Al Qaeda in Iraq
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Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, the leader of al Qaeda’s Islamic State of Iraq, promoted Sami al Daini to lead the group in Diyala province. Daini is the brother-in-law of slain al Qaeda in Iraq leader Abu Musab al Zarqawi.
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Al Qaeda in Iraq has demanded local shopkeepers in Mosul pay “protection money” to ensure shipments of goods. “Many shopkeepers have been threatened and are paying up,” the governor of Ninewa province said.
The Islamic State of Iraq, al Qaeda’s political front, claimed it carried out the Sept. 5 suicide assault on an Iraqi Army base in central Baghdad. Iraqi troops repelled the assault, which resulted in 12 people killed.
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‘US troops called in’ as Iraqi army base attacked
Five suicide bombers, four Iraqi soldiers, and three civilians were reported killed in the daylight assault on a military headquarters in Rusafa.
In Baghdad, police chief explains why it’s tough to enforce the rule of law
Iraqis approach end of US combat role with worry
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The Islamic State of Iraq, al Qaeda’s political front, claimed it carried out the attacks in 13 different cities on Aug. 25 that killed more than 60 people. Al Qaeda said the attacks were directed by Abu Bakr al Baghdadi al Qurshi, the new leader of the Islamic State of Iraq.
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Suicide bombers struck police stations in Baghdad and Al Kut, while remotely triggered car bombs were detonated outside police stations in Karbala and Basrah.