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Situation Map: Cyprus Lebanon I R a 2006 Q West Bank Israel Saud Middle East Crisis V1.8 Egypt Jordan Iarabia Iran Turkey Greece Syria 12 July - 11 August Cyprus Lebanon I r a 2006 q Situation Map: West Bank Israel SaudiArabia v1.8 Egypt Jordan 701 HIMS(H Middle East Crisis 260 36°0'0"E Fa 35°0'0"E Qattinah Beirut Satellite Map 950 AL QUSAYR Lighthouse E Port 744 cE c E RENE c MOUAWAD Achrafieh cE Al Qusayr Israeli forces dropped leaflets over Akkar northern Lebanon warning that trucks Israeli forces dropped leaflets traveling after 8PM would be attacked El Minie Rablah TARABULUS advising residents of Chiyah, (10 August 2006). Chiyah 2208 Burj el Barajneh and Hay es 683 1623 !( Sellom to leave in advance cE of possible air strikes Harat Hreik (10 August 2006) E Zgharta c cE Asfurieyh Approximate extent of oil slick El Qalamoun from analysis of satellite data El Ouzaai E Debbe c recorded on 03 August 2006. Enfe E!( Borj el Brajne c Baabda The total area is approximately 434 2882 cE E E 387 square kilometers. Chekka el Mina cE c c Sib'il Jamhour Kfar Hazir Nord 3084 E Hadath WUJAH Ihdin c AL HAJAR 757 = !( Hay es 1724 2043 cE Sellom Kafr Shima Hatet el Jdida 2886 Areas airport E Dar Baachtar c 1760 targeted 1660 E Duma for possible c Choueifate Ghouma attacks cE Tartij LEBANON y 1:120,000 2175 e Pre-Conflict Quickbird Image Kilometers l Ihmij provided by USAID/OFDA 1012340.5 Copyright Digital Globe l Baalbek Hermel Four main bridges along a coastal road north of 2615 1003 YAATE Beirut destroyed by Israeli 1938 V air strikes 4 August 2006 Map Legend Ghazir 1453 Mont Liban 1312 2503 Zoug Mikayel Shmistar Yabru cE Israeli Attacks 34°0'0"N cE Hezbollah attacks Biskinta 34°0'0"N Beirut Bikfayya Capital Israeli forces dropped leaflets Bednayel ¥¦¬ ElMrouj Timmin al Fawq a advising residents of Chiyah, Beirut Port 1280 Village/Town Burj el Barajneh and Hay es Sellom to leave in advance 'Asal al Ward ·[ Airport of possible air strikes 752 (10 August 2006) BEIRUT 1089 INTL 2074 !h Port Jdita Hammana Terbol Í Aley 2458 Spot Height (m) 1214 Kfar Zaba d Main Road Rankus AlQutaytah Railroad 1941 Est. 10,000 tons of heavy fuel AD DAMUR River oil have spilled into the sea from 1867 El B arouk International Boundary damaged storage tanks in Jiyye. a ZABADANI HELICOPTER 562 1237 LANDING ZONE SYRIA Mohafaza Boundary Baaqline Kefrayya a Joubb Jannin El Kahlouniyah1943 Military Disengagement Line Israeli forces dropped leaflets advising k 'Adhra' BADARA 1949 Armistice Line residents of Sidon to leave in advance e Yanta of possible air strikes (6 August 2006) Saghbin DUMA Demilitarzed Zone (1949) Ain Arab Harasta 1090 BEl Qara aoun Israeli air strike hits Chebaa Farms 1759 Palestinian Refugee Jezzine Békaa KfarQouq Damascus camp Ain el-Hiloue Kfar Danis MARJ AS Souhmor (9 August 2006) SULTANHELIPORT Oil Slick Extent 'Ayha SAYDA Bakkifa MEZZE 1405 Kfar Houne El Hawch Darayy a QABR AS SITT HE LIPORT Israeli air strikes destroyed the Bayt Lahya Demilitarized Zone 1219 provisional bridge crossing the Er Reyhan Litani river, cutting road transport Kfayr ez Zayt Qal'at Jandal Golan Heights from Tyre to Beirut (7 August 2006) 2805 DAMASCUS INTL NabatiyéHasbaiya Rimah SAHNAYA HELICOPTER Israeli LANDING ZO NE SW Naval Blockade WFP estimates 100,000 people stranded Al Kaswah south of the Litani river (10 August 2006). 