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 Re: اغتيال قرنق ( اعادة فتح الملف) فرضية سوء الاحوال الجوية ضحك علي العقول (Re: ابراهيم عدلان)
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2.26 On Sunday September 11, 2005 the Sudan Commission received the Joint Sudan-
Uganda meteorological report on the status of weather on the day of the crash at both
Entebbe Airport and the site of the crash. (Appendix 3).
2.27 On Monday, September 12, 2005 the Sudan Commission received the Joint Sudan-
Uganda air traffic control report. (Appendix 4).
2.28 On Tuesday, September 13, 2005 the joint sub-group on Operations interviewed the 14th
passenger, Lieutenant Frank Kato who was asked by the crew to stay behind at Entebbe
Airport and did not proceed with the other passengers aboard the helicopter flight AF605 to
destination.
2.29 On Wednesday, 14 September 2006, the Chairman of the Sudan Commission addressed
a letter to the Chairman of the Ugandan Commission emphasizing the importance of handing
over the Helicopter Log Books to the concerned investigation team so that they could
continue with their work.
2.30 On Thursday, September 15, 2005 the Lieutenant Frank Kato was interviewed once
again by the Chairman of the Sudan Commission and Ambassador Sirajuddin Hamid. He
affirmed that he was the 14th passenger who remained behind on the Entebbe New Site flight.
2.31 On Thursday, September 15, 2005, Chairman of the Sudan Commission wrote to HE the
President of the Republic of the Sudan, seeking extension of the Mandate of Sudan
Commission.
2.32 On Friday, September 16, 2005 the Sudan Commission received the second draft of the
CVR transcription.
2.33 On Wednesday, September 21, 2005 the Chairman of the Sudan Commission notified
the members of the Sudan Commission of the approval of HE the President of the Republic
of the Sudan to extend the period of the Mandate of the Sudan Commission for an additional
period of three months.
2.34 On Thursday, September 22, 2005 the joint technical teams issued their preliminary
report for the period from 1.9.2005 to 21.9.2005. All parties to the investigation process
agreed on a recess of 15 days.
2.35 On Friday, September 23, 2005 the Sudan Commission left Kampala for Khartoum.
2.36 On September 26, 2005 the Chairman of the Sudan Commission addressed the Director
of the National Survey Department to avail the Sudan Commission with an official map for
the Sudan.
2.37 On Sunday, October 9, 2005 the Sudan Commission held in Khartoum a joint meeting
with members of the assisting technical team to discuss and evaluate the preliminary report
of the Joint Technical Teams.
2.38 On Monday, October 12, 2005 the Chairman of the Sudan Commission presented a
preliminary report on the work of the Sudan Commission to HE the President of the Republic
through the Minister of Presidential Affairs.
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2.39 On Wednesday, October 12, 2005 the Sudan Commission left Khartoum for Kampala to
continue its work.
2.40 On Friday, October 14, 2005 the Joint Commission listened to a briefing from Mr.
Dennis Jones in his capacity as Investigator-in-Charge and he provided some examples of the
written reports of previous investigation commissions.
2.41 On Saturday, October 15, 2005 Mr. Dennis Jones, the Investigator-in-Charge filed a list
of 37 requirements demanded from the Government of Uganda so that the Joint International
Technical Committee could effectively continue to perform their work.
2.42 On October 15, 2005, the Uganda Air Force provided the technical documents
“Helicopter Log Books”, pertaining to the crashed helicopter.
2.43 On Saturday, October 15, 2005 the Investigator in Charge, Mr. Dennis Jones traveled
back to the United States for family reasons. The Kenyan Mr. Peter Wakahia took over as the
Acting Investigator- in - Charge.
2.44 On Sunday October 16, 2005 the Joint teams representing Sudan, Uganda and Kenya
met and decided to proceed with the work, based on three joint working groups as follows:
2.44.1 ATC/CVR Working Group.
2.44.2 Airworthiness Group.
2.44.3 Operations Group.
2.45 The joint working groups continued working until Thursday November 27, 2005 and
issued their preliminary progress report covering its work for the preceding period.
