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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1990

Page

4

Ship Seizures Reported Amid Kuwait Invasion Events

State Department officials questioned an initial report of an American crewed ship being seized. The Sea Wolf name proved incorrect while two Iranian vessels Iran Hormuz and Safeer were named among seized ships at Shuwaikh port Kuwait City. U.S. officials sought confirmation on other possible American captives as Baghdad and Washington exchanged denials and assurances.

Kuwait State Department U.S Department Shuwaikh Port Kuwait City Gulf Safeer Washington Baghdad Richard Boucher Boucher Iraq Mohamed Sadiq al-Mashat

Gulf crisis deepens as Iraq seizes ships and troops near Kuwait

Iraqi forces seized crews of ships docked at Kuwaiti ports and threatened moves toward Saudi Arabia while Britain and the United States bolster forces in the Persian Gulf. Iraq announced a provisional Kuwaiti government and prepared to negotiate borders. U S officials reported missing Americans and possible Western captives. Leader statements warned Iraq against escalating.

Iraq Kuwait Europe Saddam Hussein U.S Persian Gulf Roland Dumas France Washington Pentagon Middle East Bush Saudi Arabia Arab League Kuwaiti U.S. State Department London Defense Ministry Baghdad Britain Kuwait City State Department

Kuwait names nine officers to lead provisional government

Baghdad TV aired a list of nine Kuwaiti officers it said form a free provisional cabinet in Kuwait. Names include Col. Ala Hussein Ali as prime minister and minister of defense, interior, and commander in chief, with others holding Foreign Affairs, Oil, Health, Education, Justice posts. Some Arab sources doubt the list’s authenticity, while others say the names may be Iraqi.

U.S Iraq Ala Hussein Ali Gulf Saddam Baghdad Radio Free Kuwait Rts Saudi Arabia Khafji Bahrain U.S. State Department Congress Bush Washington Baghdad Baghdad Television Free Provisional Government Persian Gulf Armed Forces Walid Saoud Mohammed Abdullah Fuad Hussein Ahmad Fadil Haidar Al-Wafiqi Mishal Saad Al-Hadabh Hussein Ali Al-Shammari Nasser Mansour Al-Mandil Islam Abdul Maj Hussein Islamic Affairs

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