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Latest from Exxon-Mobil plant in Aceh, with pix of rebels from Free Aceh Movement training

(3 Apr 2001) North Aceh- 1 April 2001 1. Wide shot Exxon- Mobil oil compound 2. Two mid shots of compound 3. Close up security guards on tower 4. Close up welcome sign 5. Wide shot security at gate 6. Mid shot security at gate 7. Close up weapons 8. Mid shot security 9. Wide gate Pasee, North Aceh - 2 April 2001 10. Various shots of Free Aceh rebels lining up 11. Various shots of rebels on patrol 12. Two shots of rebels taking up positions on hillside 13. Shot of rebels simulating an attack 14. Various shots of rebels crawling 15.SOUNDBITE: (Bahasa Indonesia) Sofyan Daud, Free Aceh Spokesman "We the Free Aceh rebels are training today to defend ourselves. When the Indonesian army go and attack us, we always fight back. We're capable of fighting the whole Indonesian army." 20. Various shots of rebels training STORYLINE: There has been renewed violence in Indonesia's northern Aceh province. On Sunday, two people were killed in clashes between the rebel Free Aceh Movement and Indonesian government security forces. Violence in the region is beginning to deter foreign investment. Exxon Mobil, the U-S-based energy company, shut down its natural-gas operation in Aceh in March, citing danger to its employees and contractors. It says since 1999, four off-duty workers have been killed. Company vehicles had been hijacked around 50 times, and two company planes have been hit by ground fire. Company buses were also stopped and burned. The empty plant is still being guarded by government forces who say they should be able to make it safe for Exxon Mobil staff to return within weeks. Indonesia has warned Exxon Mobil that if it does not resume pumping gas from its Aceh fields by July, its operations in the strife-torn province will be taken over by state company Pertamina. But violence in the province shows no sign of abating. Rebels from the Free Aceh Movement, seen here training, are heavily armed and highly equipped. They say they are fully capable of taking on the Indonesian army. The rebel Free Aceh Movement has been waging a war against Indonesian rule for an independent homeland since the 1970s. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...