Its the same in America, the channels are all showing human interest stories. But as you say its almost dawn in Iraq. Not the time you'd think the Coalition would attack.Originally posted by Nexus
I'd also noticed that reports are very thin tonight. We seem to be just seeing the same footage over and over, they aren't speaking to any of the reporters as with previous nights.
Saying that its almost dawn, so wonder what they are up to.
Its the same in America, the channels are all showing human interest stories. But as you say its almost dawn in Iraq. Not the time you'd think the Coalition would attack.Originally posted by Nexus
I'd also noticed that reports are very thin tonight. We seem to be just seeing the same footage over and over, they aren't speaking to any of the reporters as with previous nights.
Saying that its almost dawn, so wonder what they are up to.
Originally posted by miracleboy
Was this the breakout to the Faw peninsula that the radio reported this morning? They said that a column of Iraqi armour was heading south from Basra into the Faw peninsula to attack British forces when it was attacked and destroyed by air support.
Originally posted by miracleboy
Was this the breakout to the Faw peninsula that the radio reported this morning? They said that a column of Iraqi armour was heading south from Basra into the Faw peninsula to attack British forces when it was attacked and destroyed by air support.
That will be the russian jaming equipment being fired up.Originally posted by Nexus
News teams seem to be having big problems with electronic interference in the region this morning.
That will be the russian jaming equipment being fired up.Originally posted by Nexus
News teams seem to be having big problems with electronic interference in the region this morning.
Originally posted by Kronologic
That will be the russian jaming equipment being fired up.
**Shakes his fist at those pesky russians and that mut named scooby-doo**
Originally posted by Kronologic
That will be the russian jaming equipment being fired up.
**Shakes his fist at those pesky russians and that mut named scooby-doo**
A small fire-fight by Special Forces elements erupted inside Baghdad today. They ambushed someone and then vanished. There's a hunt on for them now. My source said the team got away ok. Their tactics are that they target people who won't negotiate surrender, thus all the commanders know they're fair game unless they deal. It keeps the Iraqi leaders from free movement without major escorts (which then are targeted with remotely detonated explosives against convoys). Source, AV.
A small fire-fight by Special Forces elements erupted inside Baghdad today. They ambushed someone and then vanished. There's a hunt on for them now. My source said the team got away ok. Their tactics are that they target people who won't negotiate surrender, thus all the commanders know they're fair game unless they deal. It keeps the Iraqi leaders from free movement without major escorts (which then are targeted with remotely detonated explosives against convoys). Source, AV.
The pro-Saddam press coverage in France has gone way over the top. Televised news on TF1 and France2 (state TV) are all but openly rooting for Iraqi victory. A GI resting on a roadside is depicted as being 'in despair'. An imam being escorted by US soldiers is 'being used as a human shield'. Absence of slaughter by American troops is interpreted as a sign of weakness. Iraqi atrocities are depicted as acts of heroic resistance. Rejigging war plans is depicted as lack of preparation. Make no mistake about this, the US will come out of this victorious and battle hardened with full knowledge of who its true frends are. Chiraq and Villepin, take note.