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Titolo: FALLUJA: SEPPELITI 73 TRA DONNE E BAMBINI SFIGURATI DAL NAPALM

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FALLUJA: SEPPELITI 73 TRA DONNE E BAMBINI SFIGURATI DAL NAPALM  
 by al jazeera Sunday, Nov. 21, 2004 at 4:54 PM mail:   
Residents of neighbouring Saqlawiya village have told Aljazeera that
they helped bury the bodies of 73 women and children who were burned
bey 
Falluja women, children in mass grave 
Sunday 21 November 2004, 11:54 Makka Time, 8:54 GMT   
Many corpses remain unburied, Falluja residents say 
FALLUJA: SEPPELITI 73 TRA DONNE E BAMBINI SFIGURATI DAL NAPALM 
 
Residents of neighbouring Saqlawiya village have told Aljazeera that
they helped bury the bodies of 73 women and children who were burned
beyond recognition. 
"We buried them here, but we could not identify them because they were
charred by the use of napalm bombs used by the Americans," said one
Saqlawiya resident in footage aired on Sunday. 
There have been no reports of the US military using napalm in Falluja
and no independent verification of the above statements. 
It remains unclear how the women and children were killed. 
The resident, who helped in the burial, told Aljazeera all of the
bodies were buried in one mass grave. 
Late last week, US troops in Falluja called on some residents who had
fled the fighting to return and help bury the dead. However, according
to other residents who managed to flee the fighting after US forces
entered the city, hundreds of bodies still lay in the streets and were
being fed on by packs of wild dogs. 
Danger zone 
Meanwhile, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said
Falluja remained too dangerous to secure proper retrieval and burial
of corpses. 
The ICRC and other relief groups 
are unable to enter the city 
"We could not enter Falluja city so far due to the security measures
and the continuing battles," Muain Qasis, ICRC spokesman in Jordan,
told Aljazeera.  
When asked about the security measures, Qasis said: "In order to carry
out an independent and acceptable humanitarian action, we must have
guarantees ensuring the safety of the humanitarian staff. 
 
"The humanitarian situation in Falluja city is very difficult. 
 
"The city is still suffering shortage of public services. There is no
water or electricity. There is no way to offer medical treatment for
the injured families still surrounded inside the city," he added. 
 
Detained civilians released 
In related news, the US military in Falluja announced that it had
released 400 of the 1450 men it had detained in the war-ravaged city. 
"More than 400 detainees have since been released after being deemed
to be non-combatants," the military said, adding than 100 more were
due to be released on Sunday. 
Aljazeera 
 
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 FALLUJA: SEPPELITI 73 TRA DONNE E BAMBINI SFIGURATI DAL NAPALM
Ah... ecco, lo vedi che finalmente adesso ci sono le armi di distruzione di
massa, in Iraq?
Saya

 massa, in Iraq?
Azz... maledetti slammichi, sfigurano donne e bambi... ah non erano i
slammichi??? possibile?

 slammichi??? possibile?
Mi chiedo spesso che reazioni avremmo qui in Italia se invece che miliziani 
sciiti scalzi un battaglione della Divisione Hammurabi materializzato dal 
nulla annientasse con successo una base italiana liquidando, metti, 400 
soldatini patrii in una notte...
Fantapolitica?
Mmmhhhh.....
M. 

 Fantapolitica?
Credo che nascerebbe una resistenza italiana, e non credo che andrebbe per
il sottile nel combattere. Naturalmente gli "altri" parlerebbero di
terrorismo.