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Saturday, 13 July 2019 Daily Tribune U.S., ALLIES START TALKS Naval oil tanker escorts set WORLD B13 WASHINGTON — The United States and its allies are discussing plans to provide naval escorts for oil tankers through the Gulf, a top US general said Thursday after Iranian military vessels menaced a British tanker. General Mark Milley, nominated to become the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told a Senate hearing that the US has a “crucial role” in enforcing freedom of navigation in the Gulf. I think that that will be developing over the next couple weeks. He said the US was attempting to put together a coalition “in terms of providing military escort, naval escort to commercial shipping,” he said. “I think that that will be developing over the next couple weeks.” Milley, currently chief of staff of the army, confirmed less specific remarks by current Joint Chiefs Chairman General Joseph Dunford earlier this week. Dunford told media that the Pentagon was working to identify possible partners in an effort to protect navigation in the Straits of Hormuz and Bab al-Mandab on either side of the Arabian peninsula where much of the world’s crude oil traffic passes. Milley’s remarks came after London said Thursday that armed Iranian boats tried to block a supertanker before being warned off by a British warship in a dramatic escalation in the Gulf. The British defense ministry said three Iranian boats tried to “impede the passage” of the British Heritage, a 274-meter (899-foot) tanker owned by BP that can carry a million barrels of oil. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards denied involvement but also cautioned both the United States and Britain that they would “strongly regret” the British detention of a tanker carrying Iranian crude oil off Gibraltar last week. AFP SIBERIAN tigers, just some of the 300 born at the China Hengdaohezi Feline Breeding Center in Hailin, northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province, at end of February this year. XINHUA Sudan military foils coup Officers and soldiers from the army and National Intelligence and Security Service, some of them retired, were trying to carry out a coup KHARTOUM, Sudan — Sudan’s ruling military council foiled a coup attempt, a top general announced on state television Thursday, saying that 12 officers and four soldiers had been arrested. The announcement came as the ruling military and civilian protesters agreed last week to end a political impasse after the army in April ousted longtime ruler Omar al-Bashir on the back of a popular uprising. “Officers and soldiers from the army and BEIRUT, Lebanon — More than 100 fighters were killed in clashes between regime and jihadist-led forces in northwest Syria, a war monitor said Thursday, as violence raged on the edge of an opposition bastion despite a September truce deal. Eight civilians also died in the latest violence, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said. Six of them, including a child, were killed in regime air strikes on the town of Jisr al-Shughur. A car bombing killed 13 people in nearby Afrin, the city that Turkey-backed rebels seized last year from Kurdish fighters. Syria’s civil war has killed a total of more than 370,000 people and spiraled into a complex conflict since starting in 2011 with the repression of anti-government protests. Russian and regime aircraft have since late April ramped up deadly bombardment of the Idlib region of some three million people in northwest Syria, despite a deal to avert a massive government assault. Regime forces have also been locked in battle with jihadists and allied rebels on the edges of the bastion held by Syria’s former Al-Qaeda affiliate Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), including the north of Hama province. Syria’s civil war has killed a total of more than 370,000 people. Clashes raged since Wednesday night in northern Hama after a small advance by jihadist-led forces, the Syrian Observatory said. Fighting and bombardment since the launch of the attack late Wednesday killed at least 57 regime forces and 44 jihadists and allied rebels, the Britain-based war monitor said, giving a revised death toll. “The fighting is ongoing as regime planes and artillery pound the area,” Observatory head Rami Abdel Rahman said. HTS spokesman Abu Khaled al-Shami said the jihadist and rebel fighters attacked after dark, taking control of the village of Hamameyat and a hilltop. In air raids Thursday, a civilian was killed in a Russian strike on the Idlib town of Latamneh, the Observatory said, while rebel shelling cost the life of a woman in regime-held outside the jihadist stronghold. Elsewhere in Syria, eight civilians were among the 13 people killed in a car bomb near a checkpoint outside Afrin, the Observatory said. Turkish troops and Syrian proxies took control of National Intelligence and Security Service, some of them retired, were trying to carry out a coup,” General Jamal Omar of the ruling military council said in a statement broadcast live on state television. “The regular forces were able to foil the attempt,” he said, but did not say when the attempt was made. Omar said of the 12 officers arrested, five of them were retired, and that security forces were looking for the mastermind of the attempted coup. AFP BRITISH Royal Marines member training his sight on an Iranian oil tanker off the Gibraltar strait. Taliban welcomes women, now DOHA, Qatar — An Afghan campaigner who took part in breakthrough talks with the Taliban said Thursday that she saw subtle improvements in the attitude towards women of the insurgents, who severely curtailed their rights while in power. In a meeting earlier this week in Qatar, the Islamist militants sat down with Afghan representatives and