Gold9472
02-24-2006, 01:12 PM
Al-Qaida in Iraq's leader killed
http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=288252006
(Gold9472: I posted this because "Al-Qaeda In Iraq" has an awful lot of "leaders" doesn't it? I've often seen Zarqawi referred to as the leader of "Al-Qaeda In Iraq".)
2/24/2006
Al-Qaida in Iraq's leader in northern Baghdad has been killed in a raid, the US military said.
The military identified Abu Asma, also known as Abu Anas and Akram Mahmud al-Mushhadani, as an explosives expert with close ties to important car bomb manufacturers in Baghdad.
He died in a northern Baghdad raid conducted by coalition forces with the help of Iraqi police, a military statement said.
"Intelligence reports indicated Abu Asma was in possession of, and expected to use, suicide vests against the Iraqi people and security forces," the statement said.
"He was directly responsible for many deaths and injuries of coalition and Iraqi security forces."
http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=288252006
(Gold9472: I posted this because "Al-Qaeda In Iraq" has an awful lot of "leaders" doesn't it? I've often seen Zarqawi referred to as the leader of "Al-Qaeda In Iraq".)
2/24/2006
Al-Qaida in Iraq's leader in northern Baghdad has been killed in a raid, the US military said.
The military identified Abu Asma, also known as Abu Anas and Akram Mahmud al-Mushhadani, as an explosives expert with close ties to important car bomb manufacturers in Baghdad.
He died in a northern Baghdad raid conducted by coalition forces with the help of Iraqi police, a military statement said.
"Intelligence reports indicated Abu Asma was in possession of, and expected to use, suicide vests against the Iraqi people and security forces," the statement said.
"He was directly responsible for many deaths and injuries of coalition and Iraqi security forces."