فلم فيديو يفضح فرق الموت الشيعية في العراق
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فرق الموت .. برنامج وثائقي على القناة الرابعة البريطانية الثلاثاء 7-11-2006 الحادية عشر مساءً
إبتدأ البرنامج الوثائقي بصور لعشرات الجثث لعراقيين مغدورين وأيديهم مقيدة من الخلف بقيود معدنية تستخدمها الشرطة. ذهبت المراسلة إلى العراق وقابلت إمرأة بريطانية من أصل عراقي كانت تعمل في منظمة لحقوق الإنسان في عهد صولاغ وسألتها عن إنكار صولاغ لما يحصل في وزارته فقالت : هو يكذب وهو يعلم بما يحصل هناك.
من شباك فندق الرشيد صورت الكاميرا بعض شوارع بغداد وقوات الشرطة تجوبها فقالت الصحفية إن أمريكا لا تحكم شوارع العراق بل الميليشيات هي التي تحكم. ثم زارت الصحفية محمد الدايني البرلماني العراقي في المنطقة الخضراء وأخذها إلى مكتبه خارج المنطقة بأميال قليلة ومعهم خمسين حارساً مدججاً بالسلاح. ذهبت إلى مكتبه لأخذ مستندات وأقراص كومبيوتر فيها ادلة على تورط صولاغ ووزارته في قتل العراقيين. وقد وصلت بعض هذه الادلة بعد خروج صولاغ من وزارة الداخلية.
البرنامج: صولاغ المسؤول المباشر عن كوماندو الشرطة وجرائمهم
أظهرت الصحفية صور فديو عن زيارة الدايني لسجن وزارة الداخلية في ديالى وفيه المئات من السُــنة الذين عذبوا واغتصب البعض منهم وشاهدنا امام مسجد تم إغتصابه مرتين حسب قوله وصور ضربات وجروح على اجساد الاخرين.
وبعد ثلاثة ايام من زيارة الدايني للسجن قتل عشرة من افراد عائلة الدايني بعد زيارة لمكتبه حيث اختطفتهم الشرطة العراقية وقتلتهم ورمت جثثهم في الشارع. واظهر شريط فديو صور الشباب القتلى وهم مضرجين بدمائهم.
وعلى صدورهم رسائل وبخط واضح تقول هذا مصير السُــنة .
قال الدايني إن صولاغ مسؤول مسؤولية مباشرة عن قتل العراقيين بهذه الطريقة ويجب محاكمته كمجرم حرب. في زيارة الصحفية لمكتب الدايني مروا بحي الجهاد الذي قتل فيه مدنيين سنة على الهوية قبل اشهر قليلة وكذلك مستشفى اليرموك الذي يتعرض فيه الكثير من المراجعين للقتل والاختطاف حسب ما ذكرته الصحفية البريطانية. وسلم الدايني وثائق ورسائل رسمية لكبار الضباط العراقيين وهم يذكرون اسماء اناس يراد قتلهم وقد قتلوا بالفعل. اخذت المذيعة الوثائق للاستنساخ.
في فندق الرشيد قابلت الصحفية المرأة العراقية عايدة عصيرات التي عملت في مجال حقوق الانسان, قالت زرت وزارة الداخلية ووجدت إمرأة عراقية هناك وهي تبكي لانهم اغتصبوها ثلاث مرات ولا اعرف لماذا يبقوها في الوزارة لثلاث اسابيع والسبب الوحيد هو لاغتصابها.
وقالت سألت صولاغ عن ما يحصل في وزارته واعطيته وثائق وتقرير يثبت ما يحصل في بناية الوزارة فقال لا اصدق ذلك وان حصلت تجاوزات فلا اعلم بها, وعقبت السيدة عصيرات انه يكذب لامحالة.
تقول الصحفية ليس العراقيون وحدهم شهود على تجاوزات صولاغ ففي الوقت الذي كان فيه وزيراً للاسكان كان له مستشار امريكي اسمه مايك كاريم وفي مقابلة مع مايك قال ان صولاغ طهر الوزارة من السنة والاكراد وكل الطوائف الاخرى ووظف شيعة مكانهم وقال كان له المئات من الحراس الذين يلبسون السواد (وعرض فلم للقائه بصولاغ وفيه الحراس بلباسهم الاسود).