issued a joint statement that called for assuring women’s rights “within the Islamic framework of Islamic values.” The conference, co-organized by Germany, came as the United States negotiates with the Taliban to pull troops from Afghanistan — with women’s rights not explicitly on the agenda. Asila Wardak, a women’s rights campaigner who works for the Afghan foreign ministry, said she was surprised at the positive atmosphere in Doha as women mingled directly with the Taliban over dinner and tea breaks. “It was interesting to me as an Afghan woman as they didn’t shake hands but they warmly welcomed us,” she told a symposium at Georgetown University on the peace process, speaking by video from Kabul. Two Taliban delegates even showed flashes of humor, telling the Afghan women that they heard they would be coming and saying, “’Please don’t give us a hard time,’” she said. BENGHAZI, Libya — A car bomb exploded during the funeral of an ex-army commander in the Libyan city of Benghazi on Thursday, killing at least four people and wounding more than 30 others, hospitals said. A security official said the attack, the first in over a year in the bastion of Libyan military strongman Khalifa Haftar, targeted servicemen at the funeral of Khalifa al-Mesmari, a special forces chief under Libya’s ousted leader Moamer Kadhafi. The Mediterranean city’s hospitals, giving a revised casualty toll of four dead and 33 wounded, said two of those killed were civilians. The attack, the first in over a year in the bastion of Libyan military strongman Khalifa Haftar, targeted servicemen at the funeral of Khalifa al-Mesmari, a special forces chief under Libya’s ousted leader Moamer Kadhafi. The other two were special forces members, Haftar’s Bodies pile up as fight rages Afrin from Kurdish forces they consider “terrorists” in March last year after a two-month air and ground offensive. Those killed also included four fighters. “Among the victims, at least six are originally from Eastern Ghouta,” a former rebel bastion near Damascus retaken by the regime last year, Abdel Rahman said. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast, but a commander with a pro-Ankara faction accused Kurdish fighters. Since the Turkish-backed rebel takeover, the UN and human rights groups have documented widespread abuses in Afrin. The UN and Amnesty have also reported patterns of house appropriations by fighters and civilians bussed to Afrin during the surrender last year of Eastern Ghouta. Half of the Kurdish enclave’s 320,000 residents have fled, according to a report by the UN Commission of Inquiry, and most are unable to return. Also on Thursday, several people were wounded in a car-bomb blast near a church in the Kurdish-majority city of Qamishli in northeast Syria, an AFP journalist PEOPLE gather at the scene of a car bomb explosion outside the Syriac Orthodox Church of the Virgin Mary in northeast Syria. AFP “Maybe I’m wrong but their attitude has totally changed towards women, towards government employees,” she said. Ghizaal Haress, a constitutional scholar at the American University of Afghanistan, said it remained unclear what the Taliban were saying by signing the declaration in Doha. “The term ‘Islamic regime’ is very vague, it’s very broad and there is a fear of what it will mean under the interpretation of the Taliban,” she said. “Do we mean an Islamic regime like the one in Malaysia or Indonesia? Do we mean an Islamic regime like Saudi Arabia or Iran? Or do we mean one like Pakistan?” she said, referring to governments with varying degrees of openness toward women. The Islamist militants sat down with Afghan representatives and issued a joint statement that called for assuring women’s rights “within the Islamic framework of Islamic values.” The Taliban were notorious for their harsh treatment of women during their five-year rule of Afghanistan, which ended with the US-led invasion after the 11 September 2001 attacks. The insurgents forced women to cover themselves completely under burqas, banned them from working and restricted most education for girls. AFP Car bomb kills four and state media said. The metal gate of the church was slightly dented by the blast, but the building otherwise emerged intact. Endless rounds of UN-led peace talks have failed to stem the bloodshed in Syria. UN peace envoy Geir Pedersen, however, is pushing ahead with a 17-month-old effort to form a committee to write a post-war constitution. Both he and Damascus on Wednesday expressed spokesman General Ahmad al-Mesmari, who was among the mourners at the funeral, told a press conference. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. Benghazi, Libya’s second city and the cradle of the 2011 uprising that overthrew Kadhafi, was hit by years of violence targeting diplomatic offices and security forces after his fall. An attack on the US consulate on 11 September 2012, killed US ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans. The last attack in Benghazi in May 2018 left seven people dead. In 2017, Haftar drove hardline Islamists and jihadists out of Benghazi after a brutal three-year battle. He went on to seize Derna, the last city in eastern Libya outside his control. In early 2019, Haftar ordered his self-styled Libyan National Army to purge the south of what he called “terrorist groups and criminals.” AFP “progress” towards forming the panel, whose composition has been the subject of dispute. Shored up by a series of Russian-backed victories since 2015, the regime wants to amend the current constitution, but the opposition wants an entirely new one. A September deal between Moscow and Ankara was supposed to avert a massive regime offensive on Idlib, but it was never fully implemented and HTS took full administrative control in January. AFP AFP
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