| Abdul Karem Ahmed Al Tuwayti |
Abdul Karem Ahmed Al Tuwayti |
al-Qaeda |
Southeast Asia |
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20031126 |
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| Abdul Khaliq Ahmed Saleh al-Baidhani |
Abdul Khaliq Ahmed Saleh al-Baidhani |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
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20050715 |
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| Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah |
Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
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20031014 |
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| Abou Houdhaifa Ahmed Essaoui |
Abou Houdhaifa Ahmed Essaoui |
Armed Islamic Group |
Down Under |
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20031028 |
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| Abrar Ahmed |
Abrar Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
India-Pakistan |
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20060811 |
Link |
| Abu Abdullah Ahmed al-Oram |
Abu Abdullah Ahmed al-Oram |
al-Qaeda |
Iraq-Jordan |
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20050831 |
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| Abu Ahmed |
Abu Ahmed |
Palestinian Liberation Front |
Syria-Lebanon-Iran |
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20040404 |
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Abu Ahmed |
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades |
Israel-Palestine-Jordan |
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20051101 |
Link |
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Abu Ahmed |
Al-Badr |
India-Pakistan |
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20060903 |
Link |
| Afzal Ahmed |
Afzal Ahmed |
Islami Jamiat Talaba |
India-Pakistan |
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20051227 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abahri |
Ahmed Abahri |
al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades |
Israel-Palestine-Jordan |
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20051118 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abdel Fattah Safi |
Ahmed Abdel Fattah Safi |
Popular Resistance Committees |
Middle East |
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20040207 |
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| Ahmed Abdel Rahman |
Ahmed Abdel Rahman |
Fatah |
Israel-Palestine |
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20010913 |
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| Ahmed Abdel Razzaq |
Ahmed Abdel Razzaq |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq-Jordan |
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20040313 |
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| Ahmed Abdel Sattar |
Ahmed Abdel Sattar |
al-Qaeda |
Fifth Column |
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20031119 |
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| Ahmed Abdel Wahab |
Ahmed Abdel Wahab |
Hamas |
Middle East |
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20020714 |
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| Ahmed Abdul Karim Al Saadi |
Ahmed Abdul Karim Al Saadi |
Usbat Al Ansar |
Syria-Lebanon |
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20030716 |
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| Ahmed Abdul Qadoose |
Ahmed Abdul Qadoose |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
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20030304 |
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| Ahmed Abdul Qudus |
Ahmed Abdul Qudus |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
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20030325 |
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| Ahmed Abdul Quduse |
Ahmed Abdul Quduse |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030305 |
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| Ahmed Abdul Rahman Saqer Al-Fadhli |
Ahmed Abdul Rahman Saqer Al-Fadhli |
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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20031207 |
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| Ahmed Abdullah |
Ahmed Abdullah |
Jamatul Mujahedeen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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20060403 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abdullah Ali |
Ahmed Abdullah Ali |
al-Qaeda |
Britain |
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20060830 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abdulnabi |
Ahmed Abdulnabi |
Yemeni Islamic Jihad |
Arabia |
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20030701 |
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Ahmed Abdulnabi |
Aden-Abyan Islamic Army |
Arabia |
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20030701 |
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| Ahmed Abed-Rahman |
Ahmed Abed-Rahman |
Fatah |
Israel-Palestine |
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20011219 |
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| Ahmed Abi-Bakr |
Ahmed Abi-Bakr |
Lashkar-e-Taiba? |
Fifth Column |
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20030905 |
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| Ahmed Abou Elmaati |
Ahmed Abou Elmaati |
al-Qaeda in North America |
Great White North |
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20040710 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abou al-Baraa |
Ahmed Abou al-Baraa |
Salafist Group for Call and Combat |
Africa North |
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20060202 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abu Hawila |
Ahmed Abu Hawila |
Fatah |
Israel-Palestine |
|
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20040213 |
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| Ahmed Abu Kamasha |