تعذيب المعتقلين العراقيين وجه آخر للاحزاب الدينية العراقية
ريك كلاي مستشار آخر لصولاغ قال ان الفساد استشرى في وزارته وكان يعلم بذالك بل كانت السرقات تحصل في وضح النهار من سرقة معدات واجهزة ومواد بناء. ووظف اعداد كبيرة من ميليشيا بدر. ويضيف كلاي لقد قدمنا تقارير كثيرة عن تجاوزات صولاغ ولكن بدل ان يبدلوه تم استبدالنا. ويضيف لسنتين لم نتكلم ولكن بعد ظهور الجثث وقتل الآلاف من العراقيين بدأنا الكلام من جديد فكيف يترك رجل يقتل الناس في وزارة الداخلية.
الجعفري غض الطرف عن قتل العراقيين
ثم تقول الصحفية ان صحفي عراقي اسمه عبدالله ساعدهم بأن اخذهم الى منطقة الحرية حيث شاهدوا سيارات نقل كبيرة في الطريق محملة بالاثاث وهم يهربون من هذه المناطق التي تسيطر عليها الميليشيات. وزاروا بيت الشيخ كاظم سرهيد وهو ســني يسكن مع ابنائه الخمسة في بيت كبير. اظهروا شريط فديو لهم عام 2002 وهم في حفل عرس ومن ثم شريط فديو ثاني والرجال الستة مضرجين بدمائهم والنساء يبكون حولهم فقد دخلت عليهم الشرطة العراقية وقتلتهم في البيت.
تقول زوجة احد الشهداء لقد رأى زوجي القتلة وقال هؤلاء شرطة يعملون معي ( حيث كان شرطياً ) وقال لهم أنا شرطي مثلكم ولكنهم عاجلوه بالرصاص. وقال الجيران أن سيارات الشرطة هي التي جاءت بالقتلة وبلباس الشرطة فجر ذلك اليوم. ثم عرضت الصحفية صور الصلاة عليهم في جامع أم القرى وخطبة لأحد الشيوخ يتهم فيها الحكومة بقتل العراقيين.
تقول الصحفية أن فيلق بدر هو المسؤول عن قتل هؤلاء.
جيري بورك احد مستشاري وزارة الداخلية قال للصحفية ان صولاغ وظف فرقة من ميليشيا بدر كاملة في الشرطة وبدون تدريب او اي بحث لاوراقهم القانونية وكان عددهم الف وثلثمائة شرطي. يقول السيد جيري بيرك لقد حاولت تقصي فرق الموت في الوزارة ولكن وحدة الجرائم الكبرى ووحدة الشؤون الداخلية كانت خائفة من التقصي والتحقيق لان ذلك يعني قتلهم من قبل المجرمين وهم قوات الشرطة الخاصة. ويضيف جيري ان هذا دليل على تورط صولاغ لانه المسؤول المباشر عن هذه القوة وهي كوماندو الشرطة.
تقول الصحفية كتبنا لبيان جبر ولكنه لم يرد علينا.
زارت الصحفية مقر الامم المتحدة وتكلمت مع جياني واغازيني فقال لها ان الحكومة الحالية اخف بعض الشيء من السابقة ولكن الامر بنفس السوء فجيش المهدي والميليشيا يقتلون الناس في الشوارع. ذهبت الصحفية للمشرحة فوجدت رجال جالسين ونساء يستلمن الجثث فقالت ان الرجال كلهم شيعة والنساء كلهم سُــنة فإن مجيء سني الى هنا يعني انه سيقتل لا محالة. زارت الصحفية مقر هيئة العلماء في مسجد ام القرى فوجدوا رجل سُـــني كبير في السن وقد هدد من قبل جيش المهدي بترك بيته وهو يحاول ايجاد سائق سيارة شحن لاخذ اثاث منزله ولكن الميليشيات هددته بالقتل كذلك وكان يتحدث مع شيخ القدس وهو احد رجال الدين فأستلم مكالمة هاتفية من امرأة سنية وهي تطلب من الشيخ العون فجيش المهدي يهاجم منطقتهم وتطلب منه ان يستدعي القوات الامريكية ولكنه قال لها نحن لا نتعامل مع الامريكان ولنا طرق اخرى في مساعدتكم. استلمت الصحفية صور شهداء سنة وعددهم ستة وثلاثين وايديهم مقيدة وقد فقئت عيونهم ووجوههم محروقة بالحامض وقالت هذه افعال الميليشيات. وخلال تصوير الفلم الوثائقي اختطف شقيق احد العاملين في مجال حقوق الانسان في العراق ولم يطلق سراحه الا بعد ان دفع خمسة عشر الف دولار وقد صورت الصحفية جسده المليء بآثار التعذيب من حرق وضرب وقالت الغريب في الامر ان المختطف عبر عن سعادة غامرة لانه عاش من جديد. قابلت الصحفية شرطي بريطاني ذا منصب عالي واسمه دوغلاس براد وكان يشرف على تدريب الشرطة العراقية، يقول ان الميليشيات كانت تدخل سلك الشرطة بأعداد غفيرة وعندما قدمت شكوى لرامسفيلد وامريكيين اخرين لم يكترثوا للامر وقال رامسفيلد لندع العراقيين يحلوا مشاكلهم بأنفسهم. فلم يلقي الامريكان بالا للمشكلة وتفاقمها.