2.46 On October 30, 2005 members of the Sudan Commission returned home on the occasion
of Eid El Fitr.
2.47 On Thursday, November 10, 2005 the Chairman of the Sudan Commission issued a
press release on the progress of work of Sudan Commission.
2.48 On Friday, November 10, 2005 the Sudan Commission left Khartoum for Kampala,
Uganda for the third time.
2.49 On Sunday, November 13, 2005, the Sudan Commission held a meeting in Kampala in
which it named its representatives to the joint interviewing committees in Entebbe Airport’s
CAA offices; the committees were to interview some of the Ugandan leading personalities.
2.50 On Wednesday morning, November 16, 2005 the joint international investigation team
reviewed and agreed on the questions to be put to the Ugandan Chief of Protocol, the
Representative of the Presidential Press Unit in Uganda and the SPLM/A representative in
Uganda.
2.51 On Wednesday evening, November 16, 2005, the Sudan Commission interviewed the
Ambassador of Sudan to Uganda HE Hassan Jadkarim and his deputy Minister
Plenipotentiary Mr. Mohammed Isa Adam. The Sudan Commission received copy of the
memorandum delivered by Ambassador Hassan Jadkarim to the Government of Uganda
immediately after the helicopter crash.
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2.52 On Thursday, November 17, 2005, and in accordance with the agreed programme, the
sessions of witness interviewing started with the following witnesses:
2.52.1 The Uganda Chief of Protocol HE Ambassador Ahmed Ssenyomo.
2.52.2 The Representative of SPLM/A in Uganda Brigadier Riak Machuor.
2.52.3 The head of the Ugandan Presidential Press Unit.
Sudan Commission was represented in this session by Ambassador Sirajuddin Hamid.
2.53 On Friday, November 18, 2005, and in accordance with the agreed programme, the
Ugandan Air Force Chief Pilot was supposed to appear before the interviewing committee
but failed to do so on more than one occasion.
2.54 On Tuesday, November 22, 2005, the Sudan Commission addressed a letter to the
Chairman of the Ugandan Ministerial Commission requesting him to assist the interviewing
committees to obtain information from departments of governments relevant to the
investigation.
2.55 On Wednesday, November 23, 2005, the representatives of the four countries
participating in the Joint International Technical Committee (Sudan, Uganda, Kenya and the
United States) met at Sheraton Hotel in Kampala and dealt with the following issues:
2.55.1 The problems which faced the interviewing committees during its work.
2.55.2 The importance of writing a progress report of the work so far completed.
2.55.3 Approval was made for the travel of Mr. Dennis Jones to the United States to
take with him the following equipments for further advanced laboratory testing
namely: the Pointed Circuit board for Weather Radar, the Radio Altimeter, the
Barometric Altimeter and a- not identified panel.
2.55.4 That Mr. Jones should conduct in the United States a sound spectrum analysis
of the CVR and to get information from Russia on pilots’ records of training and
related matters.
2.55.5 The Joint Sudan-Uganda approved that the Kenyan Mr. Peter Walkahai takes
over the responsibility of the Investigator in Charge and to continue with the work
until Christmas time when the teams would go for recess.
2.56 On Saturday, November 26, 2005, the Chairman of the Sudan Commission issued two
letters to the minister Gier Chuang requesting:
2.56.1 The names of Sudanese and Ugandans who were aboard the crashed
helicopter.
2.56.2 Any information on the three suit cases of the late First Vice President, which,
were left in Entebbe when he left for Rwakitura on 29th July.
2.57 From Saturday, November 26, 2005, until Wednesday December 7, 2005 the joint
international group continued transcription of the CVR through the third reading. At the end
of this period the group handed over the final signed copy of the CVR transcription to Sudan
Commission and Uganda Ministerial Commission.
