Posted on 07/30/2004 12:05:47 PM PDT by Publius Maximus
Kuwait City, July 30 (IANS) :
Reports here Friday said a man assumed to be Al Qaida No.3 Abu Musab Zarqawi has been captured in Iraq, Xinhua reports.
Jordanian militant Zarqawi, whose Tawhid and Jihad groups have claimed responsibility for numerous attacks in Iraq, was captured during a joint operation by coalition forces and Iraqi police, the Politics said Friday.
The newspaper quoted a senior Iraqi police official as saying that the US and Iraqi investigators are trying to identify the captive, who was seized at the border of Iraq and Syria, and has sent his DNA sample for testing.
Zarqawi is the most wanted suspect in Iraq and has a US bounty of $25 million on his head.
The captive said his group operates mainly in western Iraq and a few militants are scattered around Baghdad and southern Iraq. He also revealed the hideouts of some members and the way they communicated amongst themselves.
Zarqawi's group has claimed responsibility for a number of bloody attacks and beheadings of foreigners, including US businessman Nicholas Berg, South Korean translator Kim Sun-il and Bulgarian truck driver Georgi Lazov.
The captive, dressed in a white shirt and jeans, offered no resistance when he realised his hideout was besieged, according to Iraqi police.
A week ago, Kuwaiti media reported that coalition forces and Iraqi police had rounded up Zarqawi and a handful of his followers in a certain Iraqi area bordering Syria.
http://www.newkerala.com/news-daily/news/features.php?action=fullnews&id=5102
Quilla add another source.
I'm suspicious of your suspiciousness of my questioning the timing of this story.
I, el Tork - yo - mama, master inquisitor, will obtain the information from you, worthless infidel.
Just wait till you meet out "old crusty" in person!!!
Vee haff vays of making you talk!!!
http://www.123bharath.com/india-news/index.php?action=fullnews&id=5358
Top Al Qaida leader captured: report :
World News > Kuwait City, July 30 : Reports here Friday said a man assumed to be Al Qaida No.3 Abu Musab Zarqawi has been captured in Iraq, Xinhua reports.
Jordanian militant Zarqawi, whose Tawhid and Jihad groups have claimed responsibility for numerous attacks in Iraq, was captured during a joint operation by coalition forces and Iraqi police, the Politics said Friday.
The newspaper quoted a senior Iraqi police official as saying that the US and Iraqi investigators are trying to identify the captive, who was seized at the border of Iraq and Syria, and has sent his DNA sample for testing.
Zarqawi is the most wanted suspect in Iraq and has a US bounty of $25 million on his head.
The captive said his group operates mainly in western Iraq and a few militants are scattered around Baghdad and southern Iraq. He also revealed the hideouts of some members and the way they communicated amongst themselves.
Zarqawi's group has claimed responsibility for a number of bloody attacks and beheadings of foreigners, including US businessman Nicholas Berg, South Korean translator Kim Sun-il and Bulgarian truck driver Georgi Lazov.
The captive, dressed in a white shirt and jeans, offered no resistance when he realised his hideout was besieged, according to Iraqi police.
A week ago, Kuwaiti media reported that coalition forces and Iraqi police had rounded up Zarqawi and a handful of his followers in a certain Iraqi area bordering Syria.
--Indo-Asian News Service
Me too, I can't even turn on my TV without them lil' babies being energized!
Or a XXXS panty put on his head with a 4XS waist band..
AWGH!!!!
What a face!
Too late...
Is this a current "dubunking" or an older "debunking"?
bttt
Didn't I just read Colin Powell is either in Baghdad? Or going to be, shortly.
Hummmmm.........very interesting.
I think he posted the link to the older debunking. Sounds like the story posted now is new.
It's the white shirt and jeans.....gives him away as a true jihad leader!!!
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