Iraqi Resistance Report for events from 12-22 - 12-24

[DuctapeFatwa]

The Iraqi puppet police announced that two
unidentified armed men killed a member of the security
apparatus of the Baathist Iraqi government on Monday
in the center of Kirkuk. First Lieutenant Salam Jalal
Zankanah said that Saddam Isma'il Muhammad, 38, was
struck by five bullets in front of his house in
Kirkuk.

A 60-year-old woman was killed Sunday and two other
Iraqi women injured when US aggressor soldiers blasted
open the reinforced steel door of the woman's home,
said Lieutenant Colonel Henry Kievenaar, who was
directing the US aggressor Army's 3rd Armored Cavalry
Regiment in raids in Rawah.

Meanwhile, eyewitnesses said that a group of students
of the University of Diyala grew angry when a number
of American occupation troops took part in a
basketball competition and they launched angry
demonstrations rejecting the presence of the American
occupation forces in their country.

In Baghdad, the US occupation military authorities
have resorted to force and threats of force to cope
with a severe fuel shortage caused by persistent
attacks by Iraqi Resistance, determined to deny the
occupation the benefits of profits from Iraqi oil. US
occupation forces put out flyers threatening to jail
people who sell gasoline on the black market. The
flyers cited new laws providing for confiscation of
the goods, fines of double the value of the goods and
jail sentences of three to 10 years. An official in
the puppet administration was quoted on Sunday as
admitting that capacity production at Iraq's
refineries had been cut in half by Resistance attacks
(See Iraqi Resistance Report for Sunday, 21 December
2003.)

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