Alleged American Al Qaeda Warns of U.S. Attacks
Oct. 28, 2004 -- A man describing himself as an American member of al Qaeda says a new wave of terror attacks against the United States could come "at any moment," according to a videotape obtained by ABCNEWS.
Alleged American Al Qaeda Warns of U.S. Attacks
A man describing himself as an American member of al Qaeda says a new wave of terror attacks against the United States could come "at any moment," according to a videotape obtained by ABC News. (ABCNEWS)
Three Foreign Poll Workers Snatched in Afghanistan
Three foreigners helping to organize Afghanistan's presidential election were kidnapped by a gang of armed men in the capital on Thursday, prompting a huge manhunt by Afghan authorities and international peacekeepers. (Reuters)
Qaeda-Linked Militants Killed in Pakistan Shootout
Three al Qaeda-linked militants were killed and three were wounded on Wednesday in a clash with Pakistani security forces in a troubled tribal region near the Afghan border, the military said. (Reuters)
Intelligence Report to Assess Threat Posed by Terrorists
American intelligence agencies are drafting a report that could address whether the Iraq war has increased or decreased the foreign terrorist threat to the United States, but it will not be completed before Election Day, according to senior government officials. (NY Times)
Sinai Suspects Likely to Face Military Trial
Suspects in the Sinai attacks are likely to face a military trial to ensure a speedy process, "well-informed Egyptian sources" told al Hayat newspaper. Sources also said the mastermind of the attacks regularly visited Gaza to see his family, which could mean the attacks were planned over there. (Al Hayat)
Cleric Charged Over Bali Bombings
An Indonesian cleric appeared in court today accused of leading the militant Islamist group responsible for a series of attacks including the 2002 Bali nightclub bombings that killed 202 people. (The Guardian)
Guantanamo Four Plan to Sue U.S.
Four British men held at the Guantanamo Bay prison camp for nearly three years are suing the US government. (BBC)
Government Seeks Trial Date for Moussaoui
The government proposed Wednesday that Zacarias Moussaoui go on trial May 31, the day after Memorial Day, in the only U.S. case charging a defendant with crimes related to the Sept. 11 attacks. (AP)
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