Posted on 09/15/2005 8:14:56 AM PDT by Wiz
Riyadh, 15 Sept. (AKI) - Two Saudi terror suspects on the kingdom's latest most wanted list have been arrested in northern Iraq by Kurdish security forces. Saudi newspaper Okaz reported that Abdullah Mohammad Saleh al-Ramyan, 27, and Mohammad Saleh Sulaiman al-Rashoodi, 24, - numbers 32 and 33 on list of 36 issued at the end of June - were arrested as they tried to enter Iraqi territory. Both men appear on list as "known to have been involved in domestic incidents and are presumed to be currently outside the kingdom."
News of their arrest came as another terror suspect from list of 36 posted an audio tape of himself on the Internet to prove he is still alive, despite Interior Ministry listing him as one of five militants killed in three day stand-off in city of Dammam. "The Interior Ministry claimed to have killed me. God have mercy, I am still alive," voice attributed to Mohammed al-Suwailmi said. "It is proof of the impotence of the apostate government," he said.
The ministry admitted this week that following DNA testing they had discovered that the body was actually that of al-Suwailmi's brother Ahmed, who was not previously thought to have been involved in terrorist activities and did not appear on any of most wanted lists. Mohammad, however, is number seven on the latest list and is now believed to be in Iraq. The 23-year-old is said to be highly skilled at using computers and the Internet.
The Iraq arrests bring the number of terror suspects killed or in Saudi custody to at least eleven. There is only one suspect still at large on the previous list of 26, following the death of Saudi al-Qaeda leader Saleh al-Oufi in a shootout with police in August in the holy Muslim city of Medina.
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Number 32 and 33 on the Saudi Arabia's new most wanted terrorist list arrested ping!
The Saudi's practice one of the most extreme versions of Islam (pig poop be upon it) but it is still not enough for the rabid vermin.
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