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The Iraqi insurgency is composed of at least a dozen major guerilla organizations and perhaps as many as 40 distinct groups. These groups are subdivided into countless smaller cells. Due to its clandestine nature, the exact composition of the Iraqi insurgency is difficult to determine. It is often divided by analysts into several main ideological strands, some of which are believed to overlap: Ba'athists, the armed supporters of Saddam Hussein; Sunni Islamists, the indigenous armed followers of the Salafi movement; ...

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The Iraqi insurgency is composed of at least a dozen major guerilla organizations and perhaps as many as 40 distinct groups. These groups are subdivided into countless smaller cells. Due to its clandestine nature, the exact composition of the Iraqi insurgency is difficult to determine. It is often divided by analysts into several main ideological strands, some of which are believed to overlap: Ba'athists, the armed supporters of Saddam Hussein; Sunni Islamists, the indigenous armed followers of the Salafi movement; ...

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Main article: Casualties of the conflict in Iraq since 2003 In the July 4, 2005 issue of Newsweek, Fareed Zakaria reports that "insurgents launched 700 attacks against U.S. forces last month, the highest number since the invasion. They are getting more sophisticated, now using shaped charges, which concentrate the blast of a bomb, and infrared lasers, which cannot be easily jammed. They kill enough civilians every week that Iraq remains insecure, and electricity, water and oil are still supplied in starts and stops." ^{See also:}

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Major Iraqi guerrilla groups include, but are not limited to, the following: Mahdi Army (Jaish-i-Mahdi) Fedayeen Saddam Al-Qaeda in Iraq (Tantheem Al-Qaeda fee BiladirRafidain) Jaish Ansar al-Sunna Mohammad's Army (Jaish Mohammed) Islamic Army in Iraq (Al-Jaish Al-Islami fil-Iraq) Iraqi National Islamic Resistance (Moqawama al-Islamiya al-Wataniya, "1920 Revolution Brigades") Islamic Resistance Movement (Harakat Al-Moqawama Al-Is ...

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Main article: Iraqi coalition counter-insurgency operations Toward the end of June (2004), the Coalition Provisional Authority transferred the "sovereignty" of Iraq to a caretaker government, whose first act was to begin the trial of Saddam Hussein. Fighting continued in the form of an insurgent rebellion against the occupying forces as well as the new Iraqi government, with a small fraction of the insurgency composed of non-Iraqi Muslim militant groups like Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda (see "Foreign insurgents" above). The new g ...

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Major Iraqi guerrilla groups include, but are not limited to, the following: Mahdi Army (Jaish-i-Mahdi) Fedayeen Saddam Al-Qaeda in Iraq (Tantheem Al-Qaeda fee BiladirRafidain) Jaish Ansar al-Sunna Mohammad's Army (Jaish Mohammed) Islamic Army in Iraq Iraqi National Islamic Resistance (Moqawama al-Islamiya al-Wataniya, "1920 Revolution Brigades") Islamic Front for the Iraqi Resistance (al-Jabha al-Islamiya lil-Moqawama al-Iraqiya - JAMI ...

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Main article: History of Iraqi insurgency (This is the latest entry; see the main article for the prior history) Iraqi insurgency - November 2005. Insurgent terrorism, question of Iraqi reconciliation, and talks of multinational troop withdrawls On the 8th of November, three gunmen assassinate Adel al-Zubeidi, the defense lawyer in the trials of Saddam Hussein for Taha Yassin Ramadan, a former Iraqi Vice President under Saddam Hussein. On the same day, Italian state-owned c ...

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The most intense Sunni insurgent activity takes place in the cities and countryside along the Euphrates River from the Syrian border town of al-Qaim through Ramadi and Fallujah to Baghdad, as well as along the Tigris river from Baghdad north to Tikrit. Heavy guerilla activity also takes place around the cities of Mosul and Tal Afar in the north, as well as the "Triangle of Death" south of Baghdad, which includes the cities of Iskandariya, Mahmudiya, Latifiya, and Yusufiya. Lesser activity takes place in several other areas of the country. Th ...

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Main article: History of Iraqi insurgency (This is the latest entry; see the main article for the prior history) Iraqi insurgency - November 2005. Insurgent terrorism, question of Iraqi reconciliation, and talks of multinational troop withdrawls On the 8th of November, three gunmen assassinate Adel al-Zubeidi, the defense lawyer in the trials of Saddam Hussein for Taha Yassin Ramadan, a former Iraqi Vice President under Saddam Hussein. On the same day, Italian state-owned c ...

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The most intense Sunni insurgent activity takes place in the cities and countryside along the Euphrates River from the Syrian border town of al-Qaim through Ramadi and Fallujah to Baghdad, as well as along the Tigris river from Baghdad north to Tikrit. Heavy guerilla activity also takes place around the cities of Mosul and Tal Afar in the north, as well as the "Triangle of Death" south of Baghdad, which includes the cities of Iskandariya, Mahmudiya, Latifiya, and Yusufiya. Lesser activity takes place in several other areas of the country. Th ...

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Insurgent tactics vary widely, as well as the targets. Jihadist elements of the insurgency favor the use of car bombs, kidnappings, hostage-taking, shootings and other types of attacks to target Iraqi "collaborators" and U.S. forces with little regard for civilian casualties. Other groups claim to target their attacks on U.S. forces and avoid the targeting of civilians. For most attacks, the Iraqi guerrillas operate in small teams of 5-10 men in order to maintain mobility and escape detection. Larger attacks involving as many as 150 m ...

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Main article: Casualties of the conflict in Iraq since 2003 In the July 4, 2005 issue of Newsweek, Fareed Zakaria reports that "insurgents launched 700 attacks against U.S. forces last month, the highest number since the invasion. They are getting more sophisticated, now using shaped charges, which concentrate the blast of a bomb, and infrared lasers, which cannot be easily jammed. They kill enough civilians every week that Iraq remains insecure, and electricity, water and oil are still supplied in starts and stops." ^{See also:}

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Major Iraqi guerrilla groups include, but are not limited to, the following: Mahdi Army (Jaish-i-Mahdi) The Return (al-Awda) Fedayeen Saddam Jama'at al-Tawhid wal Jihad ("Monotheism and Holy War") Jaish Ansar al-Sunna Snake Party Black Banner Organization (ar-Rayat as-Sawda) Mohammad's Army (Jaish Mohammed) Iraqi National Islamic Resistance ("1920 Revolution Brigades," Moqawama al-Iraqiya al-Islamiya) NasseritesSee also:

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Main article: Iraqi coalition counter-insurgency operations Toward the end of June (2004), the Coalition Provisional Authority transferred the "sovereignty" of Iraq to a caretaker government, whose first act was to begin the trial of Saddam Hussein. Fighting continued in the form of an insurgent rebellion against the occupying forces as well as the new Iraqi government, with a small fraction of the insurgency composed of non-Iraqi Muslim militant groups like Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda (see "Foreign insurgents" above). The new g ...

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Insurgent tactics vary widely, as well as the targets. Jihadist elements of the insurgency favor the use of car bombs, kidnappings, hostage-taking, shootings and other types of attacks to target Iraqi "collaborators" and U.S. forces with little regard for civilian casualties. Other groups claim to target their attacks on U.S. forces and avoid the targeting of civilians. For most attacks, the Iraqi guerrillas operate in small teams of 5-10 men in order to maintain mobility and escape detection. Larger attacks involving as many as 150 m ...

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