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安全理事会 Distr.: General 10 December 2012 Chinese Original: English 联合国 S/2012/622 安全理事会 Distr.: General 10 December 2012 Chinese Original: English 2012年8月10日阿拉伯叙利亚共和国常驻联合国代表给秘书长和安全 理事会主席的同文信 奉我国政府指示，继我在2012 年 4 月 16 至 20 日和 23 至 25 日、5月 7、11、 14 至 16 日、18、21、24、29 和 31 日、6 月 1、4、6、7、11、19、20、25、27 和 28 日、7 月 2、3、9、11、13、16、17 和 24 日以及 8 月 1、2、8 和 10 日给你 的信，谨随函转递关于 2012 年 7 月 29 日星期日晚上至 7 月 30 日星期一晚上期 间武装团伙违反停火协议行为的详细清单(见附件)。 请将此信及其附件作为安全理事会文件分发为荷。 常驻代表 大使 巴沙尔·贾法里(签名) 12-63985 (C) 141212 171212 *1263985C* S/2012/622 2012年8月10日阿拉伯叙利亚共和国常驻联合国代表给秘书长和安全 理事会主席的同文信的附件 [原件：阿拉伯文] List of attacks and violations carried out by the armed terrorist groups on 29 and 30 July 2012 No. Place Time Act carried out by armed terrorist group Outcome 1. Lebanese 2230 Border guards in the villages of Halat, Tahunah, Idlin – border and Jisr Qammar came under gun and rocket-propelled grenade fire from the Lebanese villages of Nurah and Dababiyah. The fire was intended to cover infiltration attempts by armed terrorist groups. 2. 0030 Border guards in the municipality of Jusiyah came – under fire from Lebanese territory. 3. 0330 An attempt was made to infiltrate from Lebanon into – Syria, and border guards in Tall Kalakh came under fire. 4. 0430 An attempt was made to infiltrate from Lebanon into – Syria in the area of the Nass guardpost and Jurah in Fadiliyah 5. Jordanian 2300 An attempt was made to infiltrate from Jordan into – border Syria, and border guards at the Tall Shihab guardpost came under fire. 6. Damascus and 2230 Border guards in the Assal al-Ward area came under A border guard forces vehicle was set on its rural fire. fire. environs 7. 0030 The car of a civilian pilot, Farras Ibrahim Safi, came The pilot was killed, and his driver was under fire on the fifth bridge on the airport road. wounded. 8. 0300 Law enforcement officers in Siqba came under Major Nawwaf Mahfud was killed. intermittent fire. 9. 0600 Law enforcement officers in Qadam came under fire. Sergeant Ghayth Khudrah was killed. 10. 0700 Brigadier Husayn Jum‘ah and Colonel Muhammad – Abbas were abducted in the Judaydat Artuz area. 11. 0730 A law enforcement vehicle was ambushed as it was Two officers were wounded, and two patrol passing in the Harasta area. cars were damaged. 12. 0800 Law enforcement officers in Qadam came under fire. Staff Sergeant Ahmad Duyub was killed. 13. 1300 Law enforcement officers in Harasta came under fire. Sergeant Ali Yunus was killed. 14. 1500 The home of a soldier killed in action, First Lieutenant The contents of the home were stolen. Usamah al-Misri, which is in the vicinity of the Military 2 12-63985 (C) S/2012/622 No. Place Time Act carried out by armed terrorist group Outcome Construction Projects/Scientific Research, was stormed. 15. 1500 Law enforcement officers in Asbaynah came under fire. Conscript Hasan al-Fanus was killed. 16. – Six unidentified bodies were found in the Adra city – centre area, Ayn Tarma and Sabburah. 17. – A member of the Rif Dimashq Governorate Council, His fate is unknown. Khalid Muhammad al-Shamali, was abducted in the Khan al-Shaykh area. 18. – A civilian, Hasan Muhammad Rida, was abducted in His fate is unknown. the town of Zamalka. 19. – The body of a civilian, Bassam Kawi, was found in the His fate is unknown. town of Hamah. 20. Dar‘a and its 2000 Law enforcement officers in Injil came under fire. – rural environs 21. 2015 Law enforcement officers in the vicinity of the One officer was wounded. Nu‘aymah bridge came under fire. 22. 2200 Law enforcement officers in Sayda came under fire. Two officers were wounded. 23. 2230 Border guards at the Barudah guardpost came under Conscript Muhammad al-Hamidi was killed. fire. 24. 1000 Law enforcement officers in the displaced persons The following were killed: First Lieutenant camp came under fire. Sami al-Jadari, Staff Sergeant Sannan Khazzamah, Staff Sergeant Suhayl Mallak, Conscript Muhammad Assaf, Conscript Hasan Nur and Conscript Muhannad Khalifah. Twenty men were wounded, including a captain. 25. 1130 A law enforcement patrol transporting detainees was Four officers were killed. ambushed in the vicinity of Khirbat Ghazzalah. 26. 1130 A law enforcement patrol assigned to guard the oil One officer was wounded, and a car was pipeline between Busr al-Harir and Nahitah came under damaged. fire. 27. 1230 Law enforcement officers in Izra‘ came under fire. Conscript Muhammad Abdulrazzaq was killed and another officer was wounded. 28. 1430 An armed terrorist group stopped a United Nations A liaison officer, Lieutenant Ali Ibrahim, patrol 500 m before the Janub Hayt area. was abducted. 29. 1800 The house of a member of the People’s Assembly, All the contents of the house were stolen. Walid al-Zu‘bi, in the Sabil quarter, was stormed. 30. 1830 A car, licence plate No. 8703841, transporting law Conscript Ahmad Shaykhu was killed. enforcement officers came under fire in Shaykh 12-63985 (C) 3 S/2012/622 No. Place Time Act carried out by armed terrorist group Outcome Miskin. 31. – The body of a civilian, Muhammad al-Husayn – al-Muhammad, was found in the town of Shaykh Miskin. 32. 1830 Law enforcement officers in Nawa came under fire. A lieutenant and another man were wounded. 33. Homs and its 0200 Law enforcement officers in Qarabis, Qusur, Karm – rural environs Shamsham, Cairo Street, Bab Tadmur, Bab al-Siba‘, Wadi Sayih, Talbisah, Rastan and the village of Hisn came under intermittent fire. 34. 0600 Law enforcement officers in Qarabis came under fire. Ten officers were wounded. 35. 0600 Law enforcement officers at Qusur, Karm Shamsham, – the Education Directorate, Wadi al-Sayih and Sultaniyah came under intermittent fire. 36. 0600 Law enforcement officers in Bab al-Siba‘ came under Conscript Amjad Hawwash was killed and fire. another officer was wounded. 37. 0630 Law enforcement officers in Talbisah came under gun Police officer Ahmad Sulayman was killed, and rocket-propelled grenade fire. and seven men, including three officers, were wounded. 38. 1500 Law enforcement officers north of the hospital bridge in Conscript Usamah al-Turki was killed. Qusayr came under fire. 39. Hama and its 2200 Law enforcement officers in the villages of Jawsah and Two officers were wounded. rural environs Uwaynah in Ghab came under fire. 40. – The body of a civilian, Muhammad Sa‘id al-Abbud was – found in the Sabil quarter. 41. – The car of Anwar Abid Hasan was stolen in Hamah. – The car of Fatim Ulaywi al-Ahmad was stolen in Salamiyah. 42. – A civilian, Mahir al-Shaykh Ali, was abducted in the – town of Shin, and his car was stolen. 43. – The car of Husayn Abdulrahman Qasim and a – Government truck were stolen in the Masafi quarter. 44. 1045 The Uqayribat subdistrict building and police station An officer was killed and the subdistrict personnel came under fire, and law enforcement patrols building and police station were destroyed were ambushed as they attempted to provide assistance. and looted. 45. 1215 An explosive device was detonated as a police patrol Four officers were wounded. was passing near the Surayhin bridge. 46. 1545 A vehicle transporting border guard personnel in the A colonel was wounded. Ithriya-Salamiyah area was ambushed. 4 12-63985 (C) S/2012/622 No. Place Time Act carried out by armed terrorist group Outcome 47. 1900 A rocket-propelled grenade was fired at a law One officer was wounded. enforcement forces armoured vehicle in Harbinafsah. 48. – First Lieutenant Ali Yunus Abbas was abducted on the – Hamah-Homs road. 49. – A mazut tanker was stolen from its driver on the – Salamiyah-Raqqah road. 50. Aleppo and its – A civilian, Nidal Khalid Suwayd, was abducted from – rural environs the town of Kurnaz. 51. 2000 The oils factory in the Leramon area was stormed. The factory was destroyed, and its contents were looted. 52. 2400 An attempt was made to manufacture an explosive The device exploded, killing the terrorists at device in a building in Dayr Hafir. the site. 53. 0600 The Tractors Factory in the Safirah area was stormed. Two cars were stolen. 54. 0600 Law enforcement officers in the Salah al-Din quarter Sixteen officers were killed and 46 officers came under fire from all types of weapons (machine were wounded. A law enforcement forces guns, sniper rifles and rocket-propelled grenades), and armoured car was wrecked. peaceful citizens were terrorized. 55. – The police station in Hananu was attacked, and there – was an armed clash that lasted two hours. 56. 0800 The office of the Ahl al-Bayt Cultural House in the The contents of the office were stolen, and subdistrict of Hurriyatan was stormed. the terrorists took up a position in the building. 57. 1000 A booby-trapped car in the village of Hadyah was A civilian was injured, and adjacent houses detonated on the Zarbah-Is road. and vehicles were damaged. 58. 1500 The Hajib subdistrict building was stormed and – captured. 59. Idlib and its 0930 An explosive device targeting a border guard patrol Four officers were wounded, and a patrol car rural environs exploded in the Tall al-Dhahab area in Jisr al-Shughur. was heavily damaged. 60. Dayr al-Zawr 1900 A law enforcement forces patrol was attacked in the A vehicle was stolen and the following men Dabbat Astan area. were abducted: First Lieutenant Ubaydah al-Misri, Staff Sergeant Mahmud Muhammad, Corporal Ahmad Daghim, Conscript Ibrahim al-Salih and conscript Mahmud Yunus. 61. 1900 Conscript Khalid Mu‘adh came under fire in Abu Conscript Khalid Mu‘adh was wounded.
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