In the years after 9/11, al-Qaida repeatedly failed to emulate the “success” of their previous operations and strikes. The obvious loss of their camp infrastructure was compounded by Khalid Sheikh … Continue reading SERIES: Dark Years Of Al-Qaida – Dismay In The London Underground
With Hassan Ghul captured in early 2004, the intrinsic bond of the Iraqi and Afghan insurgencies may have been imperiled, but Ghul’s interrogation displayed the organizations’ adamant intent on merging, … Continue reading SERIES: Dark Years Of Al-Qaida – Mesopotamian Expansion
Segment VII – Of An Unholy Merger (Chapter 24 – The Recidivists And The Wanted) For the entirety of the Series, please see – https://chroniclesinzealotry.com/fugitives-of-the-peninsula/ Segment VII discusses the coalescing … Continue reading SERIES: Fugitives Of The Peninsula – (Chapter 24 – The Recidivists And The Wanted)
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