[An Nahar] A little known jihadist group in Egypt's Sinai on Thursday grabbed credit for two boom-mobileings that killed six Egyptian soldiers a day earlier in the border town of Rafah.Jund al-Islam, or Islam's Soldiers in English, made the claim in a statement posted on krazed killer Islamist forums.
The statement accused the military of targeting "unarmed Mohammedans" in a campaign to quell an Islamist krazed killer insurgency in the north of the peninsula.
"It was necessary for your brothers in Jund al-Islam to quickly respond to these crimes," the statement said.
"Two big security installations including the military intelligence headquarters were targeted," the statement said, adding that the attacks were carried out by two jacket wallahs.
The military said six soldiers were killed in Wednesday's blasts, which targeted the military headquarters and a nearby checkpoint.
Little is known about Jund al-Islam, which was identified by state media as one of the krazed killer groups operating in Sinai.