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Al-Qaeda number three 'killed by CIA spy plane' (follow-up) | ||
2005-12-04 | ||
Quoting unnamed officials, NBC said Rabia was killed by a missile launched from an unmanned Predator drone controlled by the US Central Intelligence Agency. The CIA would not comment. Tribal witnesses in Pakistan said a "hail of missiles" struck the mud house in the village of Haisori. Other witnesses told NBC that missile remnants bearing US markings remain in the area. They also said they had heard six explosions, but it is uncertain how many of these were the result of missile attacks and how many may have been explosives detonating inside the house. Rabia was involved in two attempts on President Musharraf's life two years ago and security forces had been hunting him for some time.
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Posted by:Steve White |
#3 Title on Power Line No Kidding? Today's silliest headline: "U.S. Missile, al-Qaida Death May Be Linked". It's tough to slip anything past the Associated Press. |
Posted by: SwissTex 2005-12-04 18:40 |
#2 Al-Q has rapid promotion, lousy job security. |
Posted by: Mike 2005-12-04 06:16 |
#1 ... another top Al Qarda temporary position available. Send resume to Monster.com (no offense Monster, just had to throw that in.) ;-) |
Posted by: RG 2005-12-04 02:29 |