
WAR
DEAD & WOUNDED - ALL IN A SINGLE
DAY - SEPTEMBER 20,
2006
A compilation of news for a
single day... and totals for the month to date...
These daily
logs detail
some of the many dead and wounded
in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan,
both military and civilian, of
all nationalities. We are not aware
of any source that authoritatively
and consistently compiles or counts
these kinds of reports.
Note:
These news reports overlap in some
cases. We've done our best to count
a casualty only once. Where vague
reports suggest "many" "some" or "several" we
count a minimum of 2. The
following news links were compiled
by Evan D.
In
the news on Wednesday, September
20, 2006
SUMMARY - ALL IN A SINGLE DAY |
DEAD |
WOUNDED |
TOTAL
CASUALTIES |
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| Iraqis |
86 |
134 |
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| Coalition
in Iraq |
4 |
0 |
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| Afghanis |
40 |
45 |
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| Coalition
in Afghanistan |
0 |
0 |
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| ALL CASUALTIES,
BOTH WARS |
130 |
179 |
309 |
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LOCATION / STORY / NEWS LINK |
IRAQI
DEAD |
IRAQI
WOUNDED |
COALITION
DEAD |
COALITION
WOUNDED |
| Wednesday,
September 20, 2006 |
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| General News (In
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| #1: The U.S. military
is likely to maintain and may even
increase its force of more than
140,000 troops in Iraq through
next spring, the top American commander
in the region said Tuesday in one
of the gloomiest assessments yet
of when troops may come home. Gen.
John Abizaid, commander of the
U.S. Central Command, said military
leaders would consider adding troops
or extending the Iraq deployments
of other units if needed. |
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Americans have increased following
a call earlier this month from
al-Qaida in Iraq's leader to target
U.S. forces, the top U.S. military
spokesman said Wednesday. Maj.
Gen. William B. Caldwell also said
that Iraqi and American troops
were expecting violence to increase
further during the Islamic holy
month of Ramadan. Caldwell said
the attacks against U.S. troops
were mostly carried out by suicide
car bombers or car bombs. He added
that the number of killings carried
out by death squads had also increased
in the past week. The increase
in attacks against American forces
came after a threat issue on Sept.
7 by Abu Ayyoub al-Masri, also
known as Abu Hamza al-Muhajer. |
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| Baghdad: |
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A Multi-National Division – Baghdad
Soldier died at approximately
5:30 p.m. today after the vehicle
he was traveling in was struck
by an improvised-explosive device
northwest of Baghdad. |
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A Multi-National Division – Baghdad
Soldier died in a non-combat
incident in southwest Baghdad
at approximately 9 p.m. Tuesday. |
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A Multi-National Division – Baghdad
Soldier died in a non-combat
incident in Baghdad at approximately
6 a.m. today. |
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A Multi-National Division – Baghdad
Soldier was killed by small-arms
fire at approximately 10:40 a.m.
today in north eastern Baghdad. |
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A suicide truck bomb slammed
into a Baghdad police headquarters
on Wednesday, killing seven and
wounding more than a dozen. The
truck bomb attack on the police
building in the southern Baghdad
neighborhood of Dora came Wednesday
morning just as officers were
coming on duty, said Capt. Jamil
Hussein. He said the number of
casualties was expected to rise. |
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suicide truck bomber blew up
his explosives near a police
checkpoint in the southern Doura
district of Baghdad, killing
seven police commandos and wounding
11 people, including three civilians,
an Interior Ministry source said. |
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Another policeman and two civilians
were killed when a mortar round
landed near a patrol in northern
Baghdad, police Lt. Bilal Majid
said. |
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Four policemen were wounded when
a mortar round struck a police
checkpoint in eastern Baghdad
on Wednesday, a well-informed
police source said. "A mortar
round landed close to a police
checkpoint in the Palestine Street
area, wounding four policemen," the
source told Xinhua on condition
of anonymity. |
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The Iraqi police patrol found
34 bodies in execution-style
in different neighborhoods of
the capital during the past 24
hours, a well-informed police
source said on Wednesday. "We have
34 bodies found in different parts
of Baghdad," the source told
Xinhua on condition of anonymity.
The bodies were bound and blindfolded,
showing signs of torturewith bullet
holes in their head and chest,
the source said. |
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Two children were killed and
a woman wounded when a roadside
bomb exploded in the Saediyah
neighbourhood. |
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Another civilian was killed in
a roadside bombing in east Baghdad
as US patrol passed in the Baladiyat
neighbourhood. |
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| #11:
Mortar fire wounded four civilians
in the Al-Talbiyah neighbourhood
in the city centre. |
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| Karbala: |
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Hameed al-Hilaly, a member of
Kerbala's governorate, escaped
an assassination attempt when
gunmen ambushed his car in central
Kerbala, south of Baghdad, police
said. Two of his bodyguards,
including his son, were wounded
in the third attack on his life,
they added. |
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Police found the body of Dhahir
Habeeb, a former Baathist, with
multiple gunshot wounds in central
Kerbala, 110 km (68 miles) southwest
of Baghdad, a hospital source
said. |
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(round-up) The unclaimed bodies
of 112 people, who had been dumped
in Baghdad in the last three
months, were delivered to Kerbala's
morgue awaiting their burial,
Tameem Kadhum, spokesman of Kerbala's
health directory told Reuters. |
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| Numaniya: |
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A roadside bomb placed on side
of the road exploded near Numaniya,
120 km (72 miles) south of Baghdad,
wounding 10 civilians as they
were passing by, police said. |
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| Kut: |
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| #1:
In other violence reported Wednesday,
the mutilated body of a policeman
was turned in to the morgue in
Kut, about 100 miles southeast
of Baghdad, after being found
in the al-Falahiya district east
of the city in the morning. |
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The body of an unknown civilian
in a similar condition was also
turned in to the morgue after
being dragged out of the Tigris
River about 30 miles south of
Baghdad, Al-Rubai'ey said. |
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| Hillah: |
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Another 12 civilians were injured
in a series of three roadside
bombings aimed at police patrols
Wednesday morning in the Hillah
area, about 60 miles south of
Baghdad, police Lt. Osama Ahmed
said. There were no reported
police injuries. |
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| Samarra: |
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| #1:
A suicide car bomber rammed his
car into the house of Khalid
al-Fulalli, a Sunni leader of
the Bazi tribe, in Samarra, 100
km (62 miles) north of Baghdad,
police and a Reuters cameraman
at the scene said. Police major
Saadoun Mohammed said that one
child was killed and 26 people,
mostly women and children, were
wounded in the attack. |
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other violence Wednesday, a suicide
car bomber killed 10 people and
wounded 38 in Samarra, about
60 miles north of Baghdad, in
an attack against the house of
a tribal leader, police said
Wednesday. |
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| Baqubah: |
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Gunmen also killed a former colonel
in Saddam Hussein's disbanded
military and a police officer
in Baquba, while two civilians
were killed and two security
personnel wounded in other attacks
in the city. |
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| Diwaniya: |
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One civilian was killed when
a roadside bomb placed on side
of the road exploded in Diwaniya,
180 km (112 miles) south of Baghdad,
police said. |
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| Mahaweel: |
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| #1: A
roadside bomb targeting an Iraqi
Army patrol exploded in Mahaweel,
75 km (50 miles) south of Baghdad,
wounding one soldier, police
said. |
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| Sharqat: |
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| #1:
Meanwhile, Mosul police confirmed
that tandem bombings killed 21
people near the northern city
and wounded 50 others. A parked
car bomb detonated near an Iraqi
army base in Sharqat, about 45
miles south of Mosul, on Tuesday
night, and a suicide bomber detonated
his explosives as a crowd gathered
at the scene of the first bombing,
police said. |
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| IRAQ TOTALS |
86 |
134 |
4 |
0 |
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| AFGHANISTAN
LOCATION / STORY / NEWS LINK |
AFGHANI
DEAD |
AFGHANI
WOUNDED |
COALITION
DEAD |
COALITION
WOUNDED |
| Wednesday,
September 20, 2006 |
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| #1: An outdoor wedding
celebration north of the Afghan
capital was attacked by assailants
who threw a grenade, killing five
women and wounding 18, an official
said. Four suspects were detained
after the blast Monday in the village
of Sayadan, about 40 miles north
of Kabul, said Abdul Jabar Takwa,
the governor of Parwan province.
The women were celebrating in a
garden when the assailants threw
the grenade over a wall, Takwa
said. The motive for the attack
appeared to be a private feud,
he said. |
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Clashes and bombings left four
suspected insurgents dead and
three Afghan soldiers wounded
in eastern Afghanistan, the defense
ministry said on Wednesday. The
insurgents were killed in a clash
with Afghan soldiers in the eastern
Paktika province on Tuesday,
a statement from the defense
ministry said. The troops recovered
an unspecified amount of ammunition
and a mortar. |
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Three Afghan soldiers were wounded
by a roadside bomb in neighbouring
Khost province. |
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In the south, in Zabul and Kandahar
provinces, soldiers detained
four suspected Taliban insurgents,
who are battling government and
foreign troops throughout the
country. |
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Six US helicopters violated Pakistan’s
air space by intruding into Lawara
Mandi area of the North Waziristan
Agency on Tuesday morning, officials
and residents said. Eyewitnesses
said that the US helicopter gunships
had intruded into Lawara Mandi
area, about 55 kilometres west
of Miramshah after militants
attacked allied forces in Pipali
area of Afghanistan, close to
Pakistani border. They said that
the helicopters violated Pakistan’s
air space more than six times
in the area, but did not take
action. Pakistani security forces
did not react against helicopters.
The sources said that constant
air space violations by US helicopters
triggered tension and senior
military officers flew in helicopters
from Miramshah to assess the
situation. |
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| #6:
Police recovered the bodies of
seven suspected Taliban fighters
after a two-hour clash with police
early today in a mountainous
southern region of Helmand province,
district police chief Ghulam
Rasool said. |
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Nato-led soldiers, meanwhile,
killed up to 10 suspected insurgents
in Helmand’s Garmser district
yesterday in a clash that also
destroyed three insurgent vehicles,
a Nato statement said. There
were no Nato casualties. |
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(update) Suspected Taliban fighters
ambushed police in Ghazni province
yesterday, and provincial police
chief Tafseer Khan claimed that
13 fighters were killed. But
he said no bodies had been recovered
because the insurgents removed
them from the battlefield. Khan
also said that two police and
about 17 fighters were wounded
in the fight in Giro district. |
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In the central province of Wardak,
one policeman was killed and
two wounded after dozens of fighters
attacked police, said Mohammed
Hassan, the deputy provincial
police chief. One of the officer’s
legs was severed by a rocket-propelled
grenade. |
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| AFGHANISTAN
TOTALS |
40 |
45 |
0 |
0 |
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| ALL IN A
SINGLE DAY - Daily News Log |
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| Dead and
Wounded in Both Wars, military
and civilian |
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| Daily
News Log |
Total
deaths reported, all nationalities,
both wars |
Total
wounded reported, all nationalities,
both wars |
Total
dead and wounded reported, all
nationalities, both wars |
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| 30-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 29-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 28-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 27-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 26-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 25-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 24-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 23-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 22-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 21-Sep-06 |
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0 |
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| 20-Sep-06 |
130 |
179 |
309 |
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| 19-Sep-06 |
82 |
90 |
172 |
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| 18-Sep-06 |
128 |
113 |
241 |
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| 17-Sep-06 |
132 |
113 |
245 |
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| 16-Sep-06 |
64 |
62 |
126 |
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| 15-Sep-06 |
128 |
28 |
156 |
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| 14-Sep-06 |
88 |
84 |
172 |
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| 13-Sep-06 |
181 |
149 |
330 |
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| 12-Sep-06 |
63 |
81 |
144 |
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| 11-Sep-06 |
127 |
44 |
171 |
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| 10-Sep-06 |
196 |
69 |
265 |
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| 9-Sep-06 |
68 |
37 |
105 |
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| 8-Sep-06 |
88 |
88 |
176 |
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| 7-Sep-06 |
107 |
131 |
238 |
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| 6-Sep-06 |
66 |
70 |
136 |
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| 5-Sep-06 |
123 |
39 |
162 |
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| 4-Sep-06 |
104 |
65 |
169 |
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| 3-Sep-06 |
248 |
49 |
297 |
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| 2-Sep-06 |
90 |
91 |
181 |
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| 1-Sep-06 |
36 |
180 |
216 |
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| Totals,
September 2006 |
2249 |
1762 |
4011 |
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| Daily
average, September 2006 |
112 |
88 |
201 |
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