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(10 Apr 1994) Rwandan rebels agreed a ceasefire with government forces on Sunday (10/4) and halted their drive towards the anarchic capital, Kigali, Belgium's military commander in Rwanda reported. SHOWS MULUNDI, RWANDA 9/4 (RUSHES) vs of soldiers loading mortars mortars being fired soldiers running through trenches heavy guns being fired more gvs of soldiers at frontline sot patrick mazimhaka, first chairman of RPF, saying his forces are advancing on capital 1.40 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(7 Oct 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 7 October 2023 1. Various rockets launched towards Israel from the Gaza Strip ASSOCIATED PRESS Tel Aviv, Israel - 7 October 2023 2. Sirens sounding STORYLINE: Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip launched dozens of rockets towards Israel early on Saturday, setting off air raid sirens across the country. The sound of outgoing rockets whooshing through the air could be heard in Gaza and sirens could be heard as far away as Tel Aviv, Israel's business and cultural capital, some 80 kilometers (50 miles) to the north. = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(30 Oct 2023) RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Deir al-Balah, Central Gaza Strip - 27 October 2023 1. People sitting out emergency department of Al Aqsa hospital near bodies of people killed in Israeli airstrike HEADLINE: Gaza cemeteries run out of space as death toll rises 2. Various of people mourning, praying for people killed in Israeli airstrike ANNOTATION: The Israel-Hamas war has robbed people in Gaza of proper funeral rites as they face overcrowded cemeteries and overwhelmed morgues. ASSOCIATED PRESS Nuseirat, Central Gaza Strip - 27 October 2023 3. Various of people carrying bodies and laying them on the ground before burial ANNOTATION: Residents of the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza said they were left with no option but to open old graves to bury those killed in Israeli airstrikes. 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abu Nour Al Hour, relative: SOUNDBITE PARTLY OVERLAID WITH BURIAL "There are no graves in the cemetery. These old graves are called Fistakia. Very old. They opened the Fistakia, an underground room in which there were dead people. They took the bones aside and put the bodies down. 25 martyrs in one place." 5. Various of people carrying bodies and laying them on the ground before burial ANNOTATION: A cemetery worker said the bodies of over two dozen men were not buried so that the bodies of women and children could be appropriately laid to rest. ASSOCIATED PRESS Deir al-Balah, Central Gaza Strip - 27 October 2023 6. Pan to right of cemetery ANNOTATION: The Health Ministry in Hamas-ruled Gaza said over 8,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, have been killed since war broke out on Oct. 7. STORYLINE: The Israel-Hamas war has robbed people in Gaza of proper funeral rites as they face overcrowded cemeteries and overwhelmed morgues. Residents of the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza said they were left with no option but to open old graves to bury those killed in Israeli airstrikes. A cemetery worker said the bodies of over two dozen men were not buried so that the bodies of women and children could be appropriately laid to rest. The Nuseirat refugee camp, around 3 miles from the city of Deir al-Balah, has been hit by various Israeli airstrikes throughout the week. The Health Ministry in Hamas-ruled Gaza said over 8,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, have been killed since war broke out on Oct. 7. AP video by Abd Al Kareem Hana = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(8 Oct 2000) Natural Sound XFA Despite Ehud Barak's deadline for an end to violence, clashes continued across the occupied territories on Sunday. In Hebron on the West Bank there were more confrontations between Israeli soldiers and Palestinians. One Palestinian pulled a knife on Israeli soldiers as they beat him and attempted to drag him away. Israeli soldiers were seen arresting the man and beating him as he resisted. It was a tense stand-off when the man pulled a knife and the soldiers backed away. Palestinians started throwing stones and the man, still armed with a knife, appeared to be hit by rocks cascading down the street. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(2 Oct 2004) SHOTLIST 1. Various of US armoured vehicle on fire (seen through window) 2. Militiaman firing gun in a main square of Sadr City, AUDIO of gunfire, gunman dives for cover then runs, more gunfire 3. Militia fighter lying on ground, AUDIO of gunfire 4. Various of militants in street, dust visible as bullets strike ground, AUDIO of gunfire 5. Militia fighter lying on ground, AUDIO of gunfire + VIDEO QUALITY AS INCOMING + 6. Two shots of US jet fighter flying overhead 7. Various of militiamen, firing over wall 8. Various of damaged US tank being hauled away in Sadr city 9. Wide of US tanks on road 10. US soldiers searching ground 11. Various of Sadr City residents cheering with remnants of US military uniforms, including bloody boot, hanging up STORYLINE US forces on Saturday clashed with insurgents in the vast Baghdad slum of Sadr City. The US military said two of its soldiers were wounded when a roadside bomb slammed into their armoured personnel carrier. The soldiers were evacuated to a medical facility after the attack, according to a spokesman for the 1st Cavalry Division. An AP Television News cameraman saw intense fire from a heavy machine directed against two rebels who were running along a street and then dropped to the ground. One escaped but the other lay dead on the ground after the barrage. The fighting came after American warplanes and tanks attacked militants holed up in the neighbourhood overnight. A hospital director said 12 Iraqis were killed and 11 were wounded in the earlier strikes. The US military, which maintains casualties are often exaggerated by Iraqi hospital sources, said only one armed insurgent was killed. Sadr City remains a stronghold of radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr whose al-Mahdi Army is targeted by US forces. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(22 Jun 1995) The Bosnian Government Army is in the middle of a campaign to retake the Serb-held town of Teslic in northern Bosnia. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(10 Apr 1994) Rwandan rebels agreed a ceasefire with government forces on Sunday (10/4) and halted their drive towards the anarchic capital, Kigali, Belgium's military commander in Rwanda reported. SHOWS MULUNDI, RWANDA 9/4 rpf fighters running rpf officer speaking on walkie talkie mortar being readied mortar being fired rpf fighters readying another artillery piece cu rpf fighter working on gun firing gun cu back of rpf fighter's jacket pb group of rpf men at doorway sot patrick mazimhaka, first chairman of rpf, saying his forces are advancing on capital 1.45 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(7 Oct 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Gaza-Israel border, East of Khan Younis - 7 October 2023 1. Various of burning Israeli tank, people gathering near and on the tank 2. Various of people crossing border into Israel 3. Wide of black smoke rising in distance 4. Various of people crossing border STORYLINE: Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip carried out an unprecedented infiltration into southern Israel Saturday and fired thousands of rockets into the country as the ruling Hamas militant group announced the beginning of a new operation. The Israeli military confirmed an infiltration had occurred in several locations near the Gaza border in southern Israel. It ordered residents to remain indoors. It also began striking targets in the Gaza Strip in response, setting the stage for what was likely to be a new heavy round of fighting between the bitter enemies. = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(10 May 1996) English/Nat As the international community threatens to pull out of Liberia - gunmen continue to roam the streets of the capital city, Monrovia. Liberian leaders are reaching crunch time to find peace as another ceasefire passes unheeded. At least one of the country's main warlords has pondered temporary asylum in Nigeria to bring peace to the region. The streets remain deserted save for the smatterings of Liberian gunmen. It's fighting like this that the international community is asking the gunmen to reconsider. If they stop - they'll get aid - in particular from the U-S which is offering a 100-million dollar package. The package would pay for equipment for African peacekeepers, the disarming and reintegration of rebels and the return of refugees. The money is contingent upon fulfilling the 1995 accord, which created the current government of rebel leaders and civilians and called for disarmament and