رامسفيلد غض الطرف عن تغلل الميليشيات واعمالهم الاجرامية
كيفين ماريس قناص امريكي اخذ صور لتعذيب المئات من العراقيين في باحة وزارة الداخلية وابلغ الجيش الامريكي, وبعد ان اقتحم الامريكان الوزارة خرجوا منها بعد ساعة ليتلقى المعتقلون جولة جديدة من التعذيب بالكابلات والقضب المعدنية ثم نقلوا الى السجن. ويضيف كيفين ان الجيش الامريكي طلب منا ان لا نتكلم عن الموضوع مرة ثانية. قابلت الصحفية امرأة عراقية ملثمة مع اطفالها اسمها فاطمة وهي سنية قتلت الميليشيات زوجها، قالت انها رأت الميليشيات والشرطة يقتلون العراقيين بعد ان يفحصوا هوياتهم في حي الجهاد وكل القتلى من السنة. وتضيف الصحفية ان الحملة الاخيرةعلى بغداد فشلت باعتراف الجيش الامريكي فالحملة كان يقوم عليها الجيش الامريكي والشرطة التي هي نفسها تقتل العراقيين. ثم ارسلت صحفيا عراقيا معه رسالة من قيادات مقتدى الصدر ليدخل مدينة الصدر ليصور فيها وصورت بعض المستشفيات. وتقول ان وزير الصحة هو احد اتباع مقتدى الصدر حيث يقتل العراقيون هناك على الهوية احد الاطباء وقد غطى وجهه قال احضروا امرأة مريضة للمستشفى وبعد ان علم جيش المهدي انها زوجة احد الشيوخ السنة قتلوها بالحال. واظهرت صور لشهداء سنة اخذوا من المستشفى ووضعوا في حاوية مغلقة وقتلوا جميعا وعددهم اربعة عشر. حاولت الصحفية اجراء حديث مع اطباء عراقيين ولكن الكل كان خائفا واستطاعت ان تحصل بالايميل على رسالة من طبيب وطبيبة. الطبيب قال لها انه خائف حيث قتل جيش المهدي اطباء استشاريين وهرب الغالبية منهم الى خارج العراق ومن بقى وله خبرة في مجال الطب فهم يقتلوه لا محالة. اما الطبيبة فكان كلامها لايختلف عن زميلها فالمستشفيات اصبحت اماكن لقتل العراقيين وتقول لم تبق اية طبيبة استشارية فجيش المهدي ينظف العراق من الكفاءات. وتقول الطبيبة جاء شقيقان ســنة للمستشفى فقتلوا بالحال.
مقتدى الصدر يرفض الاجابة على أسئلة كثيرة
حاولت الصحفية لقاء مقتدى الصدر ولكنه يرفض الحديث مع اجانب حسب زعمها. فإتجهت الى بهاء الاعرجي رئيس الكتلة الصدرية في البرلمان وسألته عن جيش المهدي وقتل العراقيين فأنكر ذلك وهو يضحك وقال هناك من يلبس ملابس جيش المهدي ويقتل العراقيين لا نستطيع ان نتهمهم بأنهم من اتباع مقتدى الصدر. الاسبوع القادم ستصدر الامم المتحدة احصائية بعدد العراقيين الذين قتلو في الشهرين السابقين. الشهرين الماضيين قتل ستة الاف مدني عراقي وكان اكتوبر الأسوأ على القوات الامريكية مما سيولد ضغط عليهم للانسحاب لترك الميليشيات التي لن تتورع عن قتل العراقيين.
