomats.
The claim couldn’t be immediately confirmed. It included no photos of the five and didn’t identify them. The statement didn’t say when the Sudanese were kidnapped.
The Sudanese Foreign Ministry reported Dec. 24 six of its embassy employees were kidnapped, including a diplomat - the mission’s second secretary, Abdel Moneam Mohammad Tom. It wasn’t immediately clear if the al-Qaida statement was referring to the same group.
Al-Qaida in Iraq set a Saturday deadline for Sudan to "announce clearly that it is cutting its relations" with the Iraqi government and "is closing its embassy in Baghdad as well as withdrawing all of its representatives."
"Otherwise, this government will bear the responsibility of presenting their diplomats as sacrifices," the statement said.
The group said it had previously warned Arab nations of its "war against what is called the diplomatic missions in Baghdad," adding that the governments had ignored it, "still getting closer to the infidel Crusaders and Jews."
Al-Qaida in Iraq has kidnapped and killed a string of Arab diplomats and embassy employees in a campaign to scare Arab governments from setting up full diplomatic missions in Iraq - a step seen as a sign of support for the new Iraqi government.
Militants have kidnapped more than 240 foreigners and killed at least 39 of them during the past two years.
(AP/ST)
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Re: القاعدة تهدد بإعدام الرهائن السودانيين (Re: hala alahmadi)
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Al-Jazeera TV shows footage of Sudanese hostages in Iraq
Friday 30 December 2005 04:30
Dec 29, 2005 (CAIRO) — Qatar-based Al-Jazeera satellite television showed five Sudanese hostages sitting on chairs, talking to the camera without being audible in footage it said it received from al-Qaida in Iraq.
The video tape also showed ID documents from the Sudanese Embassy, but the names couldn’t be discerned.
Al-Qaida in Iraq threatened Thursday to kill the five kidnapped employees of the Sudanese Embassy in Baghdad in two days unless Khartoum removes its diplomatic mission from Iraq.
The group, which has kidnapped and killed a string of Arab diplomatic personnel this year, said in a statement on a Web forum where al-Qaida in Iraqi frequently posts messages that it had snatched the five Sudanese, who it said included diplomats.
The claim could not be immediately confirmed. It included no photos of the five and did not identify them. The statement did not say when the Sudanese were kidnapped.
The Sudanese Foreign Ministry reported Dec. 24 that six of its embassy employees were kidnapped, including a diplomat - the mission’s second secretary, Abdel Moneam Mohammad Tom. It was not immediately clear if the al-Qaida statement was referring to the same group.
Meanwhile, a Lebanese engineer was abducted Thursday by gunmen, the Lebanese Foreign Ministry said. Camile Nassif Tannous, who works for the Schneider engineering firm, was kidnapped "in Iraq in the past few hours," the ministry said in Beirut, giving no further details.
There was no immediate claim for Tannous’ kidnapping.
Al-Qaida in Iraq set a Saturday deadline for Sudan to "announce clearly that it is cutting its relations" with the Iraqi government and "is closing its embassy in Baghdad as well as withdrawing all of its representatives."
"Otherwise, this government will bear the responsibility of presenting their diplomats as sacrifices," the statement said.
The group said it had previously warned Arab nations of its "war against what is called the diplomatic missions in Baghdad," adding that the governments had ignored it, "still getting closer to the infidel Crusaders and Jews."
Al-Qaida in Iraq has kidnapped and killed a string of Arab diplomats and embassy employees in a campaign to scare Arab governments from setting up full diplomatic missions in Iraq - a step that is seen as a sign of support for the new Iraqi government.
In July, al-Qaida abducted the top Egyptian envoy in Baghdad, Ihab al-Sherif, and two Algerian diplomats. It later announced they had been killed. The group also snatched two Moroccan embassy employees in June and said that it had sentenced them to death, though it never stated whether it carried out the sentences.
The abduction of the Lebanese engineer came as another Lebanese kidnapped in Iraq was released. The Lebanese Foreign Ministry said Assad Hussein Younis was freed by his captors but it gave no details.
Militants have kidnapped more than 240 foreigners and killed at least 39 of them during the past two years.
Among those being held currently are a French engineer and four Christian humanitarian workers - two Canadians, a Briton and an American. On Dec. 8, the Islamic Army in Iraq claimed to have killed U.S. electrician Ronald Schulz.
(AP/ST)
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Re: القاعدة تهدد بإعدام الرهائن السودانيين (Re: حسن الجيلى سعيد)
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الأخ العـزيـز دينق ...
التحايـا والـود ...
وكـل عـام وأنت بخـير ...
| Quote: وين البعثين ومؤيدي تنظيم القاعدة بالبورد, لبدو وين? |
أنـا أجـاوب عـن سـؤالك يـا سـيدي ...
أنـا بعـثي ، ومـوجـود ...
ونـاقشـنا هـذا الأمـر في بوسـت للأخ عـصـأم دهـب :
عاجل : إختطاف ستة سودانيين بينهم دبلوماسي في العراق
أجـاوب عـن سـؤالـك ، رغـم الطـريقـة السـاخـرة التي طرحتهـا به ، ودافعـي لذلك :
إنـك واحـد مـن أبنـاء شـعبنا الذين لا ينتمـون لحـزب سـياسـي ، فنـراعـي لطـريقة طـرحه !!
إضـافة إلـى أن المـوضـوع ، مهـم وحـيوي ، ومصـيري ، لأنه يتعلـق بحـياة بشـر ، ومصـير وطـن يقـاتل شعـبه بحثا عـن حريته ، فلا يليق بنا أن نتنـاول القضـايا المصـيرية بهـذا الشكـل ، عـلى مـا أعتقـد ...
أمـا سـؤالك عـن مـؤيـدي تنظـيم القـاعـدة ، للاسـف لا إجـابة لي عـنه ، لنـي أيضأبحـث عنهـم ...
مـع ودي واحـترامـي ...
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WADKASSALA
Deng
القلب النابض
حسن الجيلى سعيد
حسين يوسف احمد
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست