TURKEY
Operations Summary
Mosul
Kirkuk
Baying
SYRIA
Samarra
IRAN
Baqubah
Ramadi
Fallujah
Baghdad
Al Kut
Najaf/Kufah
Diwaniyah
Samawah
Nasiriyah
SAUDI ARABIA
Basra
Weekly Ops
Combined
ISF-only
CF-only
20 May - 26 May ’06
208 / 53%
152 / 39%
29 / 8%
KUWAIT
Total
Kuwait
389City
Sheikh Ahmed Hussein Dabash Samir al- Batawi
Captured
• Sheikh Ahmed Hussein Dabash
Samir al- Batawi, aka Ahmed alDabash, a key insurgent leader in
Iraq was captured by Iraqi and
Coalition forces in the Ameriya
neighborhood in the Mansour
district of Baghdad May 29.
• Ahmed al-Dabash was a major
financier and facilitator of terrorism
in Iraq, most notably the bomb
attack in the Shiite holy city of
Karbala on March 2, 2004.
• More than 140 Iraqis were
murdered and hundreds wounded
in the attack that occurred during
the Shiite observance of Ashoura,
a time when thousands of pilgrims
gathered in Karbala.
TIMELINE:
May 27-29, 2006
May 27: Coalition forces verified
and destroyed a weapons cache
based on reporting from earlier
in the day May 27th.
May 27, 06
Weapons cache
destroyed
May 28: Coalition forces located
5 terrorists tied to the original
emplacement of the cache. The
terrorists attempted to emplace
IED material in the vicinity of
Ramadi. The Coalition air strike
killed 2 terrorists and injured 3
while in the act of planting the
IED.
May 29: These operations led
Coalition forces to several more
operations on Monday that
resulted in the detention of 12
terrorists and the destruction of
one munitions cache and
explosive material; more than 20
120 mm and 10 100 mm mortar
rounds.
SIGNIFICANCE:
Discovery and destruction
denies use of weapons against
Iraqis or Iraqi and Coalition
forces.
Discovered and destroyed potential threat to
Coalition aviation and IED material
May 28-29, 06
IED Emplacement
and Destruction
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23
Munitions cache destroyed,
12 detained
MISSION: Coalition forces
conducted an assault to
capture or kill foreign fighter
facilitators in the Lake Thar
Thar area.
May 23, 06
DATE
5:30 p.m. May 23, 2006
ACTIONS:
4 terrorists killed
(2 Saudi, 2 unknown)
2 detainees (Sudanese, Iraqi)
SIGNIFICANCE:
Disrupted foreign terrorist
facilitation and likely prevented
suicide bombings launching
into Baghdad.
One detainee was Sudanese, one Iraqi
Tunisian, Saudi, Yemeni, Turkish, Iraqi passports were seized
OPERATION “CHAPULTEPEC”
Iraqi Army Operations in Ubaydah to End Sectarian Violence
•May 24, 2006
•About 500 Iraqi soldiers from 2nd Battalion, 2nd
Brigade, 8th Iraqi Army Division, supported by
Coalition Army and Air forces and over 100 Iraqi
Police Forces led by Babil Provincial Chief GEN
Qais.
•Raid in the Ubaydah region of Southern
Lutafiyah in response to reports of kidnappings,
and increased sectarian violence in the area.
•Iraqi planned and led operation based on
intelligence developed in collaboration between
various Iraqi army and police units.
•Operation resulted in the death or capture of
several known terrorists and the capture of
enemy weapons to include mortars and an antiaircraft gun.
Irbil Regional - 15
MOI Police Academies
Dahuk
MosulRegional
Regional- -251
251
Mosul
HamamAlAlAlil
Alil
Hamam
RegionalTC
TC- -86
86
Regional
Bashur
Dahuk
Arbil
SulaymaniahDBE
DBE- -233
233
Sulaymaniah
Al Kasik
Mosul
Tal Afar
Ninawa
Irbil
SulaymaniahRegional
Regional––1,029
1,029
Sulaymaniah
At Tamim
Kirkuk As Sulaymaniyah
Salah ad Din
Euphrates R.
Al Qaim
Diyala
Tikrit
Samarra
CampDublin
Dublin
Camp
DPSAcademy
Academy- -182
182
DPS
Al Anbar
BPC
BPC
Ar
Rutbah
AdvancedTraining
Training––377
377/ /348
348OC
OC
Advanced
BaghdadPolice
PoliceCollege
College- -469
469
Baghdad
Al Asad
BAGHDAD
Fallujah
Babil
Karbala
Karbala
NationalPolice
Police
National
Commando
Basic
250
Commando Basic - -250
KMTB
Wasit
Numinayah
Numinayah
NationalPublic
PublicAcademy
Academy––1,175
1,175
National
An Numaniyah
Al Hillah
Al Kut
An Najaf
KutRegional
Regional- -383
383
MaysanAlAlKut
Al Qadisiyah
HillahRegional
Regional––1,038
1,038
AlAlHillah
Najaf Regional
Regional––44
44(TIP)
(TIP)
Najaf
Basic Police Training
Advanced IP Training
As Samawah
An Najaf
Graduating This Week:
Ar’ar 922
Baghdad Police College
Mosul Regional Police Academy 257
Hammam Al Alil TC 86
DBE Academies
KUWAIT
KUWAIT
National Police Acads
TIP – Transition Integration Program
DBE – Department of Border Enforcement
KutDBE
DBE- -00
AlAlKut
Basrah Regional - 461
Dhi QarBasrah Regional - 461
An Nasiriyah
Al Basrah
Al Basrah
Al Muthanna’
BasrahDBE
DBE- -00
Basrah
GOI Crisis
Response Exercise
May 23, 2006
Wathba Water Treatment Plant - Baghdad Province
Scope: Project involves rehabilitating the
electrical and electrical and mechanical
components of the two existing water
treatment plants. Rehabilitation
requirements are expected to enhance
the treatment plants to their operating
capacity of 2,000 cubic meters of water
each day. About 650,000 residents of
Baghdad will benefit from cleaner water.
Al-Nasser Electrical Substation - Manshad, Dhi Qar Province
Scope: This project involves installation of two new
transformers, additional circuit breakers, switchgear, and
ancillary equipment. Work on the site includes all civil,
mechanical, and electrical construction work required for
a complete substation.
This project brings Dhi Qar province closer to its goal
of connecting approximately 50,000 citizens to the
national power grid to supply all areas with a reliable
electrical supply. This project will help provide critical
power to heat water for cooking, bathing and washing
as well as sustained power for lighting, refrigeration
and air conditioning for Al Nasser residents during the
hot summer months.
Spray Concept
Habur Gate
Tig
r is
R.
Irbil
Mosul
Sulaymaniyah
Kirkuk
Dayr az Zawr
Hamadan
Bayji
Euphrate
s
R.
Tikrit
Samarra
H1
H2
Baqubah
Saddam Int’l
Ar Ramadi
Baghdad
Ar Rutbah
H3
Karbala
Dezful
Al Kut
Al Amarah
An Najaf
As Samawah
An Nasiriyah
Ar’
Ar’ar
Qurnah
Basra
Umm Qasr
Rafha
Kuwait City
Crop Spraying
• Ministry of Agriculture in the lead
with Coalition support
• Over 77,000 hectares (297 square
miles) of date palms
sprayed to date – in Baghdad and
Diyala provinces
• Over 57,000 hectares (220 square
miles) of wheat and barley sprayed
to date – in Dahuk province