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13-04-2007, 07:18
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חבר מתאריך: 22.05.05
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תמונות היום 12 לאפריל
  
BAGHDAD - BAGHDAD - IRAQ
epa00981823 epa00981809 epa00981805 US military helicopter fly over the Convention centre inside the fortified GreenZone in Baghdad where Iraqi Parliament made their session there on Thursday 12 April 2007. An explosion inside the Iraqi parliament building in Baghdad on Thursday has resulted killing at least two lawmakers and 10 others wounded. The explosion ripped through a cafeteria on the second floor of the Baghdad Convention Center, home to Iraqs parliament since the body was elected in 2005. EPA/ALI HAIDER EPA/ALI HAIDER EPA/ALI HAIDER
EPA / STF / ALI HAIDER
KANDAHAR - KANDAHAR - AFGHANISTAN
epa00981822 A Canadian soldier of the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) patrols in Kandahar, on Wednesday 11 April 2007. Two NATOled Canadian peacekeeping soldiers were killed and three others wounded when their vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan, NATO spokesperson said Thursday. Around 2,500 Canadian soldiers are based in Kandahar province as part of NATOled ISAF mission. EPA/HUMAYOUN SHIAB
EPA / STR / HUMAYOUN SHIAB
TINSUKIA - ASSAM - INDIA
epa00981766 Arms and ammunitions recovered from the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants are being displayed in front of media by Indian army at Dumduma about 500km away from Guwahati city, northeast India on Thursday, 12 April 2007. Eight senior cadres including two women cadres were killed in an operation conducted by the Indian army in the jungles of neighboring Lohit district of Arunachal Pradesh. The killed militants belong to the C Company of the Myanmar based 28 Battalion of the ULFA establish camps in the jungles areas of AssamArunachal Pradesh states to launch operations in Upper Assam. EPA/STR
EPA / STR / STR
   
BAGHDAD - BAGHDAD - IRAQ
epa00981672 Iraqi riveri police patrol at the scene where a truck bomb exploded in the middle of alSarafiyah Bridge in Baghdad on Thursday 12 April 2007 .A truck bomb exploded on a major bridge in Baghdad early Thursday , killing at least eight people and injuring at least 20 others. The explosion caused part of the alSarafiyah Bridge to collapse sending cars toppling into the Tigris river . EPA/ALI ABBAS
EPA / STF / ALI ABBAS
MADRID - CASTILLA - SPAIN
epa00981750 Spanish Prime Minister, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapataro, and his New Zelands counterpart, Helen Clark, review the Guard of Honor before their meeting at the Moncloa Palace in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday 12 April 2007. Clark is in Madrid to promote and improve the trade, touristic and cultural bilateral relations, and her visit forms part of a tour to Portugal, Spain and Singapur until 19 April 2007, when she will return to New Zeland. EPA/PACO CAMPOS EPA/PACO CAMPOS
EPA / STF / PACO CAMPOS
PARIS - ILE-DE-FRANCE - FRANCE
epa00981745 South African President Thabo Mbeki reviews the Presidential Guard before being greeted by French President Jacques Chirac at Elysee Palace in Paris, France, Thursday 12 April 2007. EPA/HORACIO VILLALOBOS
EPA / STF / HORACIO VILLALOBOS
ISLAMABAD - ISLAMABAD - PAKISTAN
epa00981728 Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Fradkov inspects guard of honor upon arrival at Prime minister house in Islamabad to meet Pakistans premier Shaukat Aziz, on Thursday 12 April 2007. Mikhail Fradkov is in Pakistan for wideranging talks with a focus on greater economic cooperation between the two countries. EPA/T. MUGHAL
EPA / STR / T. MUGHAL
BANGKOK - BANGKOK - THAILAND
epa00981635 A Thai police officer security checks a western tourists belonging following the threat of a bomb attack during the Songkran festival, the Thai tradition New Year, also known as the water festival in Bangkok, Thailand, Thursday 12 April 2007. The threeday Songkran Festival is celebrated by splashing water and putting powder on each others face as a symbolic sign of cleansing and washing away the sins from the old year. EPA/STR
EPA / STR / STR
   
