‘US-led soldier raped Iraqi girl’.

Newly-released Iraq war secrets by Wikileaks has revealed a large number of brutalities against Iraqi civilians and children, one such document recounts the rape of an Iraqi girl by a US-led soldier.

According to the document, a US-led soldier raped a little Iraqi girl in 2007 but was not disciplined for his act of violence.

The soldier was merely notified that an Iraqi man intended to kill him because of the rape.

The Iraqi man was transferred to the Ramadi Detention Facility for threatening to kill a foreigner.

Four hundred thousand files, released by the whistleblower website, cover the period between January 1, 2004, and January 1, 2010 of the US occupation of Iraq.

The US invaded Iraq in 2003 under the pretext of having weapons of mass destruction, but such weapons were never found.

The following is the original Wikileaks document.

DETAIN BY -___ FA ___ IVO RAMADI: ___ AIF DET

2007-04-04 10:00:00

– ___ TOOK CUSTODY OF SUSPECTED AIF ___ OF RAMADI

At 041600D APR , -___ FA ___ took custody of (___) suspected AIF IVO (), ___.5km ___ of Ramadi, at the ___ IP station after the suspected AIF ___ (from )___ was overheard by IP making threatening comments. The detainee was originally detained at an ___ time for unknown reasons and was scheduled to be released. However, before he was released, he was overheard by IP saying that he was angered by an alleged rape that occurred against a ___ year old girl and that he wanted to kill CF in response. The IP informed the ___ who then informed the CF and the suspected AIF was transferred to the Ramadi Detention Facility IVO ( ___), where he once again stated to an ___ that he was in ___ to kill CF. -___ is continuing to investigate. No casualties or damages reported.

AGB/AKM/MMN 

 

iraqi woman tells her US Troops brutality raped her.

 

WikiLeaks documents torture in Iraq.

Newspapers headlining WikiLeaks story are seen on sale at a newsagent in Wimbledon, southwest London, on Saturday, October 23, 2010.
Two documents recently released by the whistleblower website WikiLeaks show that two people who were killed in Iraq in 2004 were probably tortured and mutilated before they died, according to the condition of the bodies.

One document recounts the discovery of "an unidentified corpse" in Fallujah "with apparent indications of mutilation and torture."

The victims probably died due to "trauma," the document says.

The other document says a dead man found in the vicinity of Baghdad "appears to have been tortured."

It stated that the victim's hands were tied behind his back but does not reveal exactly where the man was killed.

The documents are a part of the nearly 400,000 classified reports about the US-led war in Iraq published by WikiLeaks.

The documents, written by US soldiers during the war in Iraq, date from January 2004 to the end of 2009.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has called the war in Iraq "a bloodbath on every corner."

Following are the two documents as they appear on the WikiLeaks website:

MUTILATED CORPSE FOUND BY /___ IVO FALLUJAH: ___ KILLED
2004-04-20 06:00:00

/___ DISCOVERED AN UNIDENTIFIED CORPSE WITH APPARENT INDICATIONS OF MUTILATION AND TORTURE. LOCATION OF CORPSE REPORTEDLY WAS A HOUSE OWNED BY A . ___ EXAMINED CORPSE; DEATH PROBABLY DUE TO ___ TRAUMA.

UNIDENTIFIED IZ BODY FOUND IVO BAGHDAD (ZONE ___): 1X ___ KILLED
2004-11-26 04:25:00

AT 1025C, -___ REPORTS A DEAD BODY WAS FOUND IN THE . -___ REPORTS THE IPS HAVE PICKED UP THE BODY. IPS REPORT THAT THE BODY IS MALE. HE HAD HIS HANDS TIED BEHIND HIS BACK AND WAS SHOT IN THE BACK OF THE ___. THE INDIVIDUAL APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN TORTURED.

AKM/MGH/HGL