Al Qaeda's second in command, Ayman Al-Zawahiri, top left, is heard in a new audio message posted online today, in which he threatens more attacks against the U.S. and the West in a eulogy for former al Qaeda official Mustafa Abu Al-Yazid, bottom right. (ABC News)Al Qaeda No. 2 Threatens More U.S. Attacks -- ABC News
Ayman Al-Zawahiri Also Mentions Times Square Attack in Audio Message.
"Oh American people…We offered you a peace plan, and mutual benefit; but your governments were proud and haughty, and so the attacks against you followed one after another, everywhere – from Indonesia to Times Square, by way of Madrid and London. And the attacks are ongoing, and more will come one after another," said Zawahiri, according to a transcript provided by the Middle East Media Research Institute, based in Washington, DC.
Read more ....
More News On Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda No. 2 Tells Muslim Women to Be 'Holy Warriors' Against France -- FOX News
Qaeda's Zawahri condemns France, Yemen clerics: Web -- Reuters
Al Qaeda deputy urges Muslim women to become 'holy warriors' to defy French ban on burqa -- The Daily Mail
France 'declares war on al-Qaeda' -- Al Jazeera
PM says France "at war" with al Qaeda over hostage -- Reuters
France's Sarkozy confirms Al Qaeda hostage dead -- Reuters
Al Qaeda's North African Affiliate Says It Killed French Hostage -- Wall Street Journal
Al Qaeda kills French hostage in Mali, says Sarkozy has 'opened the doors of hell' -- Christian Science Monitor
Al-Qaeda Stealing Blood From Hospitals in Iraq -- Time Magazine
Iraqi Militants Stealing Blood for the Injured -- New York Times
Al-Qaida In Iraq Weakened But Still Dangerous -- NPR
6 Yemeni troops die in al Qaeda attack -- CNN
Al-Qaida kills 6 Yemeni soldiers -- Huffington Post
Yemeni forces kill 3 Al Qaeda members -- Al Bawaba
Puntland forces clash with Al Qaeda-linked militia -- AFP
Islamist rebels vow jihad on Somalia's Puntland -- Reuters
Puntland forces attack al-Shabab in Somali mountains -- BBC
Mauritania 'mobilises army to counter Qaeda' -- AFP
Al-Qaeda Threatens All of Mideast, Central Asia, U.S. General Mattis Says -- Bloomberg
No comments:
Post a Comment