elections this year. Nigeria and Ghana, which provide the bulk of troops for the 10-thousand-man peacekeeping force, have threatened to withdraw the army unless the current violence stops. Scenes like this on Wednesday have reportedly eased off. And people appear to want peace. SOUNDBITE: (English) (Q: Do you think it's time peace came to Monrovia?) "Yes! Yes! Everybody here wants peace. I even met a guy yesterday, we shook hands, hugged each other and told each other that we wanted peace." SUPERCAPTION: Lieutenant Charles Tubman, Government Police Officer Nigeria has offered asylum to faction leader Roosevelt Johnson. Johnson, who was ousted from Liberia's government in March, issued no immediate response to the offer. But his possible departure raises hopes of at least a temporary halt to nearly nonstop anarchy in Monrovia that has forced civilians to cower in makeshift refugee centres like this one. It was not immediately clear, however, if Johnson's exile would satisfy his two main rivals: Charles Taylor and Alhaji Kromah. The U-S embassy is still under heavy guard - with barbed wire wrapped round the compound where hundreds have sought refuge. The Egyptian embassy has been torched - and countless foreigners have fled the country. Nevertheless, Nigeria, as well as Ghana and the United States, have made clear that further military and economic support could end soon if the government doesn't stick to the 1995 peace accord. #Liberia #Fighting #violence Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(14 Oct 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Lebanese border, Israel - 14 October 2023 1. Various of tanks 2. Israeli soldier on tank 3. Various of tanks 4. Military personnel by tank 5. Military personnel on tank 6. Wide of tank 7. Various of tanks on road 8. Tank in field STORYLINE: Israeli tanks were seen on the border with Lebanon on Saturday as the military remained on high alert. The Lebanon-Israel border has been witnessing sporadic acts of violence since last Saturday's surprise attack by Hamas on southern Israel. Earlier Hezbollah's TV station reported an intense exchange of fire along Lebanon's border with Israeli positions in a disputed area along the border with Syria's Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. Al-Manar TV reported that Hezbollah fighters pounded Israeli positions in the Chebaa Farms and Kfar Chouba hills area on Saturday. It was the latest exchange of shelling between Israeli troops and Hezbollah fighters since last Saturday's surprise attack by Hamas. Israel’s military said that it was striking Lebanon after coming under fire from Hezbollah. Chebaa Farms was captured by Israel from Syria during the 1967 Mideast war, but Lebanon considers it and the nearby Kfar Chouba hills as Lebanese territories. The Golan Heights were annexed by Israel in 1981. = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(2 Oct 2000) Natural Sound Israelis and Palestinians exchanged fierce gun fire in the West Bank town of Ramallah on Monday, ignoring appeals from around the world to cease fire. Palestinian gunmen fired from the tops of buildings onto Israeli soldiers. The street battles, sparked by a visit last week by Ariel Sharon, the leader of the hard-line opposition Likud party, to the Jerusalem shrine revered by Muslims and Jews, had taken the lives of 35 Palestinians and eight Israelis by Monday. More than 1,000 Palestinians have been injured, by Palestinian count. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(24 Jun 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Zaporizhzhia region - 23 June 2023 1. Special Operations Forces personnel getting into gun-mounted armoured vehicle 2. Close of barrel 3. Zoom in of soldier 4. Close of soldier inside moving vehicle 5. Interior of soldier in gun turret 6. View from grenade launcher as vehicle moves 7. Wide of dust and smoke from fighting in distance 8. Soldiers walking along track, camera pan to metal from armoured vehicle on roadside, UPSOUND gunfire 9. Various tracking of soldier walking through wooded area stripped bare by fighting 10. Tracking shot of soldiers walking into trench 11. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Gostryi, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian soldier, stopping at point in trench and stamping on ground: “You can see all these flies here, and some fresh ground. Some Russian soldier already 'rests' in here. It might smell bad as we go further.” 12. Various tracking of Gostryi walking through trench, passing other soldiers, UPSOUND gunfire 13. Close of Gostryi looking through binoculars, UPSOUND (Ukrainian): "To your right a bit, you’ll see, it looks like an observation post” 14. Close of Gostryi firing rounds 15. Close of soldier holding radio 16. Close of Gostryi, UPSOUND: (Ukrainian): “We have to poke them from time to time, to make them feel they’re not at home” 17. Various of soldiers firing 18. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Gostryi, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian soldier: “The reconnaissance is very active with drones now. Our groups advance and lead our people behind us. How to say… When you come to a position with 15 people there, when they have three guys from Special Operation Forces joining them, they start feeling more confident.” 19. Mid of soldiers with map, UPSOUND (Ukrainian) No name given, Ukrainian serviceman: “You see, he shot from somewhere here. They couldn’t shoot from this position here and hit this spot near us. It flew in with an arc trajectory like this” 20. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Gostryi, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian soldier: “We need to… (sound of incoming gunshots) “Is this “Rapira” or what?” Voice off-camera replying: “This is a scheduled attack, they attack during the entire last night.” Ukrainian serviceman: “It’s a true nightmare what they was doing last night.” 21. Various of soldier digging in ground, UPSOUND (Ukrainian) unnamed Ukrainian serviceman: “Clay, white clay… Don’t worry, it’s our outgoing fire. Like this, it’s so hard, you need to dig bit by bit” 22. Various of Ukrainian soldier Lemish, (nom de guerre, no other name given) sitting in trench eating, UPSOUND (Ukrainian) Kagor, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian soldier standing and talking to Lemish: “We need to push them off our lands as soon as possible.” UPSOUND (Ukrainian) Lemish, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian serviceman: “Yes, as soon as possible. We need to seed the fields, bring up our children.” UPSOUND (Ukrainian) Kagor, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian serviceman standing talking to Lemish: “You see, while I’m here, my family lives calmly. And not just my family, my entire country. My children, my wife, my mother, my grandmother. They all live calmly, that’s it. The victory will be ours, we’ll push them away, don’t doubt in this.” UPSOUND (Ukrainian) Kagor, nom de guerre, no other name given, Ukrainian serviceman standing talking to Lemish: 23. Close of Lemish smoking 24. Various of soldiers sleeping in trench dugout STORYLINE: Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar characterised the battle as fierce. #ukrainewar #war #frontline Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
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(24 May 2006) SHOTLIST 1.Tracking shot Israeli jeep 2.Palestinian youths throwing stones at Israeli military vehicle 3. More Israeli army vehicles arrive at scene; UPSOUND gunfire 4. Israeli soldier jumps out of vehicle and fires, gets back in 5.Wide of Manara square; UPSOUND gunfire 6. Israeli soldier jumps out of vehicle and fires, gets back in 7. Wide of square; UPSOUND heavy gunfire 8. Civilian van on fire 9. Pan from civilian van on fire to the Israeli army vehicle turning on the street, AUDIO of gunfire 10. Three Israeli jeeps on the street, smoke rising in background 11. Israeli jeeps at the square, red smoke rising from what appear to be smoke bombs 12. Palestinian youth throwing stones at Israeli military vehicles 13. Gun poking out of tank and firing at target (not in sight) 14. Palestinian youth throwing stones at Israeli military vehicles 15. Injured man being helped 16. Another injured Palestinian man stumbles, as if hit, running away 17. Injured palestinian being carried away STORYLINE Three Palestinians have been killed and at least 30 injured Wednesday in heavy clashes between Israeli soldiers and Palestinians in the West bank city of Ramallah. Fierce gunbattles erupted when Israeli troops entered the city, to arrest militants, Palestinian security officials said. Israel said it arrested a top Islamic Jihad leader, Mohammed al Shubaki. Islamic Jihad, in a telephone call to The Associated Press, confirmed the arrest, and Palestinian officials said five militants in total were arrested in the raid. Palestinian Preventive Security said an undercover Israeli unit came into town in a car that was subsequently torched. One of the Palestinian killed was struck by a live bullet to the eye and many others were injured from rubber bullets in the gun battle, hospital officials said. The fighting took place in Ramallah's central Manara Square. The Israeli army said its forces forces were in the city for an attempted arrest when they were confronted with a very large riot, and shots fired toward the troops. Youths pelted Israeli army vehicles with stones - occasionally an Israeli soldier jumped out briefly to fire before rushing back into a jeep. Smoke was rising from buildings near the central square in town. Red-coloured smoke could be seen in the distance. The Israelis pulled out of the square under a hail of stones as dozens of Palestinians chased the departing jeeps. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(24 Apr 1998) T/I: 10:43:50 Rwandan firing squads Friday (24/4) executed 22 people convicted of genocide during the 1994 civil war. Soldiers set up roadblocks one kilometer (a half-mile) from the execution site, ordering journalists and others to leave behind their cameras and recording equipment. The government apparently was trying to prevent more international condemnation by preventing newspaper and TV images of the executions. SHOWS: KIGALI, RWANDA. 24/04 MS army officers talking to WTN producer, telling them to go back or give in their cameras; VS officers saying the camera is not allowed; SOT Soldier "I'm telling you politely, go and leave your cameras home, don't come with your cameras, you don't have permission."; WS prison on hill where genocide suspects held; WS prison; MS prison wall; 1.13 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(8 Mar 1998) Rwandan/Nat The Rwandan army is searching for rebel forces in the forests, hills and swamps of the region, following a battle that killed 18 rebels earlier in the week. More than 150 people have been killed in central Rwanda in the last week, in the worst fighting in the region since the 1994 genocide. In an attempt to clamp down on recent violence, Rwandan army troops have attacked forces of the Interahamwe, the Hutu extremist militia. Eighteen rebels were killed on Thursday in a fierce battle with an undisclosed number of government troops. The officer leading the operation believes the Interahamwe forces will soon be defeated. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Well I think it's a matter of time, a very short time for sure. I don't think they're a credible group, but they enjoy the advantages of the terrain, and they still have the advantage of the local population, that they use as a shield in some places, mainly to confuse. It's a matter of time, it's quite a short time for a formidable conclusion." SUPER CAPTION: Lieutenant-Colonel Karenzi-Karake, Rwandan Army Despite being better equipped and trained than their opponents, Rwanda's army is still taking casualties. These men have been injured but will live, others have not been so lucky. The army claims to have lost eight men in the last week, but independent reports suggest the figure could be much higher. The latest fighting erupted on 28th of February. Conflict has intensified in Rwanda since hundreds of thousands of Hutus returned from exile in the Congo in November 1996. The rebels took part in the Hutu-led slaughter of more than 500-thousand Rwandan Tutsis and moderate Hutus in 1994. Tutsis gained control in July 1994 and stopped the massacres. This Tutsi woman survived those times, but lost everything. SOUNDBITE: (Kinyarwandan) "I went to hide in Kabgayi (a Catholic diocese), and then I went to Giko. When I came back here my house was destroyed, my property looted, I am still displaced here." SUPER CAPTION: Patricia Mukaluging, Survivor of 1994 Genocide Patricia's village of Bulinga was attacked by Interahamwe forces last week, when they killed several Tutsis. At least seven civilians have been killed over the last week, the number may be much higher. Many of the Hutus returning from exile have been accused of taking part in 1994's genocide. There are over 130-thousand in Cachots, or makeshift jails, like this one. Only a tiny number have been charged so far. These men were freed by the Interahamwe when they attacked Bulinga, but they chose to return rather than face life on the run. Altogether 138 rebels have been killed in the latest fighting. The army claims it is now mopping up the last remnants of the rebel forces, but it is inevitable that more casualties will be taken by both sides and the civilian population. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(11 Nov 2004) 1. Marines leaving the cover behind the walls, UPSOUND (English) soldier saying: "Watch out, watch out, let me take a shot." 2. Marines emerging on the street, shouting audio of gunfire 3. Various of marines running, two soldiers standing at the corner of the house 4. Various gun fire, tracers and smoke appearing right behind them with loud audio of gun fire, someone shouting "watch out, watch out" 5. Marines walking down a narrow street 6. Close-up Marine with goggles talking on the radio, bullets whizzing a few meters down the street in front of him, Marine taking cover 7. Mid shot of a soldier on the roof top shooting (filmed from the ground) 8. Group group of soldiers gathering, 9. A soldier on the roof throws the grenade, more of gun battle 10. More Marines shooting from the roof 11. Close-up marine aiming a gun 12. More soldiers, one raising gun quickly up and aiming above, at roof 13. Water coming out of the wall 14. Marine firing machine gun 15. SOUNDBITE (English) US Marine (no name given): "We thought everything was clear. We had guys up on the roof, we went over there to go get them, pull them back with the squad, and another guy popped out and tried to shoot me, pulled a frag at me, ran away from the frag, tripped over a dead body - one of their's, not ours - and made it back here. We're now trying to get the guy out and take care of business." (AUDIO of machine gun fire) 16. Marines talking on radio 17. Two soldiers shooting 18. UPSOUND (English) "Do you see him? No. No." 19. Soldiers on the ground shooting, 20. UPSOUND (English) "He's wounded in between those two houses. I don't know how far the 3rd squad is." 21. Marine shooting through the window inside the building, UPSOUND (English) "He's done." 22. Marines throwing grenade into house, storming in after the explosion 23. Various of seized weapons 24. Dead body under blanket 25. Wide shot street STORYLINE: New video of the street-to-street fighting in Fallujah was released late on Wednesday. The footage shows US Marines facing a resistance while advancing through the narrow streets of the one of the neighbourhoods of Fallujah. The insurgent fire is neutralised and they continue with their house to house clearing activity. Throughout the day, Americans hit the militants with artillery and mortars, and warplanes fired on the city's main street and market as well as the insurgent stronghold of Jolan, one of several neighbourhoods where troops were skirmishing with militants. At least 71 militants had been killed by early Wednesday, the third day of intense urban combat, the military said. As of Tuesday night, 10 US troops and two members of the Iraqi security forces had been killed. Marine reports on Wednesday said 25 American troops and 16 Iraqi soldiers were wounded. There was no new report Wednesday on US military deaths. Fallujah, 40 miles (64 kilometres) west of Baghdad, is the centrepiece of the Sunni Muslim insurgency that has stymied US efforts to secure Iraq and prepare for national elections that are scheduled for January. Most of Fallujah's 200,000 to 300,000 residents are believed to have fled the city before the US assault. Civilian casualties in the attack are not known, though US commanders say they believe the numbers are low. #Fallujah #USMarines Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(22 Feb 2007) SHOTLIST PLEASE BE AWARE THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL IS SHOT BY AN AP TELEVISION CREW EMBEDDED WITH THE US ARMY 1. Squad opening blue gate to residence to gain access 2. Various of Sergeant Montoya, from the 2nd Platoon, using a battering ram to gain entry to a locked wooden door 4. Soldiers finding an AK47 assault weapon and taking it apart 5. Gun in pieces on floor 6. Troops from the 2nd Platoon moving through streets 6. 2nd Platoon moving through streets with an armoured personnel carrier in the background covering the junction 7. Soldier talking to residents after searching house, grandmother sitting on floor UPSOUND of someone shouting 'bye bye' 8. Montoya breaking down door with battering ram UPSOUND of glass shattering 9. Soldiers leaving property 10. Montoya firing shot gun at lock on steel gate 11. Montoya using battering ram 12. Various of soldier guarding gate as the squad searches the house and children watching outside 13. Woman making bread while troops search the house 14. Soldier keeping watch from rooftop of building 15. Various of soldier taking gun apart in a bedroom 16. Soldiers on street corner 17. Squad going through gates into someone's house 18. Soldiers drinking water during a rest period 19. Soldiers being transported in the back of an armoured personnel carrier 20. Troops getting out of vehicle 21. Rear door of vehicle closing after troops dispatched STORYLINE US soldiers in Iraq have been carrying out searches in Baghdad neighbourhoods on Wednesday as part of the latest security plan to try to stop sectarian violence in the capital. Troops of the 9th Iraqi Army Division, 82nd Airborne and Armoured units of the 2nd Battalion 3rd Infantry Regiment are involved in the operation. A team from AP Television has been embedded with Alpha Company 2nd Battalion 3rd Infantry Regiment and filmed an operation on Wednesday. Soldiers can be seen going house to house looking for bomb-making facilities and arms caches and talking to local residents in an effort to stop insurgency. The operation was preparation ahead of ground troop deployment into the regional districts. Soldiers were filmed as they were deployed in the early hours of the morning, taking up positions around the districts of Shaab-ur and most recently Beida. Beida is across a main road adjacent to Sadr City. On Tuesday, an American military spokesman, Major General William Caldwell, told a news conference that US and Iraqi forces were focusing on areas of extremist activity in Baghdad and suggested talks were ongoing over when and how to move into Sadr City. Soldiers were filmed shooting at locks to gain entry to buildings and forcing entry to properties with a battering ram. AP Television's team, embedded with the troops, reported that the military spoke to local residents as part of their house to house searches in an attempt to gain intelligence to assist them in the future containment and security of this district. According to information from the US military involved in the searches in Baghdad, seven out of 10 homes have been found to contain weapons ranging from AK47 automatic assault rifles, SKS semi automatic rifles with bayonets and a variety of pistols. The troops, they said, unload these weapons and leave them within the household when they leave. Households in Iraq are legally allowed to hold a fully automatic assault weapon which can shoot at targets up to 450m away. Some said a shotgun would be a more acceptable measure for personal security in the home. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(2 Apr 2022) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: THIS EDIT CONTAINS GRAPHIC AND DISTURBING IMAGES CONTAINS SHOTS OF BODIES OF VICTIMS ASSOCIATED PRESS Bucha - 2 April 2022 1. Tracking shot showing bodies lying in street 2. Close of body 3. Close of body 4. Ukrainian soldiers next to body 5. Wide of body in street by abandoned cars 6. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) no name given, Bucha resident: "Those people were just walking and they shot them without any reason. Bang. In the next neighbourhood, Stekolka, it was even worse. They would shoot without asking any questions." 7. Close of hand 8. Wide of body in yard 9. Soldiers pulling body with cable, wary of the body being booby-trapped 10. Wide of soldiers next to body 11. Various of soldiers pulling body with cable, wary of the body being booby-trapped 12. Wide of tank pushing car, body lying on the ground 13. Close of hand 14. Man next to crushed car 15. Wide of tank passing by crushed car 16. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Yuri (no last name given), Bucha resident: "He was a resident, he worked in landscaping. A peaceful honest person. A smart man who loved to work. And they simply, shamelessly, and in full knowledge, crushed him to death with a Russian APC (armoured personnel carrier)." 17. Wide of man walking bike through debris and burnt out cars 18. Tracking shot of destroyed buildings STORYLINE: Ukrainian troops moved further north from the capital Kyiv on Saturday, taking up positions in the town of Bucha after retaking territory from Russian forces. Associated Press journalists counted six bodies of civilians scattered along a street and in the front yard of a house. The Ukrainian soldiers, backed by a column of tanks and armoured vehicles, attached cables to the bodies and pulled them off the street, fearing they may be booby-trapped with explosive devices. Residents of the town said the civilians were killed by Russian soldiers. "Those people were just walking and they shot them without any reason. Bang," said a Bucha resident who declined to give his name. As Russian forces pull back from Ukraine's capital region, retreating troops are creating a "catastrophic" situation for civilians by leaving mines around homes, abandoned equipment and "even the bodies of those killed," President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Saturday. Ukraine and its Western allies reported mounting evidence of Russia withdrawing its forces from around Kyiv and building its troop strength in eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian fighters reclaimed several areas near the capital after forcing the Russians out or moving in after them, officials said. = Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(15 Jun 2000) English/Nat Disgraced South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje confessed on Thursday to taking 1996 but again denied his team had ever thrown a match. Cronje, who announced his cricket career was over, told a commission of inquiry investigating corruption in the sport that stupidly he had been motivated by greed and lured by the temptation of easy money. In Cape Town on Thursday, the controversy that has enveloped South African cricket and the game as a whole, reached a new low with admissions by disgraced former captain Hansie Cronje that he lied to hide his involvement in match fixing and betting on the outcome of matches. SOUNDBITE: (English) "My initial denials of involvement made publicly and to the UCB were untruthful. My letter of the 11th of April was also untruthful in a number of respects and so too was the subsequent press statement issued on my instructions. I misled the United Cricket Board of South Africa and members of the South African government and those who tried to defend me. I also withheld facts from my legal representatives. I was not honest and I apologise unreservedly. I have also decided to sever my connections with the game and will not again play cricket at representative level. Words cannot begin to describe the shame, humiliation and pain which I feel in the knowledge that I have inflicted this on others. To my wife Berta, family and team mates in particular I apologise. The greatest honour which can be bestowed on any cricketer is to lead his country's national side. I failed in my moral and professional duties. Hopefully I can contribute some small measure of regress by placing before the commission the information which follows in this statement. Until now I have not named or implicated any other person and I feel that the revelations in this statement create serious implications for my personal safety. I have already received death threats. I wish to disclose all the information I have and in the emotional state in which I find myself, have dredged my memory as best as I can in order to place the facts before this commission. Since the first revelations made in the Indian press and in particular the morning of April the 11th of this year I have known that my days as a cricketer are over. There were however others, namely Herschelle Gibbs, Peter Stralion and Henry Williams, who have their playing careers before them and whose futures have been imperiled by my inexcusable actions." SUPER CAPTION: Hansie Cronje, former South African cricket captain Cronje, 30, said he first took a (U-S) 30-thousand dollar bribe in 1996 from a man introduced to him by former Indian skipper Muhammed Azharuddin. He took the money for correctly forecasting the outcome of a match. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Hamid and Sanjay indicated they wanted me to supply information but did not specify what exactly was required. I said I would not be prepared to do it unless we were assured of a place in the final in the triangular series. I was spinning them along as I think I never had any intention of throwing a match. They handed me cash in a cell phone box in case I changed my mind. I did not count the money which was left in a filing cabinet at home." SUPER CAPTION: Hansie Cronje, former South African cricket captain Previously Cronje had admitted to taking just (U-S) 8-thousand 200 dollars from a bookmaker in exchange for match information during a triangular series with England and Zimbabwe in South Africa. Gibbs reneged on the deal and Williams was injured. Both said they were not paid. SOUNDBITE: (English) Cronje was fired as captain. SOUNDBITE: (English) Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(10 Oct 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EDIT CONTAINS FOOTAGE OF A GRAPHIC NATURE CLIENTS: RESENDING SHOTLIST AT 0900GMT, ON 11 OCT, TO AMEND SPELLING TO KFAR AZZA CLIENTS: RESENDING SHOTLIST AT 0530GMT, ON 11 OCT, TO AMEND SPELLING TO MAJOR GENERAL ITAI VERUV ASSOCIATED PRESS Kibbutz Kfar Azza, Israel - 10 October 2023 1. Mid of Gaza border 2. Wide of soldier looking at the border 3. Mid of fence broken by Hamas militants during attack on Kfar Azza 4. Tracking mid of soldiers carrying a body of victim on stretcher 5. Tracking mid of soldiers carrying another body of victim 6. Mid of soldiers placing body of victim on the ground 7. Wide of bodies of victims in bags being counted by soldier 8. Mid of body bags and soldier 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Major General Itai Veruv, leader of Israeli forces that cleared Kfar Azza: “It’s not a war. It’s not a battlefield. You see the babies, the mothers, the fathers in their bedrooms, in their protection rooms, and how the terrorist killed them. It’s not a war, it’s not a battlefield. It’s a massacre. It’s a terror activity. You can see by yourself you can see something I have never seen in my entire life. It’s something we used to imagine happened to our grandmother and grandfather in the past with the pogroms in Europe and other places.” 10. Tracking of combat soldiers leading journalists to cleared village 11. Various of soldiers walking through village 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Or Tsfati, part of team salvaging body parts in Kfar Azza: “There is the security team, the combat soldiers, opening the houses, looking for another terrorist, maybe if there is. After that I am search and rescue unit and we're going to salvage what’s left, unfortunately.” 13. Wide of journalists and soldiers 14. Mid of motorcycle the military said was used by Hamas militants to cross the border 15. Wide of burnt-out houses and the body of Hamas militant GRAPHIC 16. Close of foot of dead militant GRAPHIC 17. Wide of dead militant next to a military ambulance GRAPHIC 18. Close of dead militant’s hand GRAPHIC 19. Wide of dead militant in front of destroyed homes GRAPHIC 20. Close of flag brought by the militants 21. Close of a ruined bandolier of bullets 22. Various of wrecked paraglider used by the militants to cross the border 23. Mid of a live grenade left from the militants 24. Various of bullet holes in doors 25. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Doron Spielman, Israel Defense Forces “Who could do this? They must have shed their humanity and what is left is something inhuman. To see baby carriages wit bullet holes and blood? Who goes up to a baby and kills a baby? Who kills a mother? I see the bodies in their homes.” 26. Mid of soldier walking past the burnt chassis of a truck 27. Mid of soldier holding a dog rescued from the rubble nicknamed “Lavana” or “Whitey” in Hebrew 28. Wide of soldiers at the ready with Lavana 29. Mid of burnt-out car 30. SOUNDBITE: (English) Major Doron Spielman, Israel Defense Forces : 31. Various of soldiers standing guard near the village 32. SOUNDBITE: (English) Major Doron Spielman, spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces : “They want to destroy us. We have no choice. We don’t want to fight them but we will and we will be victorious because if we don’t, we have nowhere else to go.” 33. Tracking mid of tank 34. Close of soldier atop the tank STORYLINE: Israel’s military on Tuesday allowed journalists into a kibbutz on the border with the Gaza Strip that was targeted by Hamas militants during their unprecedented attack on the Jewish nation. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(1 Jan 1995) In a fiery battle for control of Chechnya's capital, Russian soldiers attacked rebel positions with artillery, tank and rocket fire on Sunday (1/1).Burned-out Russian tanks littered the square outside Chechnya's presidential headquarters. In fighting on New Year's eve, at least two tanks were destroyed near Minutka Square, about 700 metres west of the presidential palace. SHOWS: GROZNY (31/12) CHECHENS WALKING IN EMPTY CENTRAL MARKET FIRE IN STREET RUSSIAN TANK DRIVING ALONG ROAD CHECHEN FIGHTERS WALKING ALONG STREET AUDIO CONSTANT SHELLING BUILDING ON FIRE CLOSE TO PRESIDENTIAL PALACE RUSSIAN TANK DRIVES PAST PALACE AUDIO TANK FIRING WOMAN RUNNING THROUGH WRECKAGE VS CHECHEN FIGHTERS A LOT OF FIRE AND SOUND OF EXPLOSIONS FIRES BURNING THROUGHOUT CITY CENTRE (1/1) VARIOUS OF CHECHEN TANKS AND APC TRAVELLING SHOT STREET SCENES WITH KNOTS OF PEOPLE CHECHENS WALKING APC CHECHEN FIGHTERS WALKING VS DESTROYED TANK AND APC 4.00 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(27 Aug 1998) T/I: 11:19:15 Journalists taken to Kinshasa airport late Thursday reported fighting in the Masina district in the east of Kinshasa, between the airport and the city centre. They said the area was totally surrounded by government forces. Film crews were on hand as government soldiers hurled a suspect rebel off a Kinshasa bridge and into the river below, then shot him from the parapet above. Elsewhere in the city, residents laughed and jeered around the burnt and disfigured bodies of another dead rebel suspects. SHOWS: 27/8 KINSHASA: * PICTURES SHOW SOLDIERS EXECUTING A REBEL, THROWING HIM OVER A BRIDGE AND THEN SHOOTING HIM* 00:00 armoured personnel carrier arriving at airport 00:08 soldiers standing on street at airport 00:10 helicopter landing at airport 00:14 landrover at a checkpoint - driving past body on road 00:20 crowd cheering 00:25 body on road surrounded by soldiers charred remains 00:29 rebel thrown over bridge 00:36 soldiers shooting at man thrown over bridge 00:49 soldiers in street - victory signs 00:52 armoured personnel carrier going down street 00:59 trucks with soldiers passing by 01:07 soldiers standing around on street 01:11 chanting crowd 01:17 dead body on ground 01:23 people chanting around body 1:31 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(11 Oct 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Jerusalem - 11 October 2023 1. Various of mourners 2. Wide of Shira Raziel, wife of deceased victim at podium 3. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Shira Raziel, wife of deceased victim: "My beloved friend... thank you for dying a hero. Thank you for keeping us safe and sound. Thank you for not having to witness world horrors that are impossible to imagine. Thank you for saving our lives, thank you for saving our lives, thank you for saving our lives." 4. Close of man crying 5. Various of coffin being carried 6. Coffin being placed down 7. Mid of mourners 8. Close of soldier 9. Wide of military priest singing prayer 10. Soldiers firing into air STORYLINE: Dozens of mourners on Wednesday attended a military funeral in Jerusalem for an Israeli soldier killed in a Hamas attack. Sergeant-major Yedidya Raziel of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) was killed in Kerem Shalom in southern Lebanon on Saturday. Raziel was one of the 15-man first-response team who engaged with the militants. At the funeral, his wife Shira paid tribute, thanking her husband for "saving our lives." After the surprise militant attack, Israel launched airstrikes on Gaza. At least 2,200 people have died on both sides in the war. = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(19 Nov 2023) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AUDIO QUALITY AS INCOMING ASSOCIATED PRESS Helsinki, Finland - 18 November 2023 1. Various of destroyed Russian tank in the centre of Helsinki during rally 2. Speaker at rally 3. People holding Ukrainian flags listening to speeches 4. Mid of tank 5. People holding Ukrainian flag 6. Ukrainian Association in Finland activist, Nadiia Fedorova speaking 7. SOUNDBITE (English) Nadiia Fedorova, Ukrainian Association in Finland activist: "We are struggling all the time to keep up with information through this war and all the hell that the Ukrainian people have been going through. We believe that material evidence is the most powerful. We decided to bring this tank as the material evidence of the brutality of this war, so everybody with their eyes can see it, and somehow that can activate their support for Ukraine." 8. Various of people holding Ukrainian flags STORYLINE: A Ukrainian community group in Finland has brought a destroyed Russian tank to a Helsinki square to raise awareness of the ongoing war in Ukraine. The Ukrainian Association in Finland, which represents Ukrainians residing in the country, installed the tank near Helsinki's Parliament House. On Sunday dozens of Ukrainians gathered near the Russian T72B3 tank, and held a rally to draw attention to the war. "We decided to bring this tank as the material evidence of the brutality of this war, so everybody with their eyes can see it, and somehow that can activate their support for Ukraine," Nadiia Fedorova, a Ukrainian activist, said. With the onset of the war between Israel and Hamas, the world’s attention has swung away from the nearly 2-year-old conflict in Ukraine. Ukrainians fear that a combination of global fatigue, competing political agendas and limited resources will result in less aid for their military, hurting the country’s ability to sustain its confrontation with Russia. AP video shot by Vasilisa Stepanenko = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(4 Jun 1989) CHINA - Beijing (Tian an men Square Massacre) var s Chinese people take part in parade to protest at Tian an Men Square massacre Soldiers guard palace pan to students occupying Square Student occupation of Square Night shots army moves into crowd Injured students Street scenes during massacre Injured student in hospital One man stands in protest in front of tank Street scenes during massacre var s Chinese government var s tributes to the dead Chinese people prevent crew from filming Students led away by soldiers You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍
(14 Apr 1994) Belgian troops attempting to evacuate Belgian nationals stranded in the Rwandan capital came under fire on Wednesday (13/4) from militiamen. SHOWS KIGALI, RWANDA 13/4: road block along street, people standing along side of road government forces through road block belgian troops on apc belgian troops being fired at by government forces belgian troops returning fire tutsi citizens of burundi embassy fleeing woman carrying monopoly board troops along road 2.59 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(13 Feb 2006) PLEASE NOTE, AP TELEVISION NEWS DOES NOT HAVE CONTROL OF THE LIVE POOL FEED BEING DELIVERED FROM BAGHDAD, WHICH OPERATES WITH A 20 MINUTE DELAY. THIS PACKAGE HAS BEEN EDITED FROM THAT LIVE SIGNAL. 1. Wide of trial's new chief judge, Raouf Abdel-Rahman 2. Wide of empty chairs 3. Mid shot of judge 4. Saddam shouting, UPSOUND: (Arabic) "Down with the agents. Down with Bush. Long live the nation, long live the nation!" 5. Mid shot of Raouf Abdel-Rahman 6. Mid shot of Saddam sitting in dock, UPSOUND: (Arabic) "Why have you brought us with force?" he asked Abdel-Rahman. "your authority gives you the right to try the defendant with absentia. Are you trying to overcome your own smallness?" 7. Mid shot of Raouf Abdel-Rahman, UPSOUND: (Arabic) "The law will be implemented." 8. Mid shot of Saddam and co-defendant 9. Mid shot of Raouf Abdel-Rahman 10. Mid shot of co-defendant (soundbite begins) 11. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Barzan Ibrahim, co-defendant: "Long live Iraq (noise). Long live the people of Iraq!" 12. Raouf Abdel-Rahman, UPSOUND: (Arabic) "Sit down" 13. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Barzan Ibrahim, co-defendant: "Shame and disgrace on you Raouf!" 14. Close up of court sign, UPSOUND: (Arabic) Saddam "Shame and disgrace on you Raouf!" 15. Mid shot of judge 16. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Saddam, co-defendant: "Shame and disgrace on you Raouf!" 17. Barzan 18. Judge Raouf Abdel-Rahman 19. Saddam STORYLINE Saddam Hussein attended the latest session of his trial on Monday despite a defence boycott, shouting "Down with Bush" as he entered the courtroom. The former Iraqi leader looked haggard, wearing a blue robe rather than the suit he has worn previously. After Saddam entered on his own, his co-defendant Barzan Ibrahim was brought in by guards as he shouted and protested, briefly scuffling with guards. (CLIENTS NOTE, THE PICTURES OF BARZAN SCUFFLING WITH GUARDS WERE NOT PROVIDED ON THE LIVE FEED) Saddam complained to the court that he was being forced to attend. The eight defendants boycotted the past sessions, refusing to work with court-appointed defence attorneys named after their own defence team walked out in protest. Saddam shouted, "Down with the agents. Down with Bush. Long live the nation!" referring to the American president, as he entered the room. He wore a blue galabeya - a traditional Arab robe - and a black jacket, a stark contrast to the tailored black suits he has worn to past sessions. Saddam's wants the replacement of the trial's new chief judge, Raouf Abdel-Rahman, a Kurd, who took over last month after his predecessor stepped down amid criticism over his handling of the trial. The defence claims that Abdel-Rahman is unfit to try the case because he was sentenced to life in absentia in the 1970s for anti-state activity. Saddam became president in 1979, but was Iraq's most powerful man for several years before that. In his first session in charge on Jan. 29, Abdel-Rahman tried to restore the authority of the court which had witnessed numerous outbursts from Saddam and Ibrahim, Iraq's former intelligence chief. The judge ejected one defence lawyer, prompting the rest to leave in protest. Saddam and three co-defendants were also allowed to leave or forcibly removed, and the judge appointed replacement defence lawyers. In the following session Feb. 1, only three defendants attended; none showed up the next day. #Saddam #Hussein #Trial Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(27 Jun 1994) As the Tutsi-dominated rebel Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) intensified its drive to take control of Kigali on Monday (27/6), the Hutu-dominated government army was training more men to combat the RPF offensive. SHOWS: GISENYI, RWANDA, 27/6: dozens of government trainee soldiers lined up on road pan of soldiers soldiers marching down road carrying weapons, soldiers singing as they march soldiers halted on roadside marching at jogging pace tracking shot as soldiers jog along road front shot of soldiers at head soldiers waving seated RUNS: 1.45 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(19 Mar 1996) T/I: 10:00:30 GS 10:49:04 The Government of the Philippines has ordered an inquiry into the worst fire in the nation's history. The blaze in a disco on Tuesday (19/3), killed at least 150 people, with scores still missing. There were about sixty survivors of the fire, which consumed the Ozone disco in Quezon City. Dozens of badly burned victims are being cared for in hospital. While the funeral parlours are choking with the charred bodies of the victims, families of the dead are having a hard time identifying their relatives, as most have been burnt beyond recognition. Fire officers said many of those who died were trampled in the rush to get out of the burning club. Jewelry, watches, and other personal effects collected at the scene are being used by authorities to assist families in the process of identifying the fire victims. Many of the dead were teenagers holding a graduation party at the Ozone Disco in the northern suburb of Manila, Quezon City. SHOWS: QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES, 18/3: Charred bodies removed from Disco Pan from firetruck with banner announcing "fire prevention week." Vice Mayor of Quezon City, Herbert Bautista, SOT in English: "We will conduct an investigation and we will see the verdict." Daylight shot of Ozone Disco Top shot of burnt disco roof Crowd in front of Disco Sister in search of brother who had gone to the Ozone for his birthday celebration and is still missing, SOT in Tagalog: "My brother was celebrating his birthday with his friends in the Disco, and all his friends have been located except him." Ext. of funeral parlour "La Funeraria Paz" Various charred bodies inside funeral parlour Relatives trying to identify the charred bodies through jewelry and watches Cu ring on finger of corpse Cu watch on wrist of corpse 2.32 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(10 Apr 2004) Tarmiya, outskirts of Baghdad - April 10, 2004 1. Tracking shot of burning truck at side of road 2. Helicopter overhead 3. People walking past burning truck 4. Iraqi Civil Defence Corps (ICDC) soldier getting out of truck 5. Various interior of cab with blood 6. Burnt out truck at side of road 7. Food packages on road next to truck 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Name Unknown, U.S. Soldier: "What happened was a group of American KBR (Kellog Brown and Root - US contractors) tankers moving north were hit by an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) down where the smoke was burning. It travelled this far, the vehicle caught fire, it went ahead and stopped, we pulled the drivers out. Another truck was attacked by a RPG (Rocket Propelled Grenade) grenade launcher, and that person was injured." 9. Various of Iraqis standing by burning vehicle Baiji - April 9, 2004 10. Insurgents with weapons AUDIO explosions and gunfire 11. Blood on road, then pan to U.S. soldier Kevlar helmet 12. Various of masked men on street 13. Apache helicopter overhead 14. Wide shot of street 15. Helicopter overhead 16. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Voxpop: " We saw the U.S. bodies on the street and the blood on the street." 17. Various of damaged building - Baiji market 18. Wide shot of people on street 19. Debris - piece of ordnance - on street 20. People in front of damaged building 21. Damaged building 22. Wide shot of debris 23. Various of men standing next to vehicles covered in debris A convoy of trucks belonging to U.S. contractor Kellog Brown and Root came under attack on Saturday morning on the outskirts of Baghdad, in the district known as Tarmiya. According to a U.S. soldier at the scene, the convoy was first hit by an improvised explosive device (IED). One vehicle was abandoned at the attack site after soldiers pulled the driver out of the cab. Further down the road, another vehicle came under fire from an rocket propelled grenade (RPG). The driver of that vehicle, according to soldiers, was evacuated. Meanwhile as many as five U.S. Soldiers were reported dead after clashes in Baiji on Friday, according to people in the town. Witnesses said a firefight took place in the in the market area of the town - 175 kilometres north of the capital Baghdad. U.S. helicopters arrived shortly after and fired on the area destroying a house and damaging several shops according to witnesses. No Iraqi casualties were reported. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