Ahmed Abu Kamasha |
Janjaweed |
Africa: Horn |
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20040626 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abu Sajjad al-Gharawi |
Ahmed Abu Sajjad al-Gharawi |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq |
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20060703 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abu-Ali |
Ahmed Abu-Ali |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Home Front |
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20030627 |
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Ahmed Abu-Ali |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
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20040618 |
Link |
| Ahmed Abu-Laban |
Ahmed Abu-Laban |
Islamic Faith Society |
Europe |
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20060209 |
Link |
| Ahmed Aishtawi |
Ahmed Aishtawi |
Hamas |
Middle East |
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20030825 |
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| Ahmed Akkari |
Ahmed Akkari |
Islamic Society of Denmark |
Europe |
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20060209 |
Link |
| Ahmed Al-Dakheel |
Ahmed Al-Dakheel |
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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20030729 |
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| Ahmed Al-Ghamdi |
Ahmed Al-Ghamdi |
al-Qaeda |
Iraq-Jordan |
Saudi |
Deceased |
Cannon Fodder |
20050701 |
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|
one-time medical student and son of a Saudi diplomat. In December 2004, he climbed into a truck in Mosul and blew himself up. |
| |
Ahmed Al-Ghamdi |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
Saudi |
Deceased |
Cannon Fodder |
20030602 |
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One of the 9-11 hijackers (flight 175) |
| Ahmed Alhaznawi |
Ahmed Alhaznawi |
al-Qaeda |
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20020323 |
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| Ahmed Ali Abu Hidrah |
Ahmed Ali Abu Hidrah |
Aden-Abyan Islamic Army |
Arabia |
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20051125 |
Link |
| |
Ahmed Ali Abu Hidrah |
Islamic Army of Aden |
Arabia |
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20051125 |
Link |
| Ahmed Alnami |
Ahmed Alnami |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
Saudi |
Deceased |
Cannon Fodder |
20020318 |
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9-11 hijacker |
| Ahmed Ammar |
Ahmed Ammar |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Europe |
|
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20040521 |
Link |
| Ahmed Aviti |
Ahmed Aviti |
Fatah |
Middle East |
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20021230 |
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| Ahmed Ayed Faqih |
Ahmed Ayed Faqih |
Islamic Jihad |
Middle East |
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20021230 |
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| Ahmed Azzuz |
Ahmed Azzuz |
Arab European League |
Europe |
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20060603 |
Link |
| Ahmed Bahar |
Ahmed Bahar |
Hamas |
Israel-Palestine |
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20040613 |
Link |
| Ahmed Bashir |
Ahmed Bashir |
Force 17 |
Isreal-Palestine |
|
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20020430 |
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| Ahmed Bilal |
Ahmed Bilal |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front |
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20030918 |
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| Ahmed Bile Ugas |
Ahmed Bile Ugas |
Al-Itihaad al-Islamiyyah |
Africa: Horn |
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20050908 |
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| Ahmed Bin Hamoud Al-Khaldi |
Ahmed Bin Hamoud Al-Khaldi |
Al-Mujahidoun Al Jazeera |
Arabia |
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20030517 |
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Ahmed Bin Hamoud Al-Khaldi |
Al Muwahidoun |
Arabia |
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20030517 |
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| Ahmed Brahim |
Ahmed Brahim |
al-Qaeda |
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20020414 |
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| Ahmed Chowdhury Fares |
Ahmed Chowdhury Fares |
Suspects |
Latin America |
|
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20031205 |
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| Ahmed Daud |
Ahmed Daud |
Jamatud Dawah |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
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20040510 |
Link |
| Ahmed Dawud Santos |
Ahmed Dawud Santos |
Rajah Sulaiman Movement |
Southeast Asia |
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20021008 |
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| Ahmed El Bouhali |
Ahmed El Bouhali |
al-Qaeda in Europe |
Down Under |
|
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20050713 |
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| Ahmed Fadel Nazal al-Khalayleh |
Ahmed Fadel Nazal al-Khalayleh |
al-Qaeda in Iraq |
Iraq |
|
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20060608 |
Link |
| Ahmed Fadhil al-Khalayleh |
Ahmed Fadhil al-Khalayleh |
al-Tawhid |
Middle East |
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20031219 |
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| Ahmed Fathy Mehalba |
Ahmed Fathy Mehalba |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front |
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20040110 |
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| Ahmed Ghamloush |
Ahmed Ghamloush |
Hezbollah |
Syria-Lebanon |
|
