Abu Muhammad Al-adnani
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Targeted Killings Thin ISIS' Top Ranks
For a man given to fiery rhetoric and long-winded sermons, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani became oddly quiet during his last summer as the chief spokesman for the Islamic State.
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Pentagon Confirms ISIS Leader Abu Muhammad Al-Adnani Was Killed In August 30 Air Strike
The Pentagon confirmed on Monday that ISIS leader Abu Muhammad al-Adnani was killed in a US air strike on Aug. 30 in Syria.
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Islamic State Reports Death Of Spokesman And Senior Leader In Syria
The Islamic State reported the death of its chief spokesman, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, on Tuesday, potentially signaling the loss of a senior militant who has steered the group's campaign to bring violent operations to the West.
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Islamic State Urges Followers to Escalate Attacks in Ramadan
Islamic State urged its followers on Tuesday to escalate attacks against Christians, Shi'ites and Sunni Muslims fighting with a US-led coalition against the ultra-radical group.
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Sydney Hostage Siege: A Jihadist Propaganda Win?
His motives are a mystery and his acts described as random and deranged, but analysts say the gunman who took a Sydney cafe full of terrified people hostage could still score a propaganda coup for jihadists.
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Targeted Killings Thin ISIS' Top Ranks
For a man given to fiery rhetoric and long-winded sermons, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani became oddly quiet during his last summer as the chief spokesman for the Islamic State.
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Pentagon Confirms ISIS Leader Abu Muhammad Al-Adnani Was Killed In August 30 Air Strike
The Pentagon confirmed on Monday that ISIS leader Abu Muhammad al-Adnani was killed in a US air strike on Aug. 30 in Syria.
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Islamic State Reports Death Of Spokesman And Senior Leader In Syria
The Islamic State reported the death of its chief spokesman, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, on Tuesday, potentially signaling the loss of a senior militant who has steered the group's campaign to bring violent operations to the West.
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Islamic State Urges Followers to Escalate Attacks in Ramadan
Islamic State urged its followers on Tuesday to escalate attacks against Christians, Shi'ites and Sunni Muslims fighting with a US-led coalition against the ultra-radical group.
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Sydney Hostage Siege: A Jihadist Propaganda Win?
His motives are a mystery and his acts described as random and deranged, but analysts say the gunman who took a Sydney cafe full of terrified people hostage could still score a propaganda coup for jihadists.