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(22 Jul 1996) Tagalog/Eng/Nat A furious Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Junior has slammed a decision by a jury in Hawaii to award $22 (b) billion to a U-S company in a case against his late father. The company alleged the former President of the Philippines, Ferdinand Marcos, stole a priceless golden Buddha statue in 1971. Marcos Junior dismissed the jury's decision as 'irrational.' Home at last but not happy. Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos is returning from a trip to Hawaii where he heard charges read out against his late father for yet another time. This time his family lost the battle. It all began in 1971 when Filipino treasure-hunter Rogelio Roxas charged Marcos' soldiers with confiscating a gold 3-foot-high (1 meter) Buddha statue he found in the northern Philippine mountains. Roxas said it was stuffed with diamonds. The locksmith cum treasure hunter claimed the soldiers later replaced the statue with a bronze one. Before his death in 1993, Roxas turned over his claim to the treasure to a group of investors that formed the Atlanta-based Golden Buddha Corporation. The corporation filed suit in Hawaii, originally seeking 1 trillion dollars. 'Bongbong' says he is not surprised with the jury's decision, as they are foreigners and are ignorant of what happened in the Philippines two decades ago. SOUNDBITE: (English) "As I said, I can only characterized the decision as are Americans deciding about supposed of the alleged activities of Filipinos that had happened in the Philippines 20 something odd years ago. How can they make a fair and just judgement when they don't know what really happened in our country." SUPER CAPTION: Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. He went on to say that he felt the decision was completely without foundation. SOUNDBITE: (English) "I have no statement except to react to the decision that was handed down by the court in Honolulu. I can only characterized it as being irrational because it is completely beyond reason. If the evidence presented I cannot understand the mental process that arrived at this decision." SUPER CAPTION: Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. This hasn't been the first time the Marcos clan has lost in the courts. Three years ago, the Honolulu Federal Court also awarded $2 billion against the Marcos estate to some 10-thousand Filipinos who claimed they were victims of human rights violations during Marcos' regime. Like the Philippine government, they want to get the Marcos assets worth $ U-S 475 (m) million believed to be deposited in two Swiss banks. A revolt in the Philippines prompted the Marcos family to flee to Hawaii in 1986 where the former President died three years later. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(27 Nov 2008) 1. Armed forces standing by car 2. Pan to Taj Mahal hotel, AUDIO: Gunfire 3. Various of media and others lying ground at sound of gunfire 4. Indian commandos going inside hotel 5. Soldier running out with pistol in hand 6. Army soldier holding gun behind a tree 7. Wide of army soldiers outside hotel 8. Various of people reading newspaper, with pictures from attacks 9. Various of fire and black smoke pouring out of window in Taj Mahal hotel 10. Soldiers running to take position 11. Various of soldiers in position 12. Pull out of "Critical Care Van" to hotel, AUDIO: Gunfire 13. Hotel guests taking refuge by side of wall 14. Army sniper in position 15. Wide of guests outside hotel 16. Wide of Taj Mahal hotel NIGHT SHOTS 17. Sniffer dog inspecting car entering Marriot Hotel 18. Soldier running in street 19. Various of rescued Taj hotel guests walking in street outside hotel 20. Rescued Taj hotel guests getting on a bus 21. Hotel guests outside in street 22. Man with bloodstained shirt walking outside in street 23. Injured man being carried out of hotel 24. Ambulance with lights flashing 25. Fire brigade helping woman descend from hotel window down crane 26. Woman inside ambulance 27. Media filming ambulance 28 . Woman in ambulance receiving hug from partner 29. Close of car window damaged by blast 30. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Vijay Raichand, rescued guest: "At about 9:15 we heard some firing, we were watching tv, they said two gangs were fighting each other. As time went on the tv story turned around and said there could be terrorists." 31. Hotel staff running out of hotel 32. Scuffle between media and the hotel security 33. Injured man walking 34. Wide of people in front of hotel 35. Injured people getting into ambulance 36. Wide of media in front of ambulance, ambulance driving away 37. Wide of soldier running outside hotel 38. Various of flames rising from Taj Mahal hotel STORYLINE: Indian commandos were sending out a trickle of bodies and hostages from a luxury Mumbai hotel on Thursday morning as they attempted to free dozens of people still trapped or held captive, nearly a day after teams of gunmen stormed at least 10 sites in the heart of India's financial capital, killing 101 people and wounding more than 300. Among the dead were at least one Australian, Japanese and British national according to officials. Gunmen, heavily armed with assault rifles, hand grenades and explosives, had invaded two five star hotels, a popular restaurant, a crowded train station and a Jewish centre, in what appeared to be a highly coordinated assault late on Wednesday evening. A previously unknown Islamic militant group has claimed responsibility. Fighting between police and attackers continued on Thursday morning at some of the 10 landmarks more than 12 hours after the first attacks. Outside the Taj Hotel police and gunmen were exchanging occasional gunfire on Thursday morning. Authorities believed seven to 15 foreigners were hostages at the Taj Mahal hotel, according to a top state official but it was unclear where the hostages were in the Taj Mahal, which is divided into an older wing, which was in flames, and a modern tower that was not on fire. A series of explosions had rocked the luxury hotel just after midnight. Screams were heard and black smoke and flames billowed from the century-old edifice on Mumbai's waterfront. Firefighters sprayed water at the blaze and plucked people from balconies with extension ladders. By dawn, the fire was still burning. All had come from the Taj Mahal, the officials said. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(4 Oct 2023) ASSOCIATED PRESS Gaza City , Gaza Strip - 4 October 2023 1. Various of masked militants from Islamic Jihad movement marching in Gaza street to mark their 36th anniversary 2. Various of masked militants gathering and holding Islamic Jihad flags 3. Various of street procession with military style vehicles carrying rockets launcher 4. Street procession with military style vehicles carrying Islamic Jihad drones 5. Various of street procession with military style vehicles carrying Islamic Jihad fighters with face masks and guns STORYLINE: Gaza streets bore witness to a significant military parade as the Palestinian Islamic Jihad celebrated its 36th anniversary. On the ground, 4,000 militants, armed with an array of heavy weaponry and rocket launchers, drones, the latest addition to the PIJ's arsenal, marking a new chapter in the group’s military capabilities. Since Hamas’ violent takeover in 2007, the Gaza Strip has been a flashpoint of conflict and tension. The area has experienced severe deterioration due to continuous conflicts and a stringent 17-year blockade by Israel and Egypt, significantly impacting the lives of its residents. The PIJ took this anniversary as an opportunity not just to display traditional military strength but also to showcase technological advancements with the inclusion of drones in their arsenal, aiming to bolster their position and influence in the region. = Clients are reminded to adhere to all listed restrictions and to check the terms of their licence agreements. For further assistance, please contact the AP Archive on: Tel +44(0)2074827482 Email: info🤍aparchive.com. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 #Palestinian #Jihad You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(23 Mar 2000) Natural Sound President Pasteur Bizimungu of Rwanda has resigned. Bizimungu was appointed in 1994 by the Rwandan Patriotic Front when the former government was ousted. He recently accused Parliament and a newly sworn-in Cabinet of disobedience and failing to respect his choice for ministers. Rwandan President Pasteur Bizimungu resigned on Thursday, days after accusing Parliament and a newly sworn-in Cabinet of disobedience and said they were failing to respect his choice for ministers. (UPSOT) "From today, March 23, 2000, I resign from the post of President of the Republic of Rwanda," Bizimungu said in a letter to the President of the Supreme Court. Government officials told Associated Press that Bizimungu submitted his resignation in a letter to the President of the Supreme Court. Bizimungu was appointed by the Rwandan Patriotic Front (R-P-F) to serve as president in July 1994 when the former Hutu government, responsible for the 100-day slaughter of more than 500,000 minority Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus, was ousted. The R-P-F is a former rebel organisation and now a major political power which stopped the genocide. According to a 1993 power-sharing agreement, under which Rwanda is still governed, the then Hutu government allows the R-P-F to name the candidate for president. The National Assembly and the Cabinet must ratify its choice. Bizimungu, a Hutu, was embroiled in conflict with the Tutsi-led R-P-F over issues of corruption and the prosecution of some ministers suspected of graft and mismanagement. Former R-P-F rebel leader, Major General Paul Kagame, a Tutsi who is both vice president and Minister of Defence, is the real power in Rwanda. But Bizimungu's presidency was significant because of Rwanda's majority Hutu population. Government officials said National Assembly speaker, Vincent Biruta, would take over as interim president until the 18-member Cabinet and the 70-member Parliament decide on the next president. It is not yet clear when the decision will be made. Government officials said Bizimungu - a former businessman and a relative of Rwanda's late Hutu president, Juvenal Habyarimana - was opposed to the prosecution of ministers and officials suspected of corruption. The shooting down of Habyarimana's plane as it approached Kigali airport on April 6, 1994, on the way home from peace talks in Arusha, Tanzania, sparked 100 days of slaughter. Hundreds of thousands of Rwandans finally returned home from U-N refugee camps in Zaire in 1996. President Bizimungu was there to greet them. He promised that together they would rebuild their country and create a brighter future. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(12 Dec 1994) THOUSANDS OF RESIDENTS OF GROZNY ATTEMPTED TO LEAVE THE CITY SUNDAY FEARING AN ONSLAUGHT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS FOLLOWING IMPLEMENTATION OF PRESIDENT YELTSIN'S ORDERS TO DISARM ALL RIVAL SIDES IN THE BREAKAWAY REPUBLIC OF CHECHNYA. LINES OF CARS AND BUSES CARRYING WOMEN AND CHILDREN LINED UP TO LEAVE GROZNY IN SEARCH OF SAFER PLACES AMIDST REPORTS THAT RUSSIANS HAVE BEGUN FIRING IN SOME OF THE NEIGHBOURING REPUBLICS. MEANWHILE, IN THE CITY CENTRE, TENSIONS CONTINUED RISING AS SOLDIERS SURROUNDED THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE IN PREPARATION TO DEFEND IT AND CHECHEN ELDERS CONTINUED THEIR DAILY CALLS FOR THE DEFENCE OF CHECHEN INDEPENDENCE. SHOWS: GROZNY 11/12 DEMO IN FREEDOM SQUARE IN GROZNY CENTER, VARIOUS SHOTS DEMO, SOLDIERS WITH GUNS ON GUARD AROUND SQUARE, SOLDIERS WITH ROCKET LAUNCHERS, WS LINE OF CARS LEAVING CITY, VARIOUS SHOTS WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN CARS AS SOLDIERS STOP CARS TO INSPECT THEM. C. 2:00 Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(13 Mar 2012) +CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE, THIS STORY CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES+ 1. Various of armed Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebels on street corner on lookout for government forces 2. Various of rebels in pick up truck, UPSOUND: gunfire and shelling 3. Mid of rebels in street cheering and chanting 4. Wide shot of rebels in street firing guns 5. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Unidentified Free Syrian Army (FSA) rebel: "This is the work of the Abu Bakr battalion. We make home-made grenades to destroy the enemy. God is great." 6. Various of man praying 7. Various of rebels sitting with guns 8. Mid of rebels on back of pick up truck shouting, UPSOUND: (Arabic) "God is great." 9. Mid of rebels with machine gun on top of pick up truck 10. Close of two armed rebels in car, one saying, UPSOUND (Arabic) "We are coming to get you presidential thugs." 11. Mid of pick up truck carrying rebels driving away 12. Mid of man kneeling to spot tank in distance then dodging bullets, UPSOUND: gunfire 13. Close of rebel looking through binoculars 14. Wide of rebels running, UPSOUND: gunfire and anti aircraft rounds 15. Close of blood on street, loose tilt up to rebels with guns walking away down street 16. Mid tracking shot of rebels hiding improvised explosive device under cardboard box 17. Tracking shot of rebels cheering on street, celebrating news of a tank being destroyed shouting, UPSOUND (Arabic) "There is only one God. In God we trust." 18. Mid of rebel walking towards camera as gunfire erupts in the street behind 19. Wide of street in aftermath of tank shelling, rebels running to help the injured 20. Wide of rebel carried by two men as car drives past quickly 21. Mid of two men helping injured rebel, zoom to rebels by car amid gunfire 22. Close of wounded rebel lying on street 23. Various of rebels stretching wire linked to explosive device 24. Wide of rebels in street outside hospital 25. Mid of man crying in street, rebel approaches camera to show blood on his jacket on jacket, pan left to activist consoling grieving rebel 26. Tilt from rebel on floor to three men looking on 27. Mid of injured rebel on floor being consoled 28. Various of rebels outside hospital crying STORYLINE The Syrian army has recaptured the northern rebel stronghold of Idlib near the Turkish border, a major base that military defectors had held for months, a pro-government newspaper and an activist group said Tuesday. Prior to those reports, members of the Free Syrian Army (FSA) were seen fighting President Bashar Assad's forces on Sunday in an attempt to remain in control of Idlib. Exclusive Associated Press video of the siege shows FSA rebels shooting at Syrian forces. The odds are against the lightly armed rebel force being able to resist the highly equipped Syrian army. The Free Syrian Army is the largest armed opposition force, made up of army defectors and protesters who have taken up weapons. But its structure is very loose and the group is outgunned by regime forces. Most of the rebels are armed only with machine guns and rocket propelled grenades. As testament to that, rebels on Sunday hid improvised explosive devices under cardboard to target army tanks. At least seven rebels died in the operation to destroy the tank. The injured were taken to a nearby hospital while other rebels mourned the loss of friends and family members that perished in the fighting. The three-day operation to capture Idlib gives the regime some momentum as it tries to crush the armed resistance. Ghanoum. The operation by Assad's forces to capture Idlib was condemned by the majority in the international community. Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
(24 Apr 1995) T/I 10:01:00 Tens of thousands of people, many wounded and sick, fled on Sunday (23/4) from the Rwandan refugee camp where at least 2,000 people were killed by Rwandan soldiers or trampled in stampedes a day earlier. Soldiers buried the bodies in shallow graves and pit latrines. SHOWS: 23/4 RWANDA SHOWS: KIBEHO CAMP, RWANDA Kibeho camp aerial red cross worker treating injured australian medical team treating injured people, injured put into back of truck bodies on ground with people standing behind them; bodies on ground; cu dead babies's face; pile of bodies on ground; bodies being shifted around; bodies being shifted around; bodies taken away on stretcher by soldiers; bodies in mass grave; bodies tipped into mass grave; bodies in grave; un soldiers with machine guns; cu bloodied face; bodies taken away on stretchers; refugees standing around; young boy sitting; family standing watching. 3.45 ends Find out more about AP Archive: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 You can license this story through AP Archive: 🤍
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