Los 'papeles' del conflicto iraquí CONTROLES MILITARES
El gatillo fácil mató a la embarazada Nabiha
J. M. MUÑOZ - Madrid - 24/10/2010
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/internacional/gatillo/facil/mato/embarazada/Nabiha/elpepuint/20101024elpepiint_4/Tes
The 'roles' of the Iraqi conflict MILITARY CONTROLSThe trigger-happy killing the pregnant Nabiha
J. M. MUÑOZ - Madrid - 24/10/2010
As the twentieth century progressed, more and more civilians are paying the price of bloody wars. If World War I, nine soldiers died for every civilian in the contests of today there are 10 deaths per uniformed civilians killed in combat. Wars are fought increasingly more in urban areas are scattered in Iraq for hundreds of military checkpoints. In the checkpoints mounted by U.S. soldiers at least 681 civilians were killed in 14,000 incidents.
Nabiha, a woman aged 35, was taken by car to rush to a hospital in Samarra, some 100 kilometers north of Baghdad. The speed was suspicious American soldiers who sprayed the vehicle with bullets. The pregnant woman died and a cousin. Nor could save the baby.
Others were killed for not understanding the signals in the controls, some were insane, another riding a bicycle and approached too close to a U.S. armored vehicle, other packages or packages had aroused suspicion in the military. Because during the occupation of Iraq, the U.S. military were allowed to fire the first shock. So are the wars of today: the West-that deal with new tactics by insurgents, particularly suicide attacks make every effort to reduce casualties in their armies.
The trigger-happy U.S. military know any driver in Baghdad. According saw a U.S. armored, in theory, from 31 August will not patrol in Iraq, "the slowdown and yield were instantaneous. But the macabre lottery could play for anyone, as it took a translator for the U.S. Army mistaken for a sniper. In Rubta, in September 2005, Marines seeking insurgents. The assault on a house "suspicious" ended in a massacre of innocents. When the soldiers entered the house found the bodies of two children under 10 years. They did not find any adult.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/internacional/gatillo/facil/mato/embarazada/Nabiha/elpepuint/20101024elpepiint_4/Tes
The 'roles' of the Iraqi conflict MILITARY CONTROLSThe trigger-happy killing the pregnant Nabiha
J. M. MUÑOZ - Madrid - 24/10/2010
As the twentieth century progressed, more and more civilians are paying the price of bloody wars. If World War I, nine soldiers died for every civilian in the contests of today there are 10 deaths per uniformed civilians killed in combat. Wars are fought increasingly more in urban areas are scattered in Iraq for hundreds of military checkpoints. In the checkpoints mounted by U.S. soldiers at least 681 civilians were killed in 14,000 incidents.
Nabiha, a woman aged 35, was taken by car to rush to a hospital in Samarra, some 100 kilometers north of Baghdad. The speed was suspicious American soldiers who sprayed the vehicle with bullets. The pregnant woman died and a cousin. Nor could save the baby.
Others were killed for not understanding the signals in the controls, some were insane, another riding a bicycle and approached too close to a U.S. armored vehicle, other packages or packages had aroused suspicion in the military. Because during the occupation of Iraq, the U.S. military were allowed to fire the first shock. So are the wars of today: the West-that deal with new tactics by insurgents, particularly suicide attacks make every effort to reduce casualties in their armies.
The trigger-happy U.S. military know any driver in Baghdad. According saw a U.S. armored, in theory, from 31 August will not patrol in Iraq, "the slowdown and yield were instantaneous. But the macabre lottery could play for anyone, as it took a translator for the U.S. Army mistaken for a sniper. In Rubta, in September 2005, Marines seeking insurgents. The assault on a house "suspicious" ended in a massacre of innocents. When the soldiers entered the house found the bodies of two children under 10 years. They did not find any adult.
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