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| Identifier: | 05MUSCAT1206 |
|---|---|
| Wikileaks: | View 05MUSCAT1206 at Wikileaks.org |
| Origin: | Embassy Muscat |
| Created: | 2005-07-30 12:10:00 |
| Classification: | SECRET//NOFORN |
| Tags: | AEMR ASEC AMGT PTER CASC KHLS MU EAC |
| Redacted: | This cable was not redacted by Wikileaks. |
This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available.
S E C R E T MUSCAT 001206 SIPDIS NOFORN DEPT FOR DS/IP/NEA, DS/IP/ITA, NEA/ARPI, NEA/EX DEPT ALSO FOR DS/DSS/OSAC, DS/ICI/PII, DS/DSS/CC, DS/IP/OPO, CA/OCS E.O. 12958: DECL: 1.6X1 TAGS: AEMR, ASEC, AMGT, PTER, CASC, KHLS, MU, EAC SUBJECT: EMBASSY MUSCAT EAC - 07/30/2005 REF: MUSCAT 1186 Classified By: Deputy Chief of Mission William R. Stewart. Reason: 1.4(c). ------- Summary ------- 1. (SBU) The Ambassador chaired a meeting of the full Emergency Action Committee (EAC) on July 30 to review the Embassy's security posture following the local weekend. Members noted no substantive changes in the local security environment since the last meeting. Accordingly, the EAC agreed that the Embassy's already heightened security posture and force protection condition (FPCON) remain appropriate. End Summary. ------------------ Security Situation ------------------ 2. (SBU) On July 30, the Ambassador chaired a meeting of the full EAC to review the Embassy's security posture following the local weekend. The meeting opened with a discussion of the local security situation, which the EAC continued to characterize as stable. Likewise, the EAC noted no/no new threat reporting specific to Oman. 3. (SBU) RSO did, however, discuss a July 29 incident in which an American female employee was followed by an unknown Omani male driving a late-model Mercedes shortly after departing the Embassy in her privately owned vehicle (SIMAS #74277). RSO confirmed that the Royal Oman Police are actively investigating the incident, which they are initially assessing as a probable case of harassment. Members, including Duty Officer, cited no other security incidents among their staffs or family members over the weekend, while CONS confirmed that there were no reported security incidents or security-related queries from the private American citizen community. ------------------- Reporting Incidents ------------------- 4. (SBU) Prior to concluding the meeting, and referencing the incident outlined above, RSO asked all members of the EAC to once again remind their staffs and family members of the need to immediately report all suspicious activity or security-related incidents to Post One. -------------- EAC Conclusion -------------- 5. (S/NF) The EAC concluded that there have been no substantive changes in the local security environment since the last meeting held on July 27 (reftel). Accordingly, members agreed that the Embassy's already heightened security posture and FPCON remain appropriate. Embassy Muscat remains acutely aware of the need to monitor both the regional and local security and threat environments, and is prepared to take the necessary countermeasures should changes to either occur. AMB, DCM, P/E (Duty Officer), A/MGT, RSO, RMAS, CONS, MSG, DAO, OMC (USDR), and ECA (USCENTAF) participated in the meeting. BALTIMORE
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