Standing in a large family house in the Hurriya district of Baghdad a little boy, no more than ten years old, with huge round eyes silently points out the bullet holes in each of the bedrooms." Deborah Davies reports from inside Iraq.
Deborah Davies reports from inside Baghdad
Standing in a large family house in the Hurriya district of Baghdad a little boy, no more than ten years old, with huge round eyes silently points out the bullet holes in each of the bedrooms. He goes from room to room, pointing out the marks in the wardrobe door, in the bed-frame, in the wall - he knows where they all are. It's the kind of knowledge no child should be burdened with.
Downstairs, six almost identical figures in black robes, sit in a row holding large pictures of their murdered men-folk, with a clutter of children on their laps.
These six women - all of them members of the same family, all of them recently widowed - have not been back into their bedrooms since last November, when a convoy of police cars drew up outside their home in the early hours and dozens of uniformed men burst in.
Another of the children, Hanin, was asleep in her parents' bed. She's almost matter of fact as she describes what happened next. 'I heard a gunshot so I cuddled my Dad. They came into our room and I told them not to kill my Daddy but the man threatened to shoot me. They shot Daddy and then they shot my Uncle.'
Five men were shot dead that night - a sixth had been killed in the street three weeks earlier. Their crime? The head of the family, Sheik Khadem Sarheed, was leader of a well-known Sunni tribe. Now he's dead, along with four of his adult sons and one son-in-law. One of the sons was a policeman and recognised the killers. 'He told them he was a policemen like them', says his widow, 'But they shot him in the neck and in the stomach'.
Neighbours saw the police cars parked outside the house and recognised the uniforms of the notorious police commandos. They're highly trained, heavily armed officers, more like soldiers than ordinary policemen. And they report directly to the Ministry of the Interior. Over the last eighteen months these commandos - who are almost exclusively Shia Muslims - have been implicated in rounding up and killing thousands of ordinary Sunni civilians.
A hundred dead bodies a day
Up to a hundred bodies a day are found dumped on waste ground and rubbish tips around Baghdad. They've usually been dreadfully tortured. Acid and electric drills are the favourite methods and many of the bodies are still wearing police handcuffs.
As we discovered, there is even compelling evidence that the secret prisons of Saddam's day are back - stinking hell-holes where hundreds of victims are herded together to be raped, tortured and maimed for no crime other than belonging to the wrong sect.
And it's all happening under the eyes of US commanders, who seem unwilling or unable to intervene. These are the chilling findings of a special investigation, filmed for a Channel 4 documentary, The Death Squads that reveals how one of the most senior ministers in Iraq's new ********************istration stands accused of presiding over a campaign to torture, maim and execute his enemies. And this is the dossier that utterly explodes the myth that peace and a liberal democracy are blossoming in the new 'liberated' Iraq.
In the bloody mayhem of Baghdad it's very difficult to untangle exactly who's who amongst the various death squads who now rule the streets. There are organised criminal gangs, kidnapping and killing for ransom money, and there are private militia groups loyal to particular clerics or clan leaders. But there is no question that among the most efficient of the death squads are the police commandos.
As part of our investigation, we traced how these commando units have been deliberately infiltrated and taken over by one of the most militant Islamic groups, the Badr Brigade. They're the military wing of an Iraqi political party, The Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq. SCIRI was set up in the early 80's in exile in Iran and its aim was always to overthrow Saddam and his Sunni government and replace them with a Shia government. Now, very helpfully, the Americans have done that for them.
Return of the Badr Brigade
Immediately after Saddam was toppled in the Spring of 2003 thousands of Badr Brigade militiamen flooded back across the border from Iran, along with their political leaders who'd spent years waiting for this moment. They wanted the new Iraq to become a pro-Iranian, Islamic country where the Shia, who are 60% of Iraq's population, would also be the dominant political force.
They soon discovered that the best way to achieve this has been to inflitrate Iraq's new police force - right under the eyes the American ********************istration.
