安巴尔省






安巴尔省在伊拉克的位置以紅色標示


安巴尔（阿拉伯语：الأنبار‎）是伊拉克西部的一个省，首府是拉马迪。安巴尔是伊拉克面積最大的省份，与叙利亚、约旦和沙特阿拉伯接壤。安巴尔的名字来源于波斯语，意思是“货栈”，源出该地曾经是波斯萨珊王朝军队的货栈。面积138,501平方公里；2011年估計人口1,561,400，[1]幾乎全部都是遜尼派穆斯林[2]。


费卢杰和大部分所谓的“逊尼三角地带”位于该省之内。在伊拉克战争之后，伊拉克的叛乱在安巴尔省内最为激烈，人民对占领军的敌对状态也特別强烈。安巴尔省内，特别是拉马迪和费卢杰两个城市，以其居民强烈的部落和宗教情节而闻名，甚至前总统薩達姆·海珊的政权都对该地区动荡的天性而保持高度的机警。


2010年1月23日，美國海軍陸戰隊把當地防務交還予伊拉克當局。[3]


2013年12月發生安巴爾衝突。



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  1. ^ Iraq: Governorates & Major Cities - Statistics & Maps on City Population，Citypopulation.de。


  2. ^ John F. Burns. Showcase and Chimera in the Desert. New York Times. July 8, 2007. 


  3. ^ US Marines leave former Al-Qaeda hotspot in western Iraq. 法新社. 2010年1月23日. 









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