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Iraq
(suspected) Al-Qaeda in Iraq Emir Captured in Baghdad
2007-02-26
Coalition Forces detained 15 suspected terrorists including a suspected al-Qaeda in Iraq emir during raids Monday morning targeting foreign fighter facilitators and the al-Qaeda in Iraq network. During an operation in Baghdad, Coalition Forces captured a suspected al-Qaeda in Iraq emir and one of his associates. Three suspected foreign terrorist facilitators were captured in operations northeast of Samarra, and eight more were captured in a foreign fighter safe house west of Mahmudiyah.

In downtown Ramadi, Coalition Forces captured two suspects in a foreign fighter safe house. Intelligence reports indicated members of the cell were allegedly planning suicide operations against Coalition or Iraqi Forces. "Coalition Forces are making progress dismantling the foreign fighter and al-Qaeda terrorist networks inside Iraq," said Lt. Col. Christopher Garver, MNF-I spokesperson. "These operations send a message to terrorists that they will be caught and prosecuted for their crimes under the Iraqi justice system."
Posted by:Glenmore

#5  No virgins for you!!!
Posted by: Virgin Nazi   2007-02-26 16:55  

#4  ...caught and prosecuted for their crimes under the Iraqi justice system."

read.. before dawn + streached broken neck + swinging + like Saddam.
Posted by: RD   2007-02-26 13:04  

#3  This confuses, AQ in Baghdad?

But I thought commanders Levin, Pelosi and Reid said we were gonna redeploy from Baghdad to counterterrorize AQ in Anbar and such.
Posted by: Captain America   2007-02-26 11:43  

#2  The modifier 'supected' is CentCom's; I just included it in the title to recognize that this is still an unfinished story, for now. More than once we've grabbed 'Mohammed' and it turned out he was actually 'Muhomet', and then released him, only to find out later he was actually 'Mohamut', who was a different 'most-wanted' guy.
Posted by: Glenmore   2007-02-26 11:37  

#1  As this is a centcom release, I'm prone to believe it. Good huntin', boys, if true.
Posted by: BA   2007-02-26 10:58  

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