From the early days of the US occupation of Iraq, the warning signs were there. One of the most senior British police officers sent to Baghdad was the former Deputy Chief Constable of South Yorkshire, Douglas Brand. His brief was very simple - to rebuild the Iraqi police. He wanted to create a professional force dedicated to law and order. But the Americans were so keen to build up the numbers they turned a blind eye to who was enlisting. 'They wanted to have the graduation parades, to have them in new uniforms', Douglas Brand told us. 'Nobody was too interested in what happened when they actually went out on the streets'.
Douglas Brand says he voiced his concerns, 'Probably ten times a day to whoever would listen, usually two star Generals and above.' He even spoke directly to the US Defence Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, 'But I sensed the subtleties were not understood and if there were consequences down the road, that's something the Iraqis were going to have to handle themselves'.
Those consequences became clear very quickly. In June 2004 an American soldier, Kevin Maries, was looking through his sights of his sniper rifle from his usual position on the top floor of the Ministry of the Interior building when he saw Iraqi police commandos bring hundreds of prisoners into a Ministry compound directly below him.
He took a series of astonishing photographs through his rifle sight showing what happened. 'They were forced onto their knees, beaten with rubber hoses,' he remembers, 'The beatings got more severe, a ****************l bar was used and they were beating the soles of their feet'. When he thought some of the prisoners might die, Kevin alerted his unit and American troops turned up to stop the torture. But an hour later US Headquarters ordered them to withdraw and leave the prisoners to the mercy of their captors. As far as Kevin knows, most of the prisoners were later moved to an official prison but only after they were beaten again.
US reluctance to intervene
From the start the US authorities have been reluctant to interfere and that became even more marked when a controversial appointment was made to the Iraqi government. In May 2005, a man named Bayan Jabr was made Minister of the Interior - and thus the man in charge of the police. He was one of SCIRI's most senior figures.
Suddenly huge numbers of his own exclusively Shia militiamen from the Badr Brigade were recruited into the police. Gerry Burke witnessed that first hand. A senior Massachusetts policeman, seconded as a police adviser to Baghdad, Burke saw a memo from the new Minister authorising the recruitment of one group of 1,300 men into the Commandos without any obvious qualifications for the job. 'These were men without any police training, without any background checks', Gerry Burke told us, 'It was just changing uniforms from the Badr Brigade to the police'.
A few months later, when groups of Sunni men began to be kidnapped, murdered and their bodies dumped in the same spots every day, Gerry Burke tried to organise a surveillance operation to catch the killers. But the ordinary Iraqi police officers he was working with were too terrified to co-operate. 'They believed the perpetrators were members of the police who would have killed them in retaliation for investigating it'.
But that is by no means the only evidence that Iraq's Minsiter for the Interior is involved in a covert campaign of terror. One Iraqi MP, accuses Mr Jabr of being behind a network of secret prisons were Sunnis were held without charge and tortured. Of course, in a land where sectarian rivalries often involve wild allegations, we should treat any such claims with caution. But even with that in mind, the evidence provided to us by a Sunni MP named Mohammed al Dini is profoundly disturbing.
Torture videos
Last summer, Al Dini was among a delegation of MPs who turned up unannounced to check one of these suspected illegal sites. He showed us the video his staff took of the inspection. Several hundred men are pictured, crammed into cells. There are chaotic scenes of jubilation as the prisoners realise outsiders have come to end their ordeal and they all clamour to tell Al Dini their stories. One man is an Imam at a mosque. 'They forced us to talk by raping us', he tells the MP. Eventually prisoners sit patiently on the floor while one by one they display their injuries. Some have been branded with hot ****************l bars or had their fingernails ripped out. They lift their shirts to show bruises, scars and burns all over their bodies.
Then Mohammed Al Dini showed us a second video. Three days after he exposed this illegal prison, a group of his relatives visited him in Baghdad. On their way home their minibus was stopped by uniformed men. They were dragged out and executed on the street. The video shows ten bodies, lying on the pavement, in large pools of blood. Yellow leaflets have been scattered round which say, 'Congratulations to those who killed these Sunni extremists.'
Mohammed Al Dini is in no doubt about who murdered his ten cousins. 'They were militiamen operating as death squads inside the police', he says, 'And the attack was ordered by those people I exposed for running the prison.'
