超级军网基地组织二号头目被美国无人机炸死！
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http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/1 ... r-killed/index.html
(CNN)Top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi has died in a drone strike.
Al-Wuhayshi was the No. 2 leader of al Qaeda globally and the head of AQAP.
Two Yemeni national security officials told CNN that al-Wuhayshi was killed Friday in a suspected U.S. drone strike in Yemen's Hadramout region. A few hours later, the militant group itself confirmed the death.
In a video message released Tuesday, AQAP said al-Wuhayshi was killed along with two aides. Military chief Qasm al-Rimi (also known as Abu Hureira al-Sanaani) will take over as successor, the group said.
U.S. authorities are looking to confirm al-Wuhayshi's death, according to one U.S. intelligence official.
In a video that surfaced in April last year, the man who was known as al Qaeda's crown prince appeared brazenly out in the open, greeting followers.
In a speech to the group, al-Wuhayshi makes it clear that he's going after the United States, saying: "We must eliminate the cross. ... The bearer of the cross is America!"
The video showed what looked like the largest and most dangerous gathering of al Qaeda in years.
Originally from Yemen, al-Wuhayshi assumed command of AQAP in 2009. He'd escaped a Yemeni prison in 2006, and had previously worked as a personal secretary for Osama bin Laden.
"If it's true, it is a significant blow. Leadership matters," Sen. Angus King, an independent of Maine, told CNN on Monday.
King said the death would hurt al Qaeda, but stressed the group still poses a threat.
"This is a long, difficult struggle that we're engaged in, and it's going to require all kinds of tools," King said.
Reports of al-Wuhayshi's death come shortly after U.S. planes carried out a strike inside Libya, purportedly killing a key terror figure in North Africa.
The target was Mokhtar Belmokhtar, a veteran Islamist fighter, who is blind in one eye, affiliated with al Qaeda in North Africa, a U.S. official told CNN.
The Libyan government said Belmokhtar was killed in the weekend strike, something that U.S. officials have not confirmed.
CNN's Hamdi Alkhshali, Salim Essad, Merieme Arif, Barbara Starr, Jomana Karadsheh and journalist Hakim Almasmari contributed to this report.http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/1 ... r-killed/index.html
(CNN)Top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi has died in a drone strike.
Al-Wuhayshi was the No. 2 leader of al Qaeda globally and the head of AQAP.
Two Yemeni national security officials told CNN that al-Wuhayshi was killed Friday in a suspected U.S. drone strike in Yemen's Hadramout region. A few hours later, the militant group itself confirmed the death.
In a video message released Tuesday, AQAP said al-Wuhayshi was killed along with two aides. Military chief Qasm al-Rimi (also known as Abu Hureira al-Sanaani) will take over as successor, the group said.
U.S. authorities are looking to confirm al-Wuhayshi's death, according to one U.S. intelligence official.
In a video that surfaced in April last year, the man who was known as al Qaeda's crown prince appeared brazenly out in the open, greeting followers.
In a speech to the group, al-Wuhayshi makes it clear that he's going after the United States, saying: "We must eliminate the cross. ... The bearer of the cross is America!"
The video showed what looked like the largest and most dangerous gathering of al Qaeda in years.
Originally from Yemen, al-Wuhayshi assumed command of AQAP in 2009. He'd escaped a Yemeni prison in 2006, and had previously worked as a personal secretary for Osama bin Laden.
"If it's true, it is a significant blow. Leadership matters," Sen. Angus King, an independent of Maine, told CNN on Monday.
King said the death would hurt al Qaeda, but stressed the group still poses a threat.
"This is a long, difficult struggle that we're engaged in, and it's going to require all kinds of tools," King said.
Reports of al-Wuhayshi's death come shortly after U.S. planes carried out a strike inside Libya, purportedly killing a key terror figure in North Africa.
The target was Mokhtar Belmokhtar, a veteran Islamist fighter, who is blind in one eye, affiliated with al Qaeda in North Africa, a U.S. official told CNN.
The Libyan government said Belmokhtar was killed in the weekend strike, something that U.S. officials have not confirmed.
CNN's Hamdi Alkhshali, Salim Essad, Merieme Arif, Barbara Starr, Jomana Karadsheh and journalist Hakim Almasmari contributed to this report.
(CNN)Top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi has died in a drone strike.
Al-Wuhayshi was the No. 2 leader of al Qaeda globally and the head of AQAP.
Two Yemeni national security officials told CNN that al-Wuhayshi was killed Friday in a suspected U.S. drone strike in Yemen's Hadramout region. A few hours later, the militant group itself confirmed the death.
In a video message released Tuesday, AQAP said al-Wuhayshi was killed along with two aides. Military chief Qasm al-Rimi (also known as Abu Hureira al-Sanaani) will take over as successor, the group said.
