Al-Qaida denies aide to Zarqawi killed in Iraq
DUBAI, Sept. 27 (Xinhuanet) -- An internet statement denied on Tuesday reports that the right-hand man of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the most wanted militant in Iraq, has been killed by US forces.
the US military said Tuesday that Azzam, a financier and religious aide to Zarqawi, was killed in a joint US-Iraqi raid on his hideout in an apartment building on Monday, .
The authenticity of the statement could not be verified.
Al-Qaida in Iraq, which is linked to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terror network, is one of the most feared militant groups in the country and claims responsibility for many of the deadliest attacks in Iraq.
Well it was quicker then expected but no suprise that his name has been added to the living dead ,
See why this was not a suprise in the related post Here
the US military said Tuesday that Azzam, a financier and religious aide to Zarqawi, was killed in a joint US-Iraqi raid on his hideout in an apartment building on Monday, .
The authenticity of the statement could not be verified.
Al-Qaida in Iraq, which is linked to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terror network, is one of the most feared militant groups in the country and claims responsibility for many of the deadliest attacks in Iraq.
Well it was quicker then expected but no suprise that his name has been added to the living dead ,
See why this was not a suprise in the related post Here
posted by _H_ at 2:31 am
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Here are questions that are not being asked about the latest twist of a cynical war. Were explosives and a remote-control detonator found in the car of the two SAS special forces men "rescued" from prison in Basra on 19 September? If true, what were they planning to do with them? Why did the British military authorities in Iraq put out an unbelievable version of the circumstances that led up to armoured vehicles smashing down the wall of a prison?
Thanks for your comments Sofocieto
It is true that the actions of the UK forces during this event brings more questions then answers
I am sure you have looked at some of the possible answers yourself and you may have seen this
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=KEE20050925&articleId=994
if you have not , it is an interesting read
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