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Conseil De Sécurité Distr Nations Unies S/2012/598 Conseil de sécurité Distr. générale 9 novembre 2012 Français Original : anglais Lettres identiques datées du 2 août 2012, adressées au Secrétaire général et au Président du Conseil de sécurité par le Représentant permanent de la République arabe syrienne auprès de l’Organisation des Nations Unies D’ordre de mon gouvernement et comme suite aux lettres que je vous ai adressées les 16 à 20 et 23 à 25 avril, 7, 11, 14 à 16, 18, 21, 24, 29 et 31 mai, 1er, 4, 6, 7, 11, 19, 20, 25, 27 et 28 juin, 2, 3, 9, 11, 13, 16, 17 et 24 juillet et 1er et 2 août 2012, j’ai l’honneur de vous faire tenir ci-joint une liste détaillée des violations des dispositions du plan prévoyant la cessation de la violence, commises par des groupes armés en Syrie entre la soirée du vendredi 20 juillet et celle du samedi 21 juillet 2012 (voir annexe). Je vous serais reconnaissant de bien vouloir faire distribuer le texte de la présente lettre et de son annexe comme document du Conseil de sécurité. L’Ambassadeur, Représentant permanent (Signé) Bashar Ja’afari 12-58006 (F) 151112 151112 *1258006* S/2012/598 Annexe aux lettres identiques datées du 2 août 2012 adressées au Secrétaire général et au Président du Conseil de sécurité par le Représentant permanent de la République arabe syrienne auprès de l’Organisation des Nations Unies [Original : arabe] 2 12-58006 12-58006 12-58006 From 2000 hours on Friday, 20 July 2012 to 2000 hours on Saturday, 21 July 2012 Location No. Time Composition of Operations carried out by terrorist group Outcome From To terrorists (a) Damascus 1 2100 2400 Armed terrorist A Government factory in Qadam came – and Rif Dimashq groups under fire. 2 2130 2230 Armed terrorist Personnel guarding the door of the Two personnel were group agricultural college in Barzah came under wounded fire. 3 2200 2210 Armed terrorist Private Ali Yasin was abducted in the – group Hirista region. 4 2200 2400 Armed terrorist The October War Panorama came under – group armed attack. 5 2300 2400 Armed terrorist The North Korean embassy came under – group fire. 6 2400 0200 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel in the district Corporal Sumer Yazbek was groups of Tall Manin came under fire from killed and nine personnel were gunfire, rocket-propelled grenades wounded. A law enforcement (RPGs) and armour-piercing missiles. forces vehicle was destroyed and an armoured vehicle was damaged. 7 0100 0200 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under – group fire in the district of Jadidat ‘Atruz. 8 0200 0230 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Lieutenant Ihab Makhlouf group fire near the Sahnaya turn-off. was killed. 9 0600 1200 Armed terrorist The law enforcement forces checkpoint at Staff Sergeant Asad al-Afr group the Barada roundabout came under armed was killed and three attack. personnel were wounded. 10 0700 0702 Armed terrorist An explosive device was detonated beside Five personnel were group a law enforcement patrol in the district of wounded. Zabadani. 11 0730 0745 Armed terrorist Brigadier Muhammad Ali was abducted – group from in front of his house in Ashrafiyah Sahnaya. 12 0800 1600 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Corporal Sufyan al-Hamidah groups fire in Qabun. was killed and 13 personnel were wounded. S/2012/598 13 0900 0930 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Sergeant Maysam Irsaq was group fire in Zabadani. killed. 3 S/2012/598 4 Location No. Time Composition of Operations carried out by terrorist group Outcome From To terrorists 14 1000 1500 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Sergeant Ali Uthman and groups fire in Dumayr. conscript Usamah Izz al-Din were killed and 25 personnel, including a lieutenant, were injured; seven personnel were reported missing. 15 1030 1045 Armed terrorist A Mercedes, license plate no. 394446, The vehicle was stolen and group was held up in Hirista. six personnel inside, including a major, were abducted. 16 1500 1600 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel inside Corporal Shadi Muhammad group Damascus International Airport came was killed and two personnel under fire. were wounded. 17 1600 1615 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Colonel Muhsin Uthman was group fire in Rif Dimashq. killed. 18 1600 1615 Armed terrorist A vehicle, license plate no. 662392, was – group stolen from beside the General Federation of Peasants building. (b) Dar‘a and 19 1900 2400 Armed terrorist Law enforcement checkpoints came under – surrounding area groups fire in Hamidah al-Tahir, the railway station, Nu‘aymah, Nu‘aymah bridge, the end of Wahdah Street, the hospital, the automatic oven, Talhah ibn al-Zubayr Street and the camp entrance. 20 2200 2300 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel at the Natur – group post came under fire from bullets and RPGs. Explosive devices were planted on the road in Tafas. 