Shiite Mosque In Kuwait
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Kuwait Court Sentences 7 To Death For Shiite Mosque Bombing
A Kuwaiti court sentenced seven men to death on Tuesday, five of them in absentia, for their roles in a deadly Shiite mosque bombing claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Kuwait Court Frees 11 Suspects in Shiite Mosque Attack
A Kuwaiti court trying 29 suspects in a deadly bomb attack on a Shiite mosque freed 11 defendants Thursday, while the main accused said he had been told worshippers would not be harmed.
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5 Suspects in Kuwait Mosque Attack Face Legal Action
Kuwait's interior ministry today referred five suspects linked to the suicide bombing of a Shiite mosque to the prosecution service for legal action, a security official said.
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Islamic State Threat Grows as 'Caliphate' Enters Second Year
The Islamic State group's "caliphate" enters its second year today with the jihadists expanding their territory in Syria and Iraq and their global reach by claiming attacks in Tunisia and Kuwait.
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Kuwait Shiite Mosque Bomber Was Saudi National: Interior Ministry
Kuwait today identified the suicide bomber behind an attack on a Shiite mosque as a Saudi national, after a series of arrests in connection with the blast that left 26 dead.
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2 Iranians Among Others Killed in Kuwait Mosque Attack: Official
Two of the victims in the jihadist attack at a Shiite mosque in Kuwait were Iranian nationals, Iran said today after condemning the atrocity and others in Tunisia and France.
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Islamic State Suicide Bomber Kills 25 at Kuwait Shiite Mosque
A suicide bomber struck a Shiite mosque in the Kuwaiti capital during today's prayers, killing at least 25 people and wounding many in an unprecedented attack claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Islamic State Claims Deadly Mosque Attack in Kuwait, At Least 13 Dead
At least 13 people have been killed in an attack at a Shiite mosque in the Kuwaiti capital during the main weekly prayers, reports news agency AFP. The attack was carried out by a suicide bomber, news agency AFP quoted a security official as saying.
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Kuwait Court Sentences 7 To Death For Shiite Mosque Bombing
A Kuwaiti court sentenced seven men to death on Tuesday, five of them in absentia, for their roles in a deadly Shiite mosque bombing claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Kuwait Court Frees 11 Suspects in Shiite Mosque Attack
A Kuwaiti court trying 29 suspects in a deadly bomb attack on a Shiite mosque freed 11 defendants Thursday, while the main accused said he had been told worshippers would not be harmed.
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5 Suspects in Kuwait Mosque Attack Face Legal Action
Kuwait's interior ministry today referred five suspects linked to the suicide bombing of a Shiite mosque to the prosecution service for legal action, a security official said.
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Islamic State Threat Grows as 'Caliphate' Enters Second Year
The Islamic State group's "caliphate" enters its second year today with the jihadists expanding their territory in Syria and Iraq and their global reach by claiming attacks in Tunisia and Kuwait.
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Kuwait Shiite Mosque Bomber Was Saudi National: Interior Ministry
Kuwait today identified the suicide bomber behind an attack on a Shiite mosque as a Saudi national, after a series of arrests in connection with the blast that left 26 dead.
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2 Iranians Among Others Killed in Kuwait Mosque Attack: Official
Two of the victims in the jihadist attack at a Shiite mosque in Kuwait were Iranian nationals, Iran said today after condemning the atrocity and others in Tunisia and France.
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Islamic State Suicide Bomber Kills 25 at Kuwait Shiite Mosque
A suicide bomber struck a Shiite mosque in the Kuwaiti capital during today's prayers, killing at least 25 people and wounding many in an unprecedented attack claimed by the Islamic State group.
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Islamic State Claims Deadly Mosque Attack in Kuwait, At Least 13 Dead
At least 13 people have been killed in an attack at a Shiite mosque in the Kuwaiti capital during the main weekly prayers, reports news agency AFP. The attack was carried out by a suicide bomber, news agency AFP quoted a security official as saying.