We interviewed Al Mohammed Dini in the safety of the Green Zone but he then made an extraordinary offer - to take us to his office and give us more evidence of police atrocities which have taken place while Bayan Jabr was the Minister in charge. His office was in a district called Yarmuk - a short journey but an incredibly dangerous one.
The Green Zone
The general rule for Western journalists in Baghdad is to stay in the Green Zone - if you go anywhere else you need your own armed guards in armoured cars and you never stay anywhere for longer than ten minutes. Any foreigner venturing out runs the very real risk of being kidnapped by Sunni insurgents.
We discussed it as a team and took the advice of our calm and experienced security man, who's ex-British army. We decided to trust Mohammed Al Dini. We all climbed into his 4 x 4, with two of his own armed guards. As we drove through last checkpoint in the Green Zone and out into Baghdad's wild beyond a dozen more vehicles, four armed guards in each, were waiting.
They swung in to surround us. We were now in a huge convoy which included two pick-up trucks with men stood on the back manning machine guns. We drove past the Jihad district where last July the police and other armed gunman set up unofficial checkpoints. They inspected everyone's ID cards and executed more than forty people with Sunni names.
Then we went past Yarmuk hospital, which was surrounded by police cars. Iraqi hospitals are very dangerous places. We'd spoken to doctors who told us how patients, relatives and medical staff are regularly kidnapped from the treatment rooms by hospital guards and the police. Two doctors - too frightened to meet us - sent us emails. One said 'I'm writing to you crying with tears, they've gone on a wild rampage killing doctors'.
Religious fanatics killing the educated
The second email, from a woman doctor, said 'These religious fanatics are killing the educated people so the country will be easier to be controlled.' A third doctor, who agreed to be in interviewed anonymously, described how an elderly woman was rushed in very ill. When the hospital guards realised she was the wife of a well known Sunni man they shot her.
There was more to come. When we reached Mohammed Al Dini's office, he handed over several CD's full of horrific images of corpses - victims, he claimed, of the death squads. 'Bullet holes?' I asked pointing to a picture of two round wounds. Mohammed Al Dini corrected me. 'No - electric drill holes'.
Then he fished out a five page document from his briefcase. It was a top secret report from Military Intelligence describing how they had caught eighteen policemen in the act of kidnapping two Sunni civilians. The police had confessed that they'd been ordered to pick up the men by their own senior officers who were members of the Badr Brigade. They were paid for each captive they handed over and they knew of at least nine men who'd later been found dead.
Mohammed Al Dini told me this all started when Bayan Jabr became Interior Minister - he was later promoted to Finance Minister, a role he continues to hold. 'There's a great deal of evidence against him, he's been involved in many human rights breaches in Iraq', he says.
Could it be true? Could one of the most senior figures in Iraq's new ********************istration be presiding over a regime of terror every bit as savage as that under Saddam? We wrote to Bayan Jabr to ask for his response to all these allegations - but so far he hasn't replied.
One thing is for sure: life in 'liberated' modern day Iraq is every bits as terrifying as it was under Saddam - perhaps even more so. The videos that Mohammed Al Dini gave us were only part of a huge collection we built up during our time in Baghdad. Human rights organisations gave us hours and hours of material. One mass funeral after another, lines of coffins, crowds of wailing relatives.
But among the most heartbreaking tapes are ones the women in the 'House Of Six Widows' gave us. One shows the immediate aftermath of the killings - the Sheik and his sons covered in blood stained blankets. Another video is of the funeral.
But the third is quite different. The final video is from 2002, a year before the war began, and it shows the joyful scenes at a huge wedding of one of the sons - now murdered. The house where the Sunni family still live is in a mixed area and among the hundreds of friends and neighbours pictured dancing in the street with teh wedding party many were Shia. But since the coming of the death squads, many Sunni families have fled the area altogether. It's a pattern of ethnic cleansing being repeated across Baghdad as the city descends into ever deeper sectarian chaos.
It's impossible to work in Baghdad and leave with any ideas about simple solutions. Beware of anyone who offers them. The only certain thing is that tonight and every night for the foreseeable future, the death squads will be roaming the streets. And many of them will be so-called policemen.
http://www.channel4.com/news/dispatc...cle.jsp?id=301
عن شبكة البصرة: الجمعة 19 شوال 1427 / 10 تشرين الثاني 2006
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