SEOUL - SEOUL - REPUBLIC OF KOREA
epa00981572 United Nations Command soldiers salute during a repatriation ceremony at Yangsan U.S. military base on Thursday 12 April 2007 in Seoul, South Korea. The remains of soldiers who fought in the 195053 Korean War were recently found by a joint recovery operation in North Korea, recovered by a U.S. team sent to South Korea. The remains will be transported to Hawaii where the joint POW/MIA accounting command will start the identification process. The U.S. military has suspended operations to recover remains of missing U.S. service members in North Korea because the uncertain political conditions have raised concerns about the protection of U.S. military personnel there. EPA/CHUNG SUNGJUN / POOL
EPA / POOL / CHUNG SUNG-JUN / POOL
JAKARTA - JAKARTA - INDONESIA
epa00981564 Indonesian antiterror police unit show their skills during a security drill in Jakarta, Thursday, 12 April 2007. The head of Indonesias AntiTerrorism desk believes there is a new militant regional terror network operating in Southeast Asia. And for th first time, the militants are also targeting individuals, on top of launching bigger scale attacks that can inflict mass casualties. EPA/JURNASYANTO SUKARNO
EPA / STF / JURNASYANTO SUKARNO
JAKARTA - JAKARTA - INDONESIA
epa00981563 Indonesian riot polices prepare for a security drill in Jakarta, Thursday, 12 April 2007. The head of Indonesias AntiTerrorism desk believes there is a new militant regional terror network operating in Southeast Asia. And for th first time, the militants are also targeting individuals, on top of launching bigger scale attacks that can inflict mass casualties. EPA/JURNASYANTO SUKARNO
EPA / STF / JURNASYANTO SUKARNO
TOKYO - TOKYO - JAPAN
epa00981542 Admiral Timothy J. Keating, Commander of U.S. Pacific Command, shakes hands with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe prior their meeting at the premiers official residence, in Tokyo, Thursday, 12 April 2007. EPA/FRANCK ROBICHON
EPA / STF / FRANCK ROBICHON
 
BEIRUT - BEIRUT - LEBANON
epa00981848 Lebanese soldiers secure the site where a bomb was allegedly discovered in the premises of the Hawaii University in Beirut, Lebanon, Thursday 12 April 2007. Lebanese authorities have repeatedly discovered arms and unexploded bombs in various areas in the country in the past few months. Lebanon has been shaken by deadly terror attacks in the past three years. They included the assassinations of several figures opposed to Syrias military domination of the country until its forced pullout in 2005 following the murder of former premier Rafik Hariri. EPA/WAEL HAMZEH
EPA / STF / WAEL HAMZEH
MOGADISHU - MOGADISHU - SOMALIA
epa00981877 An African Union soldier from Uganda stands guard on a street in the south of the capital Mogadishu as a Somali family sits outside thier home on Thursday 12 April, 2007. At least two people have been killed and three others were wounded in a renewed fighting that erupted in northern Mogadishu between the Ethiopian troops and insurgents. EPA/BAKAR AHMED
EPA / STR / BAKAR AHMED
  
MOGADISHU - MOGADISHU - SOMALIA
epa00981912 Insurgents take cover from firing by transitional government troops on the front line of the latest fighting in northern Mogadishu on Thursday 12 April, 2007. At least two people have been killed and three others were wounded in a renewed fighting that erupted in northern Mogadishu between the Ethiopian troops and insurgents. EPA/IBRAHIM ELMI
EPA / STR / IBRAHIM ELMI
 
RAF Lyneham - Wlitshire - UNITED KINGDOM
epa00981874 The repatriation of Second Lieutenant Joanna Yorke Dyer at the arrival of her coffin at RAF Lyneham, Britain Thursday 12 April 2007. Second Lieutenant Joanna Yorke Dyer one of four British soldiers killed in a roadside bomb attack near Basra, Iraq, on 05 April 2007. British Prince William had announced that he was saddened by the death of his friend, who studied at Sandhurst Military academy at the same time as the prince. EPA/Cpl G Moreno EDITORIAL USE ONLY
EPA / Crown copyright reserved / Cpl G Moreno
HAMBURG - HAMBURG - GERMANY
epa00981886 A Hamburg police officer holds two bones in her hand while searching the Alsterfleet river for further corpse parts in Hamburg, Germany, Thursday 12 April 2007. Parts of a corpse were already found at the river on March 27th. The body parts are suspected to belong to Kai Song who has been missing since January. EPA/BODO MARKS
EPA / STF / BODO MARKS
ANKARA - ANKARA - TURKEY
epa00981909 Turkish Chief of Staff General Yasar Buyukanit gestures during a press conference in Ankara, Turkey on Thursday 12 April 2007. Turkeys military chief said it is necessary to launch a cross border military operation into northern Iraq against Kurdish rebels but that any decision to do so needed political approval from the Turkish Government. EPA/STR
EPA / STR / STR
  
ZZZ - - ALGERIA
epa00981903 This undated video still obtained from the SITE Institute on 12 April 2007, alledgedly shows Abu Dajana one of the suicide bombers responsible for attacks in the Algerian capital 11 April. EPA/SITE INSTITUTE HANDOUT EDITORIAL USE ONLY
EPA / HO / SITE INSTITUTE HANDOUT
British soldiers from the RAF Regiment, with the Quick Response Force (QRF), get set to head out from the base in Kandahar, Afghanistan Thursday, April 12, 2007
Lt. Gen. Pietro Pistolese stands outside the Rafah border crossing in the Gaza Strip, Wednesday, April 11, 2007. Pistolese, one of Italy's top cops, heads a team of 87 European observers sent to the Rafah passenger terminal after Israel's 2005 pullout from Gaza to reassure an apprehensive Israel that Palestinian inspectors would prevent the smuggling of weapons and militants. With a EU border mission up for review, Pistolese warned the Israelis and Palestinians not to take the European involvement for granted.
A police search team walks past two police officers standing guard at the gate outside a cordon off Rastafarian temple in southeast London, following a predawn raid for drugs and weapons, during which at least 23 people were arrested Thursday April 12, 2007. More than 100 armed British police officers stormed a Rastafarian temple Thursday after the building's management said drug dealers had taken over the premises.
Police officers wear a black cloth on their badges as they walk to the Hill School Center for the Arts in Pottstown, Pa., for the funeral services of slain FBI Special Agent Barry Lee Bush, 52, Thursday, April 12, 2007. Mourners arrived Thursday for memorial services for Barry Lee Bush who was shot to death, possibly by his own colleague, while pursuing a group of suspected bank robbers in New Jersey
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao delivers a speech to members of Parliament in Tokyo Thursday, April 12, 2007. Wen, who arrived in Tokyo Wednesday for a three-day visit, called for improved ties with Japan, but urged Tokyo not to forget its past military aggressions in Asia
Communists wave Chinese flags following a confrontation with Police in the "Chinatown" district of Milan, Italy, Thursday, April 12, 2007. The clashes were apparently originated by a protest of a woman who had been fined for blocking traffic
  
Young women look up at a Police officer in riot gear following a confrontation in the "Chinatown" district of Milan, Italy, Thursday, April 12, 2007. The clashes were apparently originated by a protest of a woman who had been fined for blocking traffic
A protestor run in front of a truck set on fire by a crowd protesting against government plans to allocate forest land to a sugar company, Thursday, April 12, 2007. A mob stoned to death two people of Asian origin and two other people were killed Thursday as a protest over a prized Ugandan rainforest exploded into racial violence, forcing military police in armored vehicles to fire tear gas into the crowd, authorities said. The protest in the Ugandan capital was aimed at a subsidiary of the Mehta Group, which is run by Ugandans of Indian descent. The company wants to slash part of the Mabira Forest Reserve to expand its sugar plantation
Idaho Air National Guard 1st Lt. Jennifer Chase lands an A-10 Warthog at Gowen Field Wednesday, April 11, 2007, in Boise, Idaho. The 190th Fighter Squadron will be deploying to Iraq in early May
Idaho Air National Guard Maj. Ron Hedges climbs out of the cockpit of a A-10 Warthog jet following a two hour training flight Wednesday, April 11, 2007, in Boise, Idaho. The 190th Fighter Squadron will be deploying to Iraq in early May
The bloodied boots of a policeman who was killed while on guard duty at the al-Sarafiya bridge are seen at Karkh hospital yard in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, April 12, 2007. The policeman tried initially to diffuse the bomb after a driver parked the truck in the middle of the bridge and ran away. At least 10 people were killed and another 26 were injured
  
CASABLANCA - RABAT - MOROCCO
epa00981950 Moroccan security forces block the road after arresting the militant Hicham Chami, in Hay Farah, Morocco, on Thursday 12 April 2007. The police found him in a house after a twoday search. EPA/KARIM SELMAOUI
EPA / STF / KARIM SELMAOUI
MOGADISHU - MOGADISHU - SOMALIA
epa00981942 An insurgent fires at transitional government troops as another take cover behind a wall on the front line of the latest fighting in northern Mogadishu on Thursday 12 April, 2007. At least two people have been killed and three others were wounded in a renewed fighting that erupted in northern Mogadishu between the Ethiopian troops and insurgents. EPA/IBRAHIM ELMI
EPA / STR / IBRAHIM ELMI
 
- - - GERMANY
epa00981988 The undated airforce handout shows a tornado figther jet in Germany. A German Armed Forces jet crashed over Switzerland today. According to Swiss television coverage the jet in question is a tornado fighter. A spokesperson of the German Ministry of Defence confirmed the crash, however did not provide information on the jets type, the crashs catalyst nor its exact site. One of two pilots is said to be injured while the other is still searched for. Allegedly the jet fighter returned from Corsica and crashed over the Canton of Berne. EPA/PIZLuftwaffe / HANDOUT
EPA / HO / PIZ-Luftwaffe / HANDOUT
KABUL - KABUL - AFGHANISTAN
epa00981975 An Afghan refugee girl, who has recently returned with her family from neighboring Pakistan, plays outside her temporary shelters on the outskirts of Kabul on Thursday 12 April 2007. Thousands of unregistered Afghans are returning home on regular basis since the UN refugee agency started this years voluntary repatriation to Afghanistan in neighboring Pakistan. EPA/SYED JAN SABAWOON
EPA / STR / SYED JAN SABAWOON
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