Al-Qaida in Iraq claims to have 12,000 fighters

Al-Qaida in Iraq claimed in a new audio tape today to have mobilised 12,000 fighters in the waitron country.

Fri, 10 Nov, 2006 - 14:49

Al-Qaida in Iraq claimed in a new audio tape today to have mobilised 12,000 fighters in the waitron country.

“The al-Qaida army has 12,000 fighters in Iraq, and they have vowed to die for God’s sake” said Abu Hamza al-Muhajir, in an audio tape made available on militant websites.

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