The Libyan Atiyah Abd al-Radham killed by a U.S. drone. Serious hit the international terrorist organization Al Qaeda, after the killing of Osama bin Laden, has lost even the current number two of the movement, the Libyan Al-Attiyah Abd Rahman. His death on August 22 in Waziristan, was announced today in the United States. The American sources have not provided details of the circumstances of the attack, stating only that the death occurred during an attack against a drone of a vehicle with four people on board in the Norwak in the district of Mir Ali.
The disappearance of Al-Rahman, a long time representative of Al Qaeda in Iran and was a member of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group and Ansar al-Sunna is in a '"big loss" for the organization, because its current leader Ayman al-Zawahri, "had a lot" about him, said a senior Pentagon.
On the head of the terrorist, long considered the chief operating officer of the movement of the "sheikh of terror", hung a bounty of one million dollars. The connection between it and Bin Laden, and responsibilities delegated to him, also would emerge from the documents found in laptop computers seized during the attack of the commando group of Navy Seals to the residence of Abbottabad.
The disappearance of Al-Rahman, a long time representative of Al Qaeda in Iran and was a member of the Libyan Islamic Fighting Group and Ansar al-Sunna is in a '"big loss" for the organization, because its current leader Ayman al-Zawahri, "had a lot" about him, said a senior Pentagon.
On the head of the terrorist, long considered the chief operating officer of the movement of the "sheikh of terror", hung a bounty of one million dollars. The connection between it and Bin Laden, and responsibilities delegated to him, also would emerge from the documents found in laptop computers seized during the attack of the commando group of Navy Seals to the residence of Abbottabad.
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