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الجيش الإسلامي في العراق يعلن الإفراج عن الصحفيين الفرنسيين وتسليمهما لسفارة بلدهما في بغداد
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مشاركة: عاجل
في شي يسمونه مصدر وينه!!!!!!!
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مشاركة: عاجل
واضح كدة إن الخبر صحيح بعد ما بحثت فى ما نقلته الصحف وقع بصرى على ما كتب فى صحيفة الجارديان البريطانية ... أعذرونى لنقله باللغة الإنجليزية ....
Two French Reporters Released in Iraq
Tuesday December 21, 2004 5:31 PM
PARIS (AP) - Two French reporters held hostage for four months in Iraq were released Tuesday and handed over to French authorities.
``I have a profound joy in announcing to you that Christian Chesnot and Georges Malbrunot have just been freed by the Islamic Army,'' Prime Minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin told the Senate, which erupted with applause.
Chesnot's brother, Thierry, said the two men were in good health. ``It's the best Christmas present we could get,'' he said of the release.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Herve Ladsous said the two men were expected in France on Wednesday. They were handed over to French authorities in the Iraqi capital, he said.
``Our joy will be complete when they will be in full security on our national soil,'' Raffarin told the Senate. He paid hommage ``to the courage of these two men who suffered these long months in difficult conditions'' and said their freedom was the ``result of constant, difficult and discrete work.''
The reporters' fate had gripped France. Some newspapers carried daily columns counting their days of captivity. Celebrities like actresses Catherine Deneuve and Juliette Binoche delivered daily appeals on radio to remind listeners about the hostage crisis. Giant photos of the men were hung from Paris' City Hall.
Chesnot and Malburnot were abducted Aug. 20 along with their Syrian driver on the road to Najaf, a city south of Baghdad. The driver, Mohammed al-Joundi, was found safe by U.S. Marines during an offensive in Fallujah in November. He said he had been separated from the reporters for about a month.
The Islamic Army in Iraq claimed responsibility for the journalists' abduction and demanded that France revoke a law banning Islamic head scarves and other religious apparel from schools. The reporters were among more than 170 foreign hostages kidnapped in Iraq. More than 30 of the hostages have been killed.
المصدر
http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlates...686247,00.html
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مشاركة: عاجل
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