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Saudi names top 26 terrorist suspects
Arabia yesterday announced the names of 26 suspects wanted in connection with terrorist attacks in the country and offered cash rewards for information leading to their arrest. The ministry urged the wanted men, who include 23 Saudis, two Moroccans and a Yemeni, to surrender to security forces. âThose who are convicted will be punished in accordance with the Shariah,â the ministry added.
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The ministry has posted an SR7 million reward for anyone providing information that stops a potential attack, SR5 million for information leading to the arrest of a group of terror suspects, and SR1 million for the arrest of a single suspect. The ministry warned anyone cooperating with the suspects in any way, adding they will face âharsh punishment.â
The wanted suspects are: Abdul Aziz Isa Abdul Mohsen Al-Muqrin,
Rakan Mohsen Muhammad Al-Saikhan,
Saleh Muhammad Awadallah Al-Alawi Al-Aufi,
Ibrahim Muhammad Abdullah Al-Rayyes,
Saud Hamoud Obaid Al-Qutaini Al-Otaibi,
Ahmed Abdul Rahman Saqer Al-Fadhli,
Sultan Bajad Saadoun Al-Otaibi,
Abdullah Saud Abu Nayyan Al-Subaie,
Faisal Abdul Rahman Abdullah Al-Dakheel,
Faris Ahmed Jamaan Al-Shuwail Al-Zahrani,
Khaled Mubarak Habibullah Al-Qurashi,
Mansour Muhammad Ahmed Faqeeh,
Isa Saad Muhammad ibn Aushen,
Taleb Saud Abdullah Al-Taleb,
Mustafa Ibrahim Muhammad Mubaraki,
Abdul Majeed Muhammad Abdullah Al-Manie,
Nasser Rashid Nasser Al-Rashid,
Bandar Abdul Rahman Abdullah Al-Dakheel,
Othman Hadi Al-Maqbool Al-Amri,
Talal Anbar Ahmed Anbari,
Aamir Mohsen Mureef Al-Zaidan Al-Shahri,
Abdullah Muhammad Rashid Al-Rashoud,
Abdul Rahman Muhammad Muhammad Yazji (all Saudis);
Kareem Al-Tahami Al-Majati,
Hussein Muhammad Al-Hasaki (both Moroccans)
Khaled Ali ibn Ali Haj, a Yemeni. The new list includes seven men already on a list of 19 leading militants published by Saudi authorities a week before the May 12 bombings in Riyadh. The remaining 12 from the May list have been captured or killed or have surrendered to the authorities.
Posted by: Paul Moloney 2003-12-07 |