534 Darbul Hinah UN Deployment Zones 1082 Israeli forces dropped leaflets over UNDOF southern Lebanon warning that private 1414 Mazra'at Bayt Jinn MARJ RUHAYYIL vehicles traveling south of the Litani Sud METULLA UNIFIL river will be attacked (8 August 2006). Hadar Majdal Shams Meron Attack Site in Israel MINKAT AL HATAB HLZ Dan Mas'adah Houla Attack Site in Lebanon 898 Baq'ata Ma'is Beirut Port Name Intense ground fighting reported 1200 MUTBIN HELICO PTER between Hezbollah and Israeli Airport Name Jaba Dayr al Bukht LANDING ZONE EAS T JISH forces (9-10 August 2006) 420 Wasit BEKAA Mohafaza Name Masharah 676 Kafr Shams Jabab GoneIsraelin officials begin UNAY Mamtanah general evacuationAL Q 943 JAHULA TIRAH KHALKHALAH of Qiryat Shemona Sanamayn Majduliyah ZIMRIN (9-10 August 2006) 1078 Harrah Hulata EL BASSA Golan Kfar Nebrakh Namir Al Haj jah Ankhul Khabab 398 'Avdon JISH Heights Qasim 1195 33°0'0"N 948 40,000 IDF soldiers positioned along the Zuri'el border in preparation for large scale GOLAN ground operations (10 August 2006) Yasif HEIGHTS 33°0'0"N 498 AHIHUD Nawa MAHAJJAH HELICOPTER 597 AMIAD LANDING ZON ESE HELIPORT TASIL Haifa Port IZRA Ash Shaykh LAKE Miskin TIBERIAS AL AL 542 HAIFA Kefar Ata Tel Hanan Taf as ISRAEL Khirbat AS S UWAYDA As S uwayda' WEST BefGan Al Ghazalah 541 Yavne'el KANIL Afiqim JORDAN AlMusayfirah I! RAMAT DAVID Migdal Ha Emeq Ashdot Ya'aq ov Sidon 1:500,000 The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic names MapScale: (forA2Prints) This map illustrates a preliminary situation of the and related data shown here are not warranted to be Kilometers reported attacks by Israeli and Hezbollah forces from 12 error-free nor do they imply official endorsement or July to 11 August 2006. Attack locations have been acceptance by the United Nations. This map was 1005 10203040 taken exclusively from public media sources. This map produced by the United Nations Institute for Training News Sources .......... Reuters, ReliefWeb, BBC, AP, AFP, was prepared on request for UN OCHA. Locations and Research (UNITAR) Operational Satellite Projection .......... Lambert Conformal Conic shown may not be accurate and do not represent all Applications Programme (UNOSAT). UNOSAT Datum ................ WGS 1984 CNN, IRIN, Daily Star, YNet, Jerusalem Post, Aljazeera, Contact Information: [email protected] known attack locations. The oil slick extent was provides satellite imagery and related geographic GIS Sources ..... GIST, NASA, NGA, UN, DLR, produced by Telespazio (Marcoast) with support from information to UN humanitarian and development Telespazio/MarCoast, RISK-EOS, USAID/OFDA UNIFIL daily reports 24/7 Hotline: +41 76 487 4998 Map created ...... 11 August 2006 DLR (RiskEos) based on Envisat ASAR wide swath agencies and their implementing partners. imagery from August 03, 2006, provided by the International Charter Space and Major Disasters..
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