Five held in France after UN attack

Five men suspected of helping the al-Qaida UN bombers who killed nearly 40 people last week were being held in France today.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2007 - 11:15

Five men suspected of helping the al-Qaida UN bombers who killed nearly 40 people last week were being held in France today.

The car bomb attack on UN offices in Algiers and another simultaneous one at a court complex in Algiers was one of the worst suffered by the organisation.

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