المقاومة الشعبية الكويتية | بدون ورق 113 | أحمد محمود الرحماني

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Bombing began before sunset, catching them unaware, prompting a decision to evacuate key items. Major figures played crucial roles during the resistance, emphasizing the importance of strategic communication and military coordination.

Insights

  • Bombing caught individuals unaware due to its timing just before sunset, emphasizing the need for constant vigilance.
  • Muhammad Al-Obaidi's decision to secure important items and leave highlights the importance of strategic planning during crises.
  • Lieutenant General Ahmed Al-Rahmani's refusal to speak publicly underscores the complexities of leadership roles and communication challenges.
  • Major General Khaled Baddi's pivotal role in communication showcases the significance of effective coordination during resistance movements.
  • The Iran-Iraq war context underscores how historical events shape present-day decisions and responses in conflicts.

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  • What was the significance of the Iran-Iraq war?

    The Iran-Iraq war from 1980 to 1988 was discussed in the Summary, emphasizing the importance of the context. The war demonstrated the capabilities and responsibility of the officers and individuals involved, showcasing the challenges faced during the conflict.

  • How did the Kuwaiti Air Force contribute during the invasion?

    The Kuwaiti Air Force played a significant role during the invasion, arming all aircraft and leading to significant losses for the Iraqi Air Force. Pilot Mohamed Mubarak was captured and later released after the invasion, showcasing the intense air battles that took place.

  • Who were the key figures in the Kuwaiti resistance?

    Various military and civilian figures were mentioned in the Summary, including Fahd, Prince Ali Muhammad, and Sheikh Jassim Halal, involved in decision-making and coordination efforts. Muhammad Al-Badr was highlighted as a significant figure in the group's leadership during the occupation, showcasing the diverse roles played by individuals in the resistance.

  • What were the challenges faced by Kuwaitis during the occupation?

    Kuwaitis faced various challenges during the occupation, including scarcity of food supplies, threats to bakeries, and the need for post-liberation insurance. Efforts were made to rebuild the Kuwaiti army post-liberation, addressing structural and organizational gaps, highlighting the resilience and determination of the Kuwaiti people in overcoming adversity.

  • How did communication and coordination play a role in the resistance efforts?

    Communication and coordination were crucial during the resistance efforts, with personal initiatives taken by individuals and strategic movements required for security and confidentiality. The use of coded messages, landline phones, and hidden devices for communication showcased the intricate planning and execution of resistance activities.

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Summary

00:00

Silent Sunset: Presidency Bombed, Officers React

  • Bombing began six minutes before sunset, catching them unaware of the mortars' presence.
  • The presidency was bombed, prompting officers to head to the southern gate, leaving the Sports Federation behind.
  • Muhammad Al-Obaidi was present, and a decision was made to take important items and leave.
  • A gate on the right was mentioned, leading to a discussion on exiting through a door.
  • The refusal of Lieutenant General Ahmed Al-Rahmani to speak publicly was highlighted.
  • Major General Khaled Baddi played a crucial role in communication during the resistance.
  • The Iran-Iraq war from 1980 to 1988 was discussed, emphasizing the importance of the context.
  • The war demonstrated the capabilities and responsibility of the officers and individuals involved.
  • The issue of hacking and the lack of mobile phones during that time were mentioned.
  • The Silkworm missile was described, along with the challenges faced during the liberation war.

16:29

Naval Defense Strategies Amidst Geopolitical Pressures

  • A radar fires a missile at a programmed target, emitting radiation for accuracy.
  • A committee including Khaled Al-Hashash and others work on ship repair and oil tankers.
  • Reflectors in the shape of gothic triangles are placed in the sea for missile signals.
  • Aluminum reflectors with reverse reflectors are used for missile detection.
  • Solar energy is utilized to charge batteries for the reflectors.
  • A missile hits an artificial island but does not disrupt oil exports.
  • Adnan Khairallah advises on naval defense strategies and consultations with Americans.
  • Lieutenant General Jaber leads discussions with Americans on base expansion and rescue operations.
  • Central Command Admiral Marine visits, sharing intelligence on Iranian and Iraqi forces.
  • Concerns arise over oil tanker protection and national security amidst geopolitical pressures.

34:33

Iraq-Kuwait Conflict: Deception, Invasion, and Bravery

  • Iraq and the Kingdom present a dilemma, with past experiences causing constant apprehension.
  • The topography of the land is flat and pedestrian, unlike other countries with forests and rivers.
  • Democracy and political differences are sensitive topics, impacting freedom and media.
  • Prior to the invasion, Iraqi intelligence operations were observed, leading to apprehension.
  • Iraqi forces deceived leaders, causing strategic confusion and false assurances.
  • Iraqi forces advanced towards Kuwait, leading to clashes and air battles.
  • The Kuwaiti government mobilized forces and leaders to respond to the Iraqi invasion.
  • The Kuwaiti Air Force armed all aircraft, leading to significant losses for the Iraqi Air Force.
  • Kuwaiti military personnel displayed dedication and bravery during the conflict.
  • The demilitarized zone between Iraq and Kuwait was strictly monitored by the United Nations.

52:16

Occupation: Military Leaders, Captivity, and Coordination

  • Muhammad Al-Harami, Ahmed Mutairan, and Talal Muslim, along with Muhammad Al-Farsi, went to reconnoiter an area, handing over their weapons at one point.
  • An Iraqi jeep approached them, leading to a confrontation where they were captured and taken captive.
  • The group encountered various military commands, including Assistant to the Force Command, Intelligence Command, and Administrative affairs.
  • General Tommy Franks was mentioned as an example of a military leader who brought down regimes in Afghanistan and Iraq.
  • The text discussed military training, courses, and the transition of power in Iraq after the occupation.
  • The naval force experienced a bombing incident, resulting in the death of an officer.
  • Personal initiatives were taken by individuals during the occupation, with communication and coordination among military and civilian groups.
  • Muhammad Al-Badr was highlighted as a significant figure in the group's leadership during the occupation.
  • Various military and civilian figures were mentioned, including Fahd, Prince Ali Muhammad, and Sheikh Jassim Halal, involved in decision-making and coordination efforts.
  • Ongoing meetings and information exchanges were crucial during the early stages of the occupation for making final decisions and coordinating efforts.

01:07:17

Covert Operations: Secret Meetings and Communication Devices

  • Abdul Wahab Al-Muzain and Youssef Al-Mishari are known figures in Yarmouk, associated with interior and defense officers.
  • A secret meeting was held with prominent individuals like Fahd Prince Khaled, Muhammad Al-Badr, and Abdo Abdul Rahman Al-Hajri.
  • Plans were discussed for various groups like Al Jahra Money Group, Al-Ahmadi and Fahaheel money groups, and a group in Raqqa.
  • A communication process was proposed, limited to one or two people, to coordinate the groups' activities.
  • A structure was formed with individuals like Musab Al-Bathie, Ahmed Al-Arbeed, and Badr Al-Khashti leading different groups.
  • Suleiman Al-Falah was mentioned in arrangements with military officials to coordinate their affairs.
  • Abdullah Abdul Jalil was tasked with reconnaissance missions to identify suitable areas for operations.
  • A large satellite device, about a meter in size, was used for communication and coordination.
  • The device was hidden in a gas tank and connected to a fax machine for communication.
  • Communication through the device was emphasized, with specific instructions on its usage and positioning for optimal signal strength.

01:22:59

Military Monitoring and Operations in Kuwait

  • Monitoring capabilities are discussed, with Jamil being a key figure in this process.
  • Reports are being written by various groups, including the firefighting group led by Hamid Bahman, Hassan Abdullah, and others.
  • Special operations groups are formed, focusing on activities like bombing, sniping, and shooting.
  • The Zain bombing group, supervised by expert Mujbil Badei, is highlighted for their expertise in bombings.
  • A significant figure, Al-Mutairi, is noted for his role in bombing operations and his reputation as a brave officer.
  • A dangerous substance is mentioned in relation to a shower incident involving Hassan Majeed.
  • The People's Army and training schools are discussed, urging individuals to register and participate in military activities.
  • Youth staff members, including Hassan Hamid Hamel, are highlighted for their courage and involvement in resistance activities.
  • Various operations, including bombings and explosions, are detailed, showcasing the intensity and impact of these actions.
  • Civil resistance and the formation of groups to combat opposition forces are emphasized, with a focus on the youth of Kuwait.

01:39:05

Arrests of Kuwaiti Resistance Group Members

  • Youssef Al-Mishari and Abdel-Ham Zein were arrested along with their group.
  • The group's actions were significant, involving resistance operations.
  • The group's operations were meticulous and specific, with a focus on torturous methods.
  • Al-Rashed supervised an operation with a group of four, including two soldiers.
  • The operation involved a civilian plane from Kuwait Airport.
  • Weapons were hidden in Abdulaziz Al-Otaibi's house and other locations.
  • Reports were prepared daily on happenings in Kuwait for various parties.
  • Communication with coalition forces was crucial, with liaison officers involved.
  • The group's movements were strategic and required constant relocation.
  • The group's actions aimed to expose Iraqi forces and maintain security and confidentiality.

01:55:53

Smuggling and Forgery in Kuwait Invasion

  • Muhammad Al-Farsi was involved in transferring individuals as per their requests.
  • Weather conditions determined the search at checkpoints.
  • Smuggling operations were conducted by individuals wanted by the ruling family.
  • Smuggling into Kuwait was challenging compared to leaving the country.
  • The Kuwaiti Air Force played a significant role during the invasion.
  • Pilot Mohamed Mubarak was captured and later released after the invasion.
  • Forgery of identities was crucial for military personnel during the invasion.
  • Professional forgery aided in creating false identities for individuals.
  • Contacts were made with Palestinians and merchants during the invasion.
  • The Kuwaiti dinar was valued at 6 dinars during the invasion.

02:13:33

Kuwaiti Resistance Efforts During Iraqi Occupation

  • Merchants in Iraq provide authorization for two people, including Sheikh Saad Khaul and Ali Salem Sheikh Ali Salem Al-Ali.
  • Nasser Sabah Saud is authorized to collect money from merchants, requiring a statement and receipt for transactions.
  • Receipts are faxed to Sheikh Saad and kept by the donors, like Abdul Aziz Al-Ghannam.
  • A significant sum of about 6 million is mentioned, with transactions involving Hamad Al-Wazzan's house in Yarmouk.
  • Spare parts are sold, and money is distributed among many individuals, including Global matros and pineapple.
  • Kuwaitis, including Abdul Wahab Al-Wazzan and his brothers, provide food supplies and support during the occupation.
  • Women in Kuwait played crucial roles during the invasion, with many involved in aiding and supporting others.
  • Prisoners held captive by Iraqi forces receive money hidden in bread, distributed by the Kuwaiti resistance.
  • Communication through coded messages and landline phones is described, with individuals like Abu Abdullah bin Saleh involved in covert operations.
  • Detailed accounts of interactions with Iraqi officers, resistance efforts, and strategic planning for liberation are shared, highlighting the complexities of the situation.

02:32:05

Iraqi Confiscations and American Air Strikes

  • Iraqis are confiscating cars and burning houses, sending reports daily.
  • Information is conveyed to Sheikh Nawaf Anak, the sole contact for Sheikh Jaber.
  • Forces present inquire about residential areas and complaints from residents.
  • Residents must pay a quarter to the cash register for municipal money.
  • Regions are divided into quarters, with control by air defense forces.
  • American air power is used by female pilots to hit targets accurately.
  • Rockets caused casualties, with missiles hitting schools and hospitals.
  • The Kingdom's rocket interactions pose a significant threat.
  • Groups work together, with special forces inspecting areas.
  • The burning of fields and withdrawal of Iraqis led to chaos and casualties.

02:47:53

Kuwait's Victory and Unity Amidst Betrayal

  • Kuwait experienced a sense of victory after Saddam's defeat, with a feeling of God's revenge and overall triumph.
  • Discussions and plans were made to leave quickly due to military theories and the need to avoid detection.
  • A group gathered in a house in the suburbs at night amidst darkness, burning fields, and disconnected phones.
  • Young individuals, including children, arrived at the house, seeking safety and information about specific people.
  • Sheikh Jaber's inquiries about people's conditions, services, and locations were crucial during the challenging period.
  • Intelligence work was conducted, transferring devices and discussing war crimes courts and the importance of choosing safe homes.
  • Efforts were made to provide services and support to Kuwaiti people, including food supplies and assistance in various regions.
  • The significance of national unity and the heroism displayed by all Kuwaitis, regardless of age or gender, was highlighted.
  • The role of individuals like Abu Fahd in communication and coordination, particularly through secret radio broadcasts, was emphasized.
  • The lasting impact of betrayal by various leaders, including Hussein and Gaddafi, on Kuwait and the importance of remembering these events.

03:03:55

Rebuilding Kuwait's Post-Invasion Military Efforts

  • Post-liberation insurance for Kuwaitis was a significant concern after the invasion.
  • Aerial bombardment changed circumstances, making food supplies scarce.
  • Bakeries faced threats and challenges during the occupation.
  • Committees were formed to investigate post-liberation activities, including military matters.
  • Efforts were made to rebuild the Kuwaiti army post-liberation, addressing structural and organizational gaps.
  • A joint Reconstruction Committee, led by General Ali, was established to oversee the army's restoration.
  • Discussions with Americans led to the formation of a Defense Reconstruction Group (DRG) to strategize army rebuilding.
  • Kuwait's military strategy post-liberation was a crucial focus, emphasizing cooperation and defense agreements.
  • The presence of American offices in Kuwait indicated a level of cooperation and defense arrangements.
  • Personal anecdotes highlighted the challenges faced during the occupation, including interactions with soldiers and the Kurdish community.

03:21:54

Kuwait liberated from Iraqis by successful action

  • Kuwait has been liberated from Iraqis, confirmed by journalists and pilots meeting to discuss the successful action taken. General Horner sent a letter to Lieutenant General Khaled Boudi, thanking him for the sacrifices made by the resistance members and the importance of bombing specific targets and warehouses containing dangerous materials.
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