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Days After Trump Praises Former Al Qaeda Terrorist, An Old Video Goes Viral
Less than a week after Donald Trump scripted history by rubbing shoulders with former Al Qaeda and ISIS terrorist, now Syrian President, Ahmad al-Sharaa, an old video of the latter has surfaced online, where he is seen expressing happiness over 9/11.
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Video Allegedly Narrated By Killed Al Qaeda Chief Al-Zawahiri Surfaces
Al Qaeda has released a 35-minute recording the group claims was narrated by its leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, who was believed to have been killed in a US raid in August 2022, SITE intelligence group said on Friday.
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Al Qaeda Video Proves "Unseen Hands Behind Hijab Row": Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Hijab Row: Karnataka Home Minister said the video statement released by Al-Qaeda chief Ayman Al Zawahiri on the hijab row proves involvement of "unseen hands" behind the row.
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Al Qaeda Leader Al-Zawahiri, Rumoured Dead, Surfaces In Video On 9/11 Anniversary: Report
Twenty years after the ghastly terror attack on the US, Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, rumoured dead, has surfaced in a video released on the 9/11 anniversary.
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"Shouldn't Take It Seriously": Centre Downplays Al Qaeda Chief's Threat
Days after al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri released a video calling for "unrelenting blows" on India, the central government today brushed it off as just another routine threat that needn't be taken seriously.
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In Message, Al Qaeda Chief's Threat On Kashmir, Indian Army
Al Qaeda terrorist Ayman al-Zawahiri has, in a video released by the global terror outfit, called for "Mujahideen in Kashmir" to inflict "unrelenting blows" on the Indian Army and the government in Jammu and Kashmir. In the video message titled "Don't Forget Kashmir", the terror chief has also talked about Pakistan's involvement in fueling cross-bo...
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Video Shows Pervez Musharraf Seeking "Covert US Support" To Regain Power
In an embarrassment to Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani dictator was seen in a series of video clips, seeking covert US support to regain power and telling American lawmakers that he was "ashamed" of Pakistan's spy agency ISI for being negligent about Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's whereabouts.
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Osama Bin Laden's Video Collection Included 'Where In The World Is Osama?'
It's impossible to know whether Osama bin Laden, sequestered in his Abbottabad hideout in Pakistan, ever turned on the DVD player and popped in a documentary he could instantly fact-check: "Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden?"
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ISIS Releases New Video, Threatens Attack On China
ISIS terrorists from China's Uighur ethnic minority have vowed to return home and "shed blood like rivers", according to a terror-tracking firm, in what experts said marked the first ISIS threat against Chinese targets.
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Al Qaeda Threatens US That 9/11 Will Be Repeated 'Thousands Of Times'
Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri threatened the US that the September 11, 2001 attacks will be repeated "thousands of times", in a video marking the 15th anniversary of the deadly assault.
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Days After Trump Praises Former Al Qaeda Terrorist, An Old Video Goes Viral
Less than a week after Donald Trump scripted history by rubbing shoulders with former Al Qaeda and ISIS terrorist, now Syrian President, Ahmad al-Sharaa, an old video of the latter has surfaced online, where he is seen expressing happiness over 9/11.
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Video Allegedly Narrated By Killed Al Qaeda Chief Al-Zawahiri Surfaces
Al Qaeda has released a 35-minute recording the group claims was narrated by its leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, who was believed to have been killed in a US raid in August 2022, SITE intelligence group said on Friday.
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Al Qaeda Video Proves "Unseen Hands Behind Hijab Row": Karnataka Minister
Karnataka Hijab Row: Karnataka Home Minister said the video statement released by Al-Qaeda chief Ayman Al Zawahiri on the hijab row proves involvement of "unseen hands" behind the row.
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Al Qaeda Leader Al-Zawahiri, Rumoured Dead, Surfaces In Video On 9/11 Anniversary: Report
Twenty years after the ghastly terror attack on the US, Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, rumoured dead, has surfaced in a video released on the 9/11 anniversary.
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"Shouldn't Take It Seriously": Centre Downplays Al Qaeda Chief's Threat
Days after al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri released a video calling for "unrelenting blows" on India, the central government today brushed it off as just another routine threat that needn't be taken seriously.
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In Message, Al Qaeda Chief's Threat On Kashmir, Indian Army
Al Qaeda terrorist Ayman al-Zawahiri has, in a video released by the global terror outfit, called for "Mujahideen in Kashmir" to inflict "unrelenting blows" on the Indian Army and the government in Jammu and Kashmir. In the video message titled "Don't Forget Kashmir", the terror chief has also talked about Pakistan's involvement in fueling cross-bo...
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Video Shows Pervez Musharraf Seeking "Covert US Support" To Regain Power
In an embarrassment to Pervez Musharraf, the former Pakistani dictator was seen in a series of video clips, seeking covert US support to regain power and telling American lawmakers that he was "ashamed" of Pakistan's spy agency ISI for being negligent about Al Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden's whereabouts.
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Osama Bin Laden's Video Collection Included 'Where In The World Is Osama?'
It's impossible to know whether Osama bin Laden, sequestered in his Abbottabad hideout in Pakistan, ever turned on the DVD player and popped in a documentary he could instantly fact-check: "Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden?"
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ISIS Releases New Video, Threatens Attack On China
ISIS terrorists from China's Uighur ethnic minority have vowed to return home and "shed blood like rivers", according to a terror-tracking firm, in what experts said marked the first ISIS threat against Chinese targets.
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Al Qaeda Threatens US That 9/11 Will Be Repeated 'Thousands Of Times'
Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri threatened the US that the September 11, 2001 attacks will be repeated "thousands of times", in a video marking the 15th anniversary of the deadly assault.