U.S. authorities are looking to confirm al-Wuhayshi's death, according to one U.S. intelligence official.
In a video that surfaced in April last year, the man who was known as al Qaeda's crown prince appeared brazenly out in the open, greeting followers.
In a speech to the group, al-Wuhayshi makes it clear that he's going after the United States, saying: "We must eliminate the cross. ... The bearer of the cross is America!"
The video showed what looked like the largest and most dangerous gathering of al Qaeda in years.
Originally from Yemen, al-Wuhayshi assumed command of AQAP in 2009. He'd escaped a Yemeni prison in 2006, and had previously worked as a personal secretary for Osama bin Laden.
"If it's true, it is a significant blow. Leadership matters," Sen. Angus King, an independent of Maine, told CNN on Monday.
King said the death would hurt al Qaeda, but stressed the group still poses a threat.
"This is a long, difficult struggle that we're engaged in, and it's going to require all kinds of tools," King said.
Reports of al-Wuhayshi's death come shortly after U.S. planes carried out a strike inside Libya, purportedly killing a key terror figure in North Africa.
The target was Mokhtar Belmokhtar, a veteran Islamist fighter, who is blind in one eye, affiliated with al Qaeda in North Africa, a U.S. official told CNN.
The Libyan government said Belmokhtar was killed in the weekend strike, something that U.S. officials have not confirmed.
CNN's Hamdi Alkhshali, Salim Essad, Merieme Arif, Barbara Starr, Jomana Karadsheh and journalist Hakim Almasmari contributed to this report.http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/1 ... r-killed/index.html
(CNN)Top al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) leader Nasir al-Wuhayshi has died in a drone strike.
Al-Wuhayshi was the No. 2 leader of al Qaeda globally and the head of AQAP.
Two Yemeni national security officials told CNN that al-Wuhayshi was killed Friday in a suspected U.S. drone strike in Yemen's Hadramout region. A few hours later, the militant group itself confirmed the death.
In a video message released Tuesday, AQAP said al-Wuhayshi was killed along with two aides. Military chief Qasm al-Rimi (also known as Abu Hureira al-Sanaani) will take over as successor, the group said.
U.S. authorities are looking to confirm al-Wuhayshi's death, according to one U.S. intelligence official.
In a video that surfaced in April last year, the man who was known as al Qaeda's crown prince appeared brazenly out in the open, greeting followers.
In a speech to the group, al-Wuhayshi makes it clear that he's going after the United States, saying: "We must eliminate the cross. ... The bearer of the cross is America!"
The video showed what looked like the largest and most dangerous gathering of al Qaeda in years.
Originally from Yemen, al-Wuhayshi assumed command of AQAP in 2009. He'd escaped a Yemeni prison in 2006, and had previously worked as a personal secretary for Osama bin Laden.
"If it's true, it is a significant blow. Leadership matters," Sen. Angus King, an independent of Maine, told CNN on Monday.
King said the death would hurt al Qaeda, but stressed the group still poses a threat.
"This is a long, difficult struggle that we're engaged in, and it's going to require all kinds of tools," King said.
Reports of al-Wuhayshi's death come shortly after U.S. planes carried out a strike inside Libya, purportedly killing a key terror figure in North Africa.
The target was Mokhtar Belmokhtar, a veteran Islamist fighter, who is blind in one eye, affiliated with al Qaeda in North Africa, a U.S. official told CNN.
The Libyan government said Belmokhtar was killed in the weekend strike, something that U.S. officials have not confirmed.
CNN's Hamdi Alkhshali, Salim Essad, Merieme Arif, Barbara Starr, Jomana Karadsheh and journalist Hakim Almasmari contributed to this report.
基地到底有几个二号人物？在我初中时好像就被炸死过一个了
基地到底有几个二号人物？在我初中时好像就被炸死过一个了
有三胖枪毙的和买的苏35那么多
有三胖枪毙的和买的苏35那么多
二号人物真他么多。
又是二号头目……
为什么每次都是老二？？？
因为老一已经死了啊，只能炸老二了，而且老二可以一直换新的嘛。
我猜老大特指本拉登
类似
名誉主席
类似
名誉主席
二号人物永远存在，
炸死了一个，三号人物自动上位成二号人物~
炸死了一个，三号人物自动上位成二号人物~
好多老二----
是不是扑克牌上的，不是的话难道是坐火箭升上去的
就跟以前总听说“杜达耶夫，杜拉耶夫，巴萨耶夫”被俄军击毙一样
这就跟咱们的副市长副县长一样，多得是
基地二号人物，搞不好和沙特王子一样多
基地到底有几个二号人物？在我初中时好像就被炸死过一个了
二号人物也个称号是死不了的
二号人物也个称号是死不了的