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20030922 |
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| Ahmed Ghnaim |
Ahmed Ghnaim |
Fatah |
Middle East |
|
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20030629 |
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| Ahmed Haj Ali |
Ahmed Haj Ali |
Hamas |
Middle East |
|
|
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20030527 |
|
| Ahmed Hamis |
Ahmed Hamis |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine |
Middle East |
|
|
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20031029 |
|
| Ahmed Hamud Al-Khaldi |
Ahmed Hamud Al-Khaldi |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Arabia |
|
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20030531 |
|
| Ahmed Hannan |
Ahmed Hannan |
al-Qaeda USA |
Home Front |
|
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20030603 |
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| |
Ahmed Hannan |
Al-Qaeda |
Home Front |
|
|
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20021115 |
|
| Ahmed Harby |
Ahmed Harby |
Islamic Faith Society |
Europe |
|
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20060209 |
Link |
| Ahmed Hassan |
Ahmed Hassan |
Islamic Jihad |
Middle East |
|
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20030927 |
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| Ahmed Hassan Kaka al-Obeidi |
Ahmed Hassan Kaka al-Obeidi |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq |
|
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20060703 |
Link |
| Ahmed Haza |
Ahmed Haza |
Fatah |
Middle East |
|
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20020725 |
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| Ahmed Hijazi |
Ahmed Hijazi |
al-Qaeda |
Arabia |
|
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20050704 |
|
| Ahmed Hikmat Shakir |
Ahmed Hikmat Shakir |
al-Qaeda |
Iraq |
Iraqi |
At Large |
|
20031115 |
|
| |
|
believed to be an al Qaeda operative who abetted the USS Cole bombing and 9/11 plots, among others. Along with 9/11 hijackers Khalid al Midhar and Nawaf al Hazmi, he was present at the January 2000 al Qaeda summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He was working there as an airport "greeter"--a job obtained for him by the Iraqi embassy. When he was arrested in Qatar not long after 9/11, he had telephone numbers for the safe houses of the 1993 World Trade Center bombers. He was inexplicably released by the Qataris and promptly arrested again in Jordan as he attempted to return to Iraq. |
| Ahmed Hilles |
Ahmed Hilles |
Fatah |
Israel-Palestine |
|
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20040211 |
|
| Ahmed HomoodAl-Khaldi |
Ahmed HomoodAl-Khaldi |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
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20030602 |
|
| Ahmed Hossain |
Ahmed Hossain |
Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
|
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20051229 |
Link |
| Ahmed Huber |
Ahmed Huber |
Nada Management Organisation |
Europe |
|
|
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20031205 |
|
| Ahmed Hussein Khudayer |
Ahmed Hussein Khudayer |
Iraqi Baath Party |
Iraq |
|
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20030407 |
|
| Ahmed Ibrahim A. Alhaznawi |
Ahmed Ibrahim A. Alhaznawi |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
|
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20021008 |
|
| Ahmed Ibrahim Bilal |
Ahmed Ibrahim Bilal |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front |
|
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20030919 |
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| Ahmed Ibrahim al-Haznawi |
Ahmed Ibrahim al-Haznawi |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front |
|
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20031117 |
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| Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
|
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20031115 |
|
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Malaysian Swiss Gulf and African Chamber |
Iraq |
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20031030 |
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| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Nasreddin Group International Holding Ltd. |
Europe |
|
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20050701 |
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| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Nascoservice |
Europe |
|
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20050701 |
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| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Amana Holdings |
Europe |
|
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20050701 |
|
| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Al Taqwa Bank |
Europe |
Nigerian |
At Large |
Money Man |
20050701 |
|
| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Nasco Nasreddin Holding |
Europe |
|
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20050701 |
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| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Nascotex SA |
Europe |
|
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20050701 |
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| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| |
Ahmed Idris Nasreddin |
Nasco Investment |
Europe |
|
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20050701 |
|
| |
|
Al Taqwa is an association of offshore banks and financial management firms that have helped al-Qaida shift money around the world |
| Ahmed J. Al-Kandari |
Ahmed J. Al-Kandari |
al-Qaeda |
Arabia |
|
|
|
20030601 |
|
| Ahmed Jamal |
Ahmed Jamal |
al-Qaeda |
Down Under |
|
|
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20051031 |
Link |
| Ahmed Jan |
