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Deputy al Qaeda leader killed In Syria

Abu al Khayr al-Masri, the No. 2 man for al Qaeda behind leader Ayman al-Zawahiri, has been killed by a missile strike in Idlib, Syria, according to multiple sources.

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US designates Turkish based financial network of al Qaida

US designates Turkish based financial network of al Qaida
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U S Department of the Treasury (via Public) / Treasury Designates al-Qa ida Financial Network in Turkey

U S Department of the Treasury (via Public) / Treasury Designates al-Qa ida Financial Network in Turkey
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Treasury Designates al-Qa ida Financial Network in Turkey

Treasury Designates al-Qa ida Financial Network in Turkey
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