2.58 On Thursday, December 1, 2005, the first interviewing session of the Ugandan Chief
Pilot took place before the joint international group in which Captain Pilot John Manak
represented the Sudan.
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2.59 On Friday, December 2, 2005, the second interviewing session of the Ugandan Chief
Pilot took place.
2.60 On Saturday December 3, 2005 the Chairman of the Sudan Commission issued a letter
to the member of Sudan Commission, Minister Gier Chuang requesting the attendance of
three SPLM/A officers for interviewing.
2.61 On Sunday, December 4, 2005, Captain/ pilot Mohammed Azeim delivered to the
Sudan Commission at its request a diagram stating the distances of specific areas and towns
in and on the flight route of the crashed helicopter, from Entebbe to New Site. (Appendix 5).
2.62 On Monday, December 5, 2005, the international joint group interviewed the Ugandan
second pilot and two other engineers.
2.63 On Monday evening, December 5, 2005 the Sudan Commission held a meeting to
programme and discuss the schedule of interviewing sessions for some of the Sudanese top
officials in both the Government and SPLM/A.
2.64 On Wednesday, December 7, 2005, the Sudan Commission interviewed Brigadier Riak
Machuor, the SPLM/A Liaison officer in Uganda.
2.65 On Monday, December 12, 2005, the Investigator-in-Charge, Mr. Dennis Jones
submitted to the Sudan Commission a progress report covering the performance of the Joint
International Technical Committee for all the period through to the middle of December
2005. (Appendix 6).
2.66 On Thursday, December 15, 2005, the Joint Sudan Uganda Investigation Commission
convened a meeting in the office of Mr. John Nassasira for the discussion of the progress
report, prepared by the Investigator- in - Charge.
2.67 On Friday, December 16, 2005, the joint press release was signed by the Co-
Chairpersons of Joint Sudan-Uganda Investigation Commission on the condition that it
should be released only after the progress report was submitted to the Presidents of the
Republic in Sudan and Uganda.
2.68 On the evening of Friday, December 16, 2005, the Sudan Commission left Kampala for
Khartoum.
2.69 On Saturday, December 17, 2005, the Chairman of the Sudan Commission wrote to the
President of the Republic, requesting extension of the period of mandate of Sudan
Commission.
2.70 On Monday, December 19, 2005, the Sudan Commission prepared and agreed on the
questions to be directed to some of the Sudanese leading personalities.
2.71 On Tuesday, December 20, 2005, the former Minister of Presidential Affairs, Dr. El
Tayeb Ibrahim Mohammed Kheir was scheduled for interviewing but could not come as he
was on trip out of Khartoum.
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2.72 On Tuesday, December 20, 2005, the Sudan Commission interviewed the former
Minister of Aviation, Mr. Ali Tameem Fartak, accompanied by assistants from the Civil
Aviation, namely Eng. Sirelkhatim Kambal and Captain Abdelmuuti Hussein.
2.73 On Wednesday, December 21, 2005, the Sudan Commission conducted interviews with:
2.73.1 Mr. Abdulbasit Sabdarat the former Minister for Information.
2.73.2 Major General Dr. El Tayeb Ibrahim Mohammed Kheir the former Minister
for Presidential Affairs.
2.73.3 The Sudan Commission requested the presence of General Police Essmat
Ahmed Babikir, Executive Director of the Presidential Palace to appear before it for
interview on arrangements for the trip of the First Vice President Dr. John Garang to
Rumbek and East Africa. General Essmat said he was not involved in the travel
arrangements.
2.73.4 The Sudan Commission caused to be published in the media, its preparedness
to interview any citizen who might wish to provide information relevant to the course
of investigation. Only one person responded to be interviewed
2.74 On Thursday, December 22, 2005, the Sudan Commission interviewed General Police
Essmat Ahmed Babikir, Executive Director of the Presidential Palace.
