| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 03:16 |
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וויפיל מנהיגים איז דא ביי זיי?
יעדן טאג ליינט מען א הויפט ראנגיקער על קאידע'ניק איז געכאפט געווארן אדער גע'הרג'ט געווארן.
היינט ליין איך KEY AL QAIDA LEADER KILLED, איך ליין ווייטער זעה איך אז ער איז געווען פון די TOP FIVE, פליעז גיוו מי א ברעיק... יעדן טאג איז דא אנדערע טאפ פייוו?
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - One of al-Qaida's top five leaders, said to be responsible for planning overseas strikes, was killed by Pakistani security forces in a rocket attack near the Afghan border with U.S. help, American and Pakistani officials said Saturday.
Hamza Rabia, a key associate of al-Qaida No. 2 Ayman al-Zawahri, died Thursday in an explosion in the North Waziristan tribal area, and his remains were identified in DNA tests, Information Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed said.
Two U.S. counterterrorism officials, who spoke only on condition of anonymity because of the information's sensitivity, confirmed Rabia's death but would not elaborate on the circumstances.
The officials said Rabia was believed to be an Egyptian and head of al-Qaida's foreign operations, possibly as senior as the No. 3 official in the terrorist group. That would put him in a tier just below Osama bin Laden and al-Zawahri.
"He was al-Qaida's No. 5 and this is what we know," Ahmed told The Associated Press.
Rabia filled the vacuum created this year by the capture of the previous operations chief, Abu Faraj al-Libbi, the two U.S. officials said.
As head of operations, Rabia would have been responsible for training, recruiting, networking and, most importantly, planning international terrorist activities outside the Afghan-Pakistan region.
One of the officials said Rabia also may have been involved in operations inside the region.
He had a wide array of jihadist contacts, the other official said, and was believed to be trying to reinvigorate al-Qaida's terrorist operations.
The circumstances of Rabia's death were still not clear.
A senior Pakistani intelligence official, speaking on condition of anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to the media, said a missile attack triggered a huge explosion in a stockpile of bomb-making materials, grenades and other munitions.
Other Pakistani intelligence officials, also not identifying themselves for the same reason, said U.S. assistance played a critical role in tracking down Rabia and "eliminating the threat" that he posed.
Earlier, a top government administrator, Syed Zaheerul Islam, said Rabia died in an explosion while making bombs at a home near Miran Shah. Islam said the blast also killed four other people, including two local residents, and left two others injured, who have not been identified.
Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf confirmed Rabia had been killed.
"Yes, indeed, 200 percent confirmed," Musharraf said in Kuwait at the start of a three-nation visit in the Middle East.
Al-Libbi twice tried to assassinate Musharraf for making the Islamic nation a key ally of the United States in its war on terrorism. Al-Libbi was captured in northwestern Pakistan on May 2 and later turned over to Washington for further investigation.
The Dawn newspaper, citing sources it did not identify, reported that the attack on a mud-walled home near Miran Shah may have been launched from two pilotless planes. Miran Shah is a strategic tribal region where remnants of al-Qaida are believed to have been hiding and where Pakistani forces have launched several operations against them.
The newspaper reported that associates from outside Pakistan retrieved the bodies of Rabia and two other foreigners and buried them in an unknown location.
Military officials have said hundreds of Arab, Afghan and Central Asian militants are in North and South Waziristan.
Pakistan has deployed thousands of troops in the area, fighting intense battles with militants and killing and capturing several of them.
Officials have said they do not know the whereabouts of al-Zawahri or bin Laden.
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א גוטע וואך
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 03:46 |
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אלס איז דא top five ווייל אז מען הארגעט איינעם פין
אויבען, איז די וואס זענען אינטען ריקען זיך ארויף
אויפען לייטער.
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 04:01 |
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אזוי ווי די צפרדע און מצרים וויפל דו האסט גיהאקט איז ארויס געקומען נאך
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 04:22 |
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They always do the same trick, first they kill someone then they quickly put him on the top of the list to claim a victory.
(change a category in a database)
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 05:16 |
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איך האב שוין געוואלט גלייבן די מעשה... ווען פלוצלינג שפרינגן מיר אנטקעגן מיינע אויגן די פאר שורות אינמיטן דעם באריכט, וואס האבן מיר געמאכט טראכטן אז עס הייבט נישט אן צו זיין אמת:
Pakistani President Gen. Pervez Musharraf confirmed Rabia had been killed.
"Yes, indeed, 200 percent confirmed," Musharraf said in Kuwait at the start of a three-nation visit in the Middle East
לאכט מיר נישט אויס, אבער אויב איר קענט פערוועז מושאראף, ברויכט איר וויסן אז זיינע "צוויי הונדערט פראצענט" רעכענען זיך בערך אזוי: הונדערט מיינוס הונדערט.
ווי איז דער כלל? יתר כנטול דמי... קומענדיגע מאל - פערוועז - זאג "הונדערט פראצענט"!
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 06:00 |
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גראף
דאס איז א האלבע צרה
דער פראבלעם איז אז געווענטליך נאך 2 3 טעג קומט
מען אויף אז ער איז "חי וקיים" אין ס'איז געווען א טעות
אדער ווי משהיאכעס זאגט!
תוקן על ידי - געלט123 - 04/12/2005 6:00:04
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 06:05 |
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איך געדענק נאך נישט לאנג צוריק איז א יעדע פאר טעג גהארגעט געווארען #3 פון על קיידא
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 06:13 |
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איך האלט אז מען הרגט פון זיי יעדן טאג.
ווען בוש איז הונגעריג פאר אביסעל פובליסיטי, טיט ער קרוינען איינס פון די אל קאידא נהרגים ווי גלייך ער וואלט גיווען עפעס א פעט העכטל.
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 06:27 |
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אין אנדערע ווערטער: יעדער איז דארט א מנהיג... פונקט ווי אין....
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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 08:51 |
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דא קען מען זען אז איך בין גערעכט Al-Qaeda number three 'killed by CIA spy plane' in Pakistan
(Filed: 04/12/2005)
Al-Qaeda's third-ranking leader has been killed by a missile fired by an American drone in Pakistan, near the Afghan border, NBC television news reported yesterday.
Egyptian-born Abu Hamza Rabia, who is said to head al-Qaeda's international operations, was among five people killed in a blast at a house where they were hiding in North Waziristan on Thursday. President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan confirmed Rabia's death yesterday. ... Pakistan's President Musharraf speaks to reporters
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, in his 30s, took over al-Qaeda's number three spot, behind Osama bin Laden and his Egyptian deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, after the capture of Abu Faraj Farj al-Liby in Pakistan in May, said US and Pakistani security officials.
"Rabia's international portfolio included planning attacks against the United States," said a US official, adding that his death would be a serious blow for al-Qaeda. 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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| נשלח ב-4/12/2005 17:38 |
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אינטערסאנט אז נאך אזוי פיל הצלחות אויף # 3 האבען זיי נאך קיימאל נישט מצליח געווען אויף #1 אין # 2
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