Monday, November 07, 2005

2 More Dead AQ in Iraq Terrorist Leaders Identified

CENTCOM has released the identities of two more al Qaeda in Iraq terrorist leaders killed in October 29th airstrikes on safehouses. Five were previously identified.

From a CENTCOM press release:
Abu Umar, a senior al Qaeda in Iraq terrorist leader and foreign fighter facilitator who was the commander of several terrorist cells in the Ubaydi, Husaybah, and al Qaim region. Sources report that he had just replaced Abu Asil who was killed in a coalition air strike a few days prior. He assisted Abu Asil in the smuggling of foreign fighters in the to al Qaim region. He also directed, planned and executed many of the terrorist attacks on Iraqi and Coalition forces, to include VBIED and IED attacks.

Abu Hamza, was a senior al Qaeda in Iraq terrorist cell leader who was the commander of several terrorist cells in the Husaybah and Karabilah areas. Sources report that he was also a close confidant of the al Qaeda in Iraq military commander in Husaybah. He also planned and executed many of the terrorist attacks on Iraqi and Coalition forces in the region, to include VBIED, IED, mortar and direct attacks. It was reported that he and his terrorist cells were also responsible for recent terrorist attacks against Camp Gannon, in Husaybah.
I'm reprinting this story on the off chance that our loyal, unbiased, non-partisan mainstream media completely ignores it.