21 2330 0100 Large armed The Burayqah law enforcement forces Lieutenant Muhammad terrorist group post in Bi’r ‘Ajam came under attack Barakat, Chief Warrant from different types of weapons. Officer Ghassan Hassan, Sergeant Nuri al-Nadil, conscript Hamad Yousuf, conscript Husni Hamdi, Chief Warrant Officer Ayman 12-58006 Ibrahim and Chief Warrant Officer Mahmoud Akari were 12-58006 12-58006 Location No. Time Composition of Operations carried out by terrorist group Outcome From To terrorists killed; one person was wounded. 22 0400 0410 Armed terrorist Citizen Awdah al-Shamhah was shot in The citizen was killed. group Busra al-Sham. 23 0400 0500 Armed terrorist The homes of citizens Ridwan al-Mutlaq An agricultural vehicle and a group and Khalid al-Saadi were broken into. minibus were stolen. 24 0730 0740 Armed terrorist Citizen Muhammad al-Awad was shot in The citizen was wounded. group Qunayah. 25 1330 1340 Armed terrorist Sergeant Majid al-Zamil was held up The sergeant suffered cuts group between the towns of ‘Aqraba and Harah and bruises. and severely beaten. 26 1445 1500 Armed terrorist A rations vehicle belonging to the law The vehicle was damaged. group enforcement forces came under fire near the Mahajjah agricultural turn-off on the Sanamayn – Shaykh Miskin road. 27 1700 1715 Armed terrorist Citizens Malik al-Nayif, Rashid Citizens Malik al-Nayif, group al-Barghash and Khalid al-Mahdi were Rashid al-Barghash and shot in Inkhil. Khalid al-Mahdi were killed. 28 1715 1730 Armed terrorist In Da‘il, an RPG was fired at an Four personnel were group armoured vehicle belonging to the law wounded and the vehicle was enforcement forces. damaged. 29 1800 1900 Armed terrorist Police constables Muhammad al-Faouri – group and Ahmad al-Faouri and Brigadier Muhammad Abdulfattah were abducted in Shaykh Miskin. (c) Qunaytirah 30 2100 2300 Armed terrorist A military barracks in Jubbata al-Khashab Sergeant Amir al-Salih and group came under fire. Corporal Jasim al-Hamadi were killed and two personnel were wounded. 31 0200 0300 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Three personnel were group fire in Khan al-Shaykh. wounded. (d) Suwayda’ 32 1100 1330 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel came under Three personnel were group fire in the village of Aslihah in Suwayda’. wounded. (e) Homs and 33 1800 0430 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel in Qusur and Two personnel were S/2012/598 surrounding area groups Qarabis came under fire from gunfire, wounded. RPGs and mortars. 34 2100 0600 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel in Karm Two personnel were 5 S/2012/598 6 Location No. Time Composition of Operations carried out by terrorist group Outcome From To terrorists groups Shamsham and Cairo Street came under wounded. fire from bullets, RPGs and mortars. 35 2120 0300 Armed terrorist Law enforcement checkpoints in the – groups Talkalakh district and in the villages of Idlin, Halat, ‘Uyun al-Shi‘ri and Tahunah came under fire from gunfire, RPGs and mortars to provide cover for the attempted infiltration of Syrian territory by armed groups from Lebanese territory. 36 0430 0600 Large armed Border guard personnel in Jusiyah came Four personnel were killed terrorist groups under attack from different types of and seven others wounded. weapons. An armoured vehicle belonging to the border guard forces was damaged. 37 1800 0600 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel in Jubb – groups al-Jandali, Bab al-Siba‘, Wadi al-Sayih, Sultaniyah, Rastan and Qusayr came under fire from bullets and RPGs. 38 1800 2100 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel near the Four personnel were groups Talbisah bridge came under fire from wounded. Four vehicles bullets, RPGs and mortars. were destroyed and two armoured vehicles belonging to the law enforcement forces damaged. 39 0600 0700 Armed terrorist The oil pipeline near the village of One person was wounded. group Hadath was attacked and pipeline guards were fired on. 40 1300 1600 Armed terrorist Law enforcement personnel in the village Five personnel were groups of Umm Sharshuh, Talbisah, came under wounded, including a major. fire. 41 1500 2000 1,000 armed The production cooperative near the Several personnel were killed terrorists village of Za‘faraniyah in Talbisah was and injured. broken into and captured. (f) Hama and 42 0115 0130 One armed The law enforcement checkpoint near the – surrounding area terrorist prison roundabout came under fire. 12-58006 43 0220 0222 Armed terrorist An explosive device was detonated – group between the Arba‘in roundabout and the 12-58006 12-58006 Location No. Time Composition of Operations carried out by terrorist group Outcome From To terrorists Qusur district. 44 0300 0315 Armed terrorist A Peugeot ambulance belonging to the – group Suran national hospital was stolen. 45 0830 0845 Armed terrorist An overnight bus carrying military A worker, Ali Abdullatif group housing workers came under fire on the and the driver, Talal Hama – Salamiyah road.
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