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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000800030001-0 SECRET/NOFORN WORKING PAPER 90104-E 901025 Vi O79 Ss: O1 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION The hostages in Iraq will soon be released in the November time frame. Baghdad is ready and willing to negotiate for their release. Although the hostages are in fear and they don’t know what to expect of their fate, Iraqi intentions at this time are for their release. | Some of the hostages are being kept in a long, narrow, thick building with a long walk way. This seems to be some type of memorial or museum or embassy. The outside walls of this building may be made of white brick. There (hay be) flags outside or near this structure. Another structure which is housing hostages is tall and has a domed roof. This structure has a main road in front of it. This structure _is a mosque or church or religious building. The domed root(may | be yellow in color, Although hostages may be kept in other structures in Kuwait, these two structures seem to be housing the most. The hostages are in western Kuwait and one location is 29 Degrees 15 Minutes North and 47 Degrees 25 Minutes East and a second location is 28 Degrees 40 Minutes North and 47 Degrees 60 Minutes East. These locations are near the border. See enclosed map. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000800030001-0
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a a ek , Approved | For Release 2000/08/08 0 SER EL css -0 Aa “(S/NF) TASK —E: ™ a. (S/NF) SGIA b. (S/NF) RESULTS: o Hostages have been neither tortured nor well- treated. o Possible hostage locations in iraq: ~ Near Hadhar (35°20'N/42°E) - Near Oasr Al Khubbaz (33°20'N/41°40'EB) - Largest group near Rumaitna (31°35'N/45°20'R), oO Large complex/"central prison” association with tunnel-like complexes. ° Possible hostage locations in Kuwait: - Some near Saudi Arabia border in vicinity of 29°15'N/47°25’'E) and 28°40 'N/47°60'E), c. (U) DATE OF LAST RESPONSE: 25 Oct 90 d. (U) COMMENTS: Task can be‘updated, if. :desiréds «25: _ SGIA 6. (S/NF) TASK F: a. (S/NF) b. (S/NF) RESPONSES. 00.08) GroPondate ° Iraqi command and control group is tightly knit, has several “cells” that are scattered.’ °° °°... -. on They are distrustful “and ‘await: ‘guidance’, and: have! Petes serious logistics problems. ‘There ‘ ‘may -be''a - Phesees mange F "sophisticated aircraft” coordinating activities. ° IRG’s are assessed to be near Kuwatt-— Iraq border in .. Tt a vicinity of 29°50 'N/48°E;.:and possibly: 00, ana poosthiy 30°10" N/47°30" E. SiO ie) NA PORT OR c.  (U) DATE OF LAST.-RESPONSE?'"'29"06t 90 "eo Ft ag d. (U) COMMENTS: This ‘task can be reexamined, if desired, ade SECRET Non RELEASABLE 10 FORSTGH RATT eo 3 : Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000800030001-0
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : SECRET. ifs Ascot STATES GOVERNMENT 26 oct 9 memoromnclvin DATE: netyzo, DT~S SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Interim Report - 90104-E (U) DT-5 DT TO: SG1A 2. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 049 perceived the presence of and undetermined number of US hostages in an area southwest of Hadhar, and west of Wadi Tharthar, Iraq (IZ), at geographical coordinates 35°920'N/42°00’E. See copy of strip map at TAB A. A second group of hostages, number undetermined, were located west of Qasr Al Khubbaz and east of Wadi Hauran, IZ, at geographical coordinates 33°20'N/41°40’E. The “greatest number of hostages” appeared to be detained in the vicinity of Rumaitha/Ramantha located south of Baghdad at geographical coordinates 31°35’'N/45° 20°E. The hostages have neither been tortured nor have they been well-treated. Families are often separated; some men have been placed in small, dark, restrictive areas. A building with four large tower-like poles and located near a large archway appears CLASSIFIED BY: DIA, DT Handle Via AUEET Poannele Del) Nah RET te (REV. 1.00) FORM NO. 10 - 1-80) Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : Cl DP96- Lb 03 ed GSA FRMR (41 CER) (01-11.6 10-114 NOT RELBASARLE TO FORBIGN NATIONAL DECLASSIFY BY: OADR : 1984 0 - 461-275 (272)