Tripoli, 31 May (AKI) - An al-Qaeda cell in Libya has announced in a statement published on the Internet that it is planning an attack on the coastal city of Darna, in the north-east of the country. The message, picked up by the Arab newspaper Al-Quds al-Arabi, goes on to say that to avoid this attack Libya must immediately release one of the cell's leaders from prison.
As well as attacking the town, which is located between Bengazi and the capital, Tripoli, the group also talks of a list of al-Qaeda targets, which it says includes the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. The newspaper reports that the statement was signed by the head of the local terror group, Abu al-Bara al-Libi.
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According to the analysis, the author believes that Zarqawi is using psychological warfare against the American media and speaks with great “confidence” about his set plans. The upcoming phase of Zarqawi’s operation, following the previous phase that was “completely accomplished,” includes a fitna (war) within Islam between the Shi’a and Sunni. The author emphasizes Zarqawi’s pledge of solidarity with Usama bin Laden, as he entreats the al-Qaeda leader for support in this fight, and watches as a “new dawn starts to appear in the horizon.”
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