Written question asked by Keith Simpson (Conservative) on Wednesday, 19 January 2005, in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Thursday, 7 April 2005. It was answered by Adam Ingram (Labour) on Thursday, 7 April 2005 on behalf of the Ministry of Defence.
Ministry of Defence
- Question
- To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, how many attacks there have been on British forces in Iraq in each month since April 2003.
- Answer
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Mr. Keith Simpson: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development how many attacks there have been on British forces in Iraq in each month since April 2003. [210612] Mr. Ingram :[holding answer 24 January 2005]: I have been asked to reply. The best data available giving the breakdown of attacks against UK forces are set out in the table: _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Year/Month Troops Infrastructure Total 2003 Jun 5 0 5 Jul 3 1 4 Aug 18 3 21 Sep 8 0 8 Oct 21 4 25 Nov 9 0 9 2004 Dec 19 1 20 Jan 6 2 8 Feb 10 2 12 Mar 18 2 20 Apr 55 41 96 May 88 91 182 Jun 31 40 71 Jul 7 18 25 Aug 109 316 425 Sep 42 34 76 Oct 22 17 39 Nov 8 8 16 Dec 6 9 15 2005 Jan 13 7 20 Feb 3 0 3 Mar 1 0 1 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Consolidated data are not available for April and May 2003.
Secondary information
- Type
- Written question
- Reference
- 432 c1565W;432 c1561W; 210612
- Session
- 2004-05
- Subjects
- Iraq Peacekeeping operations Terrorism
- Contains statistics
- Yes
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