2.75 On Tuesday December 27, 2005 the Chairman of the Sudan Commission received a
letter from the Presidency extending the mandate of Sudan Commission.
2.76 On Wednesday, December 28, 2005:
2.76.1 The Chairman of the Sudan Commission issued a letter to the Minister of
Defence to appear before Sudan Commission.
2.76.2 The Sudan Commission received a compendium of the statements issued by
Mr. Abdulbasit Sabdarat on the issue of the helicopter crash.
2.76.3 The Sudan Commission represented by its Chairman and one of its members,
El Haj El Khidir, listened to the statement of the private citizen Atanasas Ochan.
2.77 On Thursday, December 29, 2005, the Chairman of the Sudan Commission received a
letter from the office of the First Vice President, regarding interviewing of some officers of
SPLM/A, previously requested by the Sudan Commission.
2.78 On Thursday, December 29, 2005, the Sudan Commission interviewed the Director of
the CAA Search & Rescue Department, Mr. Suleiman Abdelrahim. (Appendix 82).
2.79 On Saturday, December 31, 2005, the Sudan Commission interviewed Brigadier
General Yassir Saied Arman, SPLM/A spokesperson.
2.80 On Saturday, December 31, 2005, the Joint press communiqué of the Sudan Uganda
Joint Investigation Commission, signed on 16.12.2005 was released.
2.81 On Sunday, January 8, 2006, the Sudan Commission traveled to Juba and interviewed:
2.81.1 Mr. Nhial Deng Nhial, Minister, Government of Southern Sudan.
2.81.2 Mr. Paul Mayom Akech, Advisor, Government of Southern Sudan.
2.81.3 Brigadier Atem Aguang Atem.
2.81.4 Colonel Peter Gatwich.
2.81.5 Lieutenant Matiop Manyuon Adier.
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2.82 The Chairman of the Sudan Commission wrote to Ambassador Hassan Jadkarim in
Kampala to convey a message to Mr. Dennis Jones through the US Embassy in Kampala and
to the Kenyan team, through the Kenyan High Commission in Kampala to keep the time
schedule to resume work on 14th February 2006.
2.83 On Wednesday, January 18, 2006, the Chairman of the Sudan Commission wrote to the
Advisor of the President, Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail, requesting him to appear before the
Sudan Commission for interview.
2.84 On Saturday, January 28, 2006, the Sudan Commission interviewed Dr. Mustafa Osman
Ismail in his capacity as the former Minister of Foreign Affairs.
2.85 On Saturday, January 28, 2006, the Sudan Commission met with the assisting technical
committee to discuss the contents of the CVR transcription.
2.86 On Monday, January 30, 2006, the Sudan Commission interviewed the former Minister
of Defence General Bakri Hassan Salih. The interview centered on the arrangements made by
the Palace for the trip of the First Vice President to Rumbek and East Africa, role of the
Army in the search and rescue after disappearance and crash of the helicopter that carried the
First Vice President.
2.87 On Wednesday, February 1, 2006, the Sudan Commission met to discuss its master file.
2.88 On Saturday, February 11, 2006, the Sudan Commission, represented by Major General
El Haj Elkhidir and Captain / pilot John Manak interviewed Colonel Kamil El Bakri on the
satellite photographs.
2.89 On Thursday, February 16, 2006, the Sudan Commission represented by its Chairman
interviewed Lieutenant Taban Dejango Tombe in Juba. He affirmed under oath counting the
number of the victims of the helicopter crash as a total of thirteen.
2.90 The Sudan Commission received information that Mr. Dennis Jones would delay
coming to Kampala and that he would be with the rest of the Joint International Technical
Committee as from Monday 27.2.2006.
2.91 On Friday, February 17, 2006 the Sudan Commission left Khartoum for Kampala. The
Chairman of the Sudan Commission arrived Kampala from Juba on the same day.
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محمد مكى محمد
فيس بوك
تويتر
انستقرام
يوتيوب
بنتيريست