+ Follow AFGHANISTAN AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN Tag
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[Title] => Security experts: Al-Ghozi escape a boost to JI
[Summary] => With its spiritual head in the dock and operational chief on the run, Southeast Asia’s Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) terror group has received a timely leadership boost through the escape of its strategist from a Philippine jail, analysts say.
Indonesian Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi, JI’s best trained bomb expert, bolted from a high-security jail last Monday while serving a 17-year term for possession of a ton of explosives he planned to use for bombing Western targets in Singapore.
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[Title] => Nine foreigners blacklisted
[Summary] => Nine foreigners suspected of links with terrorists in Afghanistan were placed in the immigration blacklist yesterday upon request of the United Nations Security Council.
The nine are Ahmed Indris Nareddin, Abdelkader Mahmoud Es Sayed, Khalid al-Fawaz, Abu Hamza al-Masri, Mohamed ben Belgacem Aquadi, Lased ben Hemi, Mohamed ben Qabi, Mokhtar Bouchouxha, and Sami ben Khenais Essid.
Four are believed to be residents of Italy, two of Great Britain, two of Tunisia, and one of Libya.
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AFGHANISTAN AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN
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Indonesian Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi, JI’s best trained bomb expert, bolted from a high-security jail last Monday while serving a 17-year term for possession of a ton of explosives he planned to use for bombing Western targets in Singapore.
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[Summary] => Nine foreigners suspected of links with terrorists in Afghanistan were placed in the immigration blacklist yesterday upon request of the United Nations Security Council.
The nine are Ahmed Indris Nareddin, Abdelkader Mahmoud Es Sayed, Khalid al-Fawaz, Abu Hamza al-Masri, Mohamed ben Belgacem Aquadi, Lased ben Hemi, Mohamed ben Qabi, Mokhtar Bouchouxha, and Sami ben Khenais Essid.
Four are believed to be residents of Italy, two of Great Britain, two of Tunisia, and one of Libya.
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