Strike on voice of al-Qaeda came after clues from courier
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| Title: | Strike on voice of al-Qaeda came after clues from courier |
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| Authors: | COLIN FREEMAN; ADAM BARON; SEAN RAYMENT; Philip Sherwell |
| Source: | Sunday Telegraph (London). 10/02/2011, p27-27. 1. |
| Abstract: | AS HE sat by a roadside eating what would be his last breakfast, Anwar al-Awlaki could have been forgiven for being in upbeat mood. Some 18 months after Washington had given him the ultimate terrorist accolade by putting him on a list of people authorised for assassination, he was still in the Yemeni mountains where neither his own government nor US drone strikes could reach him. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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| Abstract: | AS HE sat by a roadside eating what would be his last breakfast, Anwar al-Awlaki could have been forgiven for being in upbeat mood. Some 18 months after Washington had given him the ultimate terrorist accolade by putting him on a list of people authorised for assassination, he was still in the Yemeni mountains where neither his own government nor US drone strikes could reach him. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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