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(10 August 2006) 'Asal al W Port BEIRUT 752 ard INTL 1089 Í Spot Height (m) 2074 Hammana Jdita E Terbol c Main Road Aley 2458 1214 Kfar Zabad Railroad Rankus River Est. 10,000 tons of heavy fuel 1941 Al Qutaytah International Boundary oil have spilled into the sea from AD DAMUR damaged storage tanks in Jiyye. El Barouk 1867 Mohafaza Boundary 562 a 1237 ZABADANI HELICOPTER Baaqline LAN Military Disengagement Line Kefrayya a DING ZONE E Israeli forces dropped leaflets advising Joubb Jannin SYR c 1943 IA cE 1949 Armistice Line residents of Sidon to leave in advance El Kahlouniyah k of possible air strikes (6 August 2006) BADARA 'Adhra' Demilitarzed Zone (1949) e Yanta Saghbin Israeli air strike hits A Chebaa Farms 1090 B in Arab E D El Qaraaoun c UMA Palestinian Refugee Harasta E camp Ain el-Hiloue 1759 c Jezzine Oil Slick Extent (9 August 2006) Békaa Kfar Qouq Kfar Danis Souhmor SAYDA Damascus 'Ayha MARJ AS 1405 Kfar Houne Bakkifa Demilitarized Zone Israeli air strikes destroyed the MEZZE SULTAN HELIPORT E provisional bridge crossing the l Hawch E Bayt Lahya Darayya c Litani river, cutting road transport 1219 QABR AS SITT HELIPORT Golan Heights from Tyre to Beirut (7 August 2006) Er Reyhan cE Kfayr ez Zayt Israeli 2805 Qal'at Jandal cE Naval Blockade WFP estimates 100,000 people stranded NabHasbtaiiyyaé south of the Litani river (10 August 2006). Rimah SAHNAYA HELICOPTER DAMASCUS INTL UN Deployment Zones LAND 534 ING ZONE SW Darbul Al Kaswah Israeli forces dropped leaflets over Hinah UNDOF southern Lebanon warning that private vehicles traveling south of the Litani 1082 E 1414 c UNIFIL river will be attacked (8 August 2006). Sud Mazra'at Bayt Jinn METULLA MARJ RUHAYYIL Hadar M e r o n Attack Site in Israel Majdal Shams Ho u l a Attack Site in Lebanon Dan Mas'adah Beirut Port Name E MINKAT AL HATAB HLZ Intense ground fighting reported 898 c cE JISH Airport Name between Hezbollah and Israeli Baq'ata Ma'is forces (9-10 August 2006) 1200 cE BEKAA Mohafaza Name 420 Jaba MUTBIN HELICOPTER Dayr al Bukht LANDING ZONE EA Wasit ST cE 676 Gonen Masharah Israeli officials begin Kafr Shams Jabab 943 general evAaLc uQaUtioNnA Y Mamtanah cE JAHU T LA of Qiryat ShemIRoAnHa (9-10 August 2006) Majduliyah Sanamayn KHALKHALAH 1078 ZIMRIN EL BASSA Hulata Golan Harrah 398 Kfar Nebrakh N 'Avdon Al Hajjah Namir N " JISH Heights Ankhul " E 0 Khabab ' c 0 1195 ' 0 40,000 IDF soldiers positioned along the ° 948 Qasim 0 Zuri'el ° 3 border in preparation for large scale 3 3 ground operations (10 August 2006) Yasif 3 GOLAN HEIGHTS cE AHIHUD 498 597 AMIAD Nawa cE HELIPORT MAHAJJAH HELICOPTER LANDING ZONE SE Hai cE fa Port TASIL cE cE IZRA LAKE Ash TIBERIAS Shaykh Miskin 542 AL AL HAIFA cE Kefar Ata Tel Hanan ISRAEL 541 Tafas Bef Gan Khirbat Yavne'el AS SUWAYDA As Suwayda' cE Al Ghazalah WEST Afiqim KANIL RAMAT D Migdal H cE AVID a Emeq AL KAFR I! Ashdot Ya'aqovJORDAN cE Sidon Al Musayfirah E This map illustrates a preliminary situation of the The depiction and use of boundaries, geographic names c Map Scale: 1 : 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 (for A2 Prints) cE reported attacks by Israeli and Hezbollah forces from 12 and related data shown here are not warranted to be July to 11 August 2006. Attack locations have been error-free nor do they imply official endorsement or Kilometers taken exclusively from public media sources. This map acceptance by the United Nations. This map was cE was prepared on request for UN EOCHA. Locations produced by the United Nations Institute for Training 10 5 0 10 20 30 40 shown may not be accurate and doc not represent all and Research (UNITAR) Operational Satellite known attack locations. The oil slick extent was Applications Programme (UNOSAT). UNOSAT Projection .......... Lambert Conformal Conic News Sources .......... Reuters, ReliefWeb, BBC, AP, AFP, produced by Telespazio (Marcoast) with support from provides satellite imagercyE and related geographic cE Datum ................ WGS 1984 cE cE E CNN, IRIN, Daily Star, YNet, Jerusalem Post, Aljazeera, DLR (RiskEos) based on Envisat ASAR wide swath information to cUN humanitarian and development GIS Sources ..... GIST, NASA, NGA, UN, DLR, Telespazio/MarCoast, RISK-EOS, USAID/OFDA Contact Information: [email protected] imagery from August 03, 2006, provicdEed by the agencies and their implementing partners. Map created ...... 11 August 2006 UNIFIL daily reports E International Charter Space and Major Disasters. 24/7 Hotline: +41 76 487 4998 c E cE c cE cE cE E cE c cE cE cE cE cE cE cE E cE c cE cE cE cE cE cE cE E cE cE c cE cE E cE E c c cE cE E cE cE c E c E cE E E c c cE E E c cE cE c c cE E cE c cE cE E cE cE c cE E cE E cE c c cE E E E c c E c E E c cE c c cE cE cE cE cE E cE c cE cE cE cE cE E cE cE cE cE c cE cE cE cE E cE c cE cE E cE c cE cE E E c c cE cE cE cE cE cE E E c E cE c c cE cE cE E c cE cE E cE c.
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