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This is a timeline of incidents in 2004 that have been labelled as "terrorism" and are not believed to have been carried out by a government or its forces (see state terrorism and state-sponsored terrorism). A car bomb exploded outside of a hospital in Groznyy, killing gone police officer and wounding 2 other officers and four pedestrians.〔 |- |October 21 |align="right"|0 |align="right"|0 |Corsica A powerful explosive device detonated at the Aleria gendarmerie on the island of Corsica. The blast occurred in front of one of the entrances to the gendarmerie and was far more powerful than previous blasts targeting gendarmeries on the island. No one was harmed, as an anonymous caller warned of the device a half hour before it detonated and everyone was evacuated from the premises. On October 28, three Corsican nationalists were arrested in connection with this attack. On February 14, 2005, the Corsican National Liberation Front (FLNC) claimed responsibility for this attack and twelve others on the island.〔 |- |October 21 |align="right"|1 |align="right"|14 |Baghdad Gunmen opened fire on a bus carrying female employees of the Iraqi Airways at the Baghdad airport, killing one woman and injuring fourteen others. Sources indicate that two cars of armed men stopped the bus on the western outskirts of the capital. One assailant threw at least two hand grenades into the bus and then gunmen opened fire from the outside.〔 |- |October 23 |align="right"|3 |align="right"|8 |Kabul The Taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide mission carried out on "Chicken Street," a narrow, busy shopping district with jewelry, rug, and antique shops in Kabul. There were reportedly two fatalities, one US woman civilian and an Afghani. There were at least seven others wounded, including three Icelandic ISAF soldiers. Afghan citizens comprise the rest of the wounded group.〔 |- |October 23 |align="right"|17 |align="right"|30 |Khan Al-Baghdadi A suicide car bomber attacked a police station in Khan al-Baghdadi killing sixteen Iraqi police and wounding at least thirty others. The car bomb targeted the police station where many Iraqis were lined up to surrender their weapons and/or join the police force. The station is also the site of a police training center. At the time of the attack, police were gathered at the station for a training course.〔 |- |October 24 |align="right"|0 |align="right"|7 |Kasmir Unknown perpetrators detonated a bomb, attempting to kill Omar Abdullah, the leader of pro-India National Conference Party. The attack was carried out as Abdullah was attending a prayer ceremony for the former National Conference minister Safdar Ali Baig (killed by militants). The rebels' bomb missed their target, but injured four others in the crowd. There were no fatalities.〔 |- |October 24 |align="right"|0 |align="right"|6 |Trabzon Six people were injured when an explosive device detonated at a McDonalds fast food restaurant in Trabzon. The victims were taken to the hospital immediately after the blast. The perpetrators managed to escape. No further information is available.〔 |- |October 25 |align="right"|8 |align="right"|9 |Mosul Two suicide car bombs detonated in Mosul, killing at least three Iraqis and wounding at least nine government employees. Both suicide attackers were also killed. The first bomb caused most of the casualties and targeted a Nineveh governorate compound.〔 |- |October 28 |align="right"|0 |align="right"|9 |Islamabad There was an explosion in the lobby of a Marriott Hotel in the center of Islamabad. The government of Pakistan claims that there was an electrical short circuit, but there is evidence of foul play. The hotel is frequented by foreign journalists, diplomats, and business people and is located a few hundred meters from the president's house. There were US diplomats and military troops at the hotel. There was a purported "important personality" to arrive at the hotel on November 30. The explosion occurred while a bomb disposal squad team was doing an inspection. It was reported that despite the "short circuit," all of the lights were still on. A few days later, an al Qaeda activist and tribal leader wanted by Pakistan for the abduction of a Chinese Engineer, Cdr Abdullah Mahsud, claimed responsibility for the explosion. Interior Ministry recommended equipping law enforcement agencies with explosive detectors (despite the fact that the government still claimed the incident to be an electrical failure).〔 |- |October 28 |align="right"|2 |align="right"|20 |Pattani Province A bomb exploded outside a bar frequented by tourists in Narathiwat province. Two tourists, Malaysian national Sawakiaat Hoe and Thai national Pissamai Daengdamdi, were killed in the blast. At least twenty-one were wounded. Reports indicate the blast may have been a revenge attack for the eighty-five Muslim protesters crushed to death on October 25 en route to a military detention center. It is not clear if the bar was the intended target. A police station was also nearby the blast.〔 |- |October 29 |align="right"|2 |align="right"|2 |Bogota A bomb exploded near a bus stop along Bogotá's Transmilenio bus system route. A taxi passing by was caught in the blast resulting in the death of the driver and a passenger. Two other passengers were also injured. The explosion damaged about 30 houses in the area. The chief of police believes the attack was aimed at the bus stop but did not comment on the motive of the attack or who was responsible for it. The Transmilenio system has been the target of at least three attacks.〔 |- |October 30 |align="right"|7 |align="right"|19 |Baghdad A car bomb exploded outside the office of the Al-Arabiya television station in Baghdad killing at least seven people and wounding nineteen. The incident was initially claimed by the National Islamic Resistance, 1920 Revolution Brigades. Later this group denied responsibility and the Jihadist Martyrs Brigades in Iraq, Saraya al-Shuhada al-jihadiyah Fi al-Iraq, claimed responsibility. The group claimed that Al-Arabiya was the "mouthpiece of the American occupation in Iraq" and threatened that similar attacks would be launched against any non-neutral media source. The network's staff was in a meeting at the time of the explosion.〔 |} ==See also== *List of terrorist incidents *ETA attacks in 2004 *List of Qassam rocket attacks *List of Palestinian suicide attacks *List of Palestinian rocket attacks on Israel, 2001–2006 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of terrorist incidents, 2004」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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