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Al Tarmia oder Tarmiyah (arabisch الطارمية) ist eine Stadt im Gouvernement Salah ad-Din im Irak. Sie hat 91.284 Einwohner. Die Bevölkerung der dünn besiedelten Bauerngemeinde besteht hauptsächlich aus Sunniten aus verschiedenen lokalen Stämmen, einschließlich der Dulaimi, Schammar, und der . Während des Irakkrieges waren sunnitische Aufständische in Al Tarmia aktiv. 2006 übernahm al-Qaida die Kontrolle über das Gebiet.
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| dbo:abstract | الطارمية هي مدينة عراقية ومركز لقضاء يقع شمال العاصمة بغداد وتبعد عنها بمسافة 40 كم، وتتبع إداريا لمحافظة بغداد، بينما كانت تابعة لمحافظة صلاح الدين حتى العام 1997.تبلغ مساحتها حوالي 100000 دونم ويبلغ تعداد سكان المدينة في عام 2014 حوالي 50000 نسمة. أما القضاء بحوالي 91 ألف نسمة. تقع على امتداد نهر دجلة بين مدينة بعقوبة شرقاً والتاجي جنوباً والدجيل شمالاً، وهي من المناطق المهمة إدارياً كونها تربط بين أربع محافظات عراقية هي بغداد صلاح الدين وديالى والأنبار. الطارمية مدينة تمتاز بكثرة مزارعها وتواجد الكثير من حقول الدواجن وتربية الأسماك إضافة لتربية المواشي، لذلك تعتبر مدينة مكتفية ذاتيا في منتجاتها. (ar) Al Tarmia or Tarmiyah (Arabic: الطارمية) is a town on the Tigris river 50 km (31 mi) north of Baghdad, in the Salah al-Din Governorate of Iraq. It has a population of 91,284. The area is a sparsely populated farming community. The population is made up of mostly Sunni people from various local tribes including the Dulaym, Shammar, and the . Tarmiya was the main site for electromagnetic isotope separation (EMIS) program for the enrichment of uranium. The site included both 1200 mm and 600 mm separators. Tarmiya was the site of the 20 calutrons used to enrich uranium to 35%, located in two buildings at the site. This huge facility was designed to house 90 electromagnetic isotope separators and eight such separators were actually placed in operation in September 1990, resulting in the production of around half a kilogram of 4% enriched uranium. The Tarmiya site had no security fence and no visible electrical capacity; only later did inspectors discover that it was powered by a 30-kV underground electrical feed from a 150 MWe substation several kilometers away. Tarmiya was also situated within a large military security zone, thereby needing no additional perimeter security or military defenses at the site. At this same site, the Iraqis built a multimillion-dollar “chemical wash” facility for recovering uranium from refurbished calutron components. This facility was reportedly as sophisticated and clean as any in the West, and triple-filtered so as not to release any trace effluents into the atmosphere that might have led to its detection once it began operation. Prior to the first IAEA inspection after the Gulf War, the only known nuclear facilities in Iraq were those at the Al Tuwaitha nuclear center, where nuclear material was being safeguarded. No other facilities were declared in the initial Iraqi statements. That the Tarmiya facility housed a substantial piece of the Iraqi nuclear program was only confirmed after the Gulf War in the early summer of 1991, when the movement there of large saucer-like objects (just prior to the first IAEA inspection of the site) led to the positive identification of the Iraqi calutron program. Much of the equipment at this site was disassembled unilaterally by Iraq, and the components hidden from IAEA inspector teams. These parts were eventually turned over to IAEA personnel and destroyed in place. As a result of the second IAEA inspection, the Tarmiya industrial center was revealed as a site for the electromagnetic isotope separation process (EMIS), a facility capable of producing nuclear-weapons-usable material. This was a large site still in the installation stage, although some production units had begun operation and a small quantity of low enriched uranium had been produced. Iraq declared to the first IAEA inspection team that the site was a plant for manufacturing transformers, an implausible claim. When its true nature was established, later inspections showed that extensive deception had taken place, including laying fresh concrete to hide evidence of the machinery that had been installed and walls which had been painted to hide the presence of uranium. [IAEA April 1992 ] The Tarmiyah large-scale calutron facility was located in Building 33, which was over 100 meters long, which had the capability to support about 100 calutron units. Tarmiyah is also the location of a calutron facility, which would have served as a second-stage "topping off" plant, taking enriched uranium from the first-stage large-scale calutron facilities, and enriching it to weapons-grade. The smaller calutron facility was located in Building 245, and included room for about 20 calutrons. Both buildings were 6 to 18 months away from being operational at the time of the Gulf War. During the Iraq War, Sunni insurgents were active in Tarmiyah from 2003 onwards, and Al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) took control of the area in 2006. AQI forces in Tarmiyah were commanded by Abu Ghazwan until he was killed in 2008. (en) Al Tarmia oder Tarmiyah (arabisch الطارمية) ist eine Stadt im Gouvernement Salah ad-Din im Irak. Sie hat 91.284 Einwohner. Die Bevölkerung der dünn besiedelten Bauerngemeinde besteht hauptsächlich aus Sunniten aus verschiedenen lokalen Stämmen, einschließlich der Dulaimi, Schammar, und der . Während des Irakkrieges waren sunnitische Aufständische in Al Tarmia aktiv. 2006 übernahm al-Qaida die Kontrolle über das Gebiet. (de) |
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| rdfs:comment | Al Tarmia oder Tarmiyah (arabisch الطارمية) ist eine Stadt im Gouvernement Salah ad-Din im Irak. Sie hat 91.284 Einwohner. Die Bevölkerung der dünn besiedelten Bauerngemeinde besteht hauptsächlich aus Sunniten aus verschiedenen lokalen Stämmen, einschließlich der Dulaimi, Schammar, und der . Während des Irakkrieges waren sunnitische Aufständische in Al Tarmia aktiv. 2006 übernahm al-Qaida die Kontrolle über das Gebiet. (de) الطارمية هي مدينة عراقية ومركز لقضاء يقع شمال العاصمة بغداد وتبعد عنها بمسافة 40 كم، وتتبع إداريا لمحافظة بغداد، بينما كانت تابعة لمحافظة صلاح الدين حتى العام 1997.تبلغ مساحتها حوالي 100000 دونم ويبلغ تعداد سكان المدينة في عام 2014 حوالي 50000 نسمة. أما القضاء بحوالي 91 ألف نسمة. تقع على امتداد نهر دجلة بين مدينة بعقوبة شرقاً والتاجي جنوباً والدجيل شمالاً، وهي من المناطق المهمة إدارياً كونها تربط بين أربع محافظات عراقية هي بغداد صلاح الدين وديالى والأنبار. (ar) Al Tarmia or Tarmiyah (Arabic: الطارمية) is a town on the Tigris river 50 km (31 mi) north of Baghdad, in the Salah al-Din Governorate of Iraq. It has a population of 91,284. The area is a sparsely populated farming community. The population is made up of mostly Sunni people from various local tribes including the Dulaym, Shammar, and the . During the Iraq War, Sunni insurgents were active in Tarmiyah from 2003 onwards, and Al-Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) took control of the area in 2006. AQI forces in Tarmiyah were commanded by Abu Ghazwan until he was killed in 2008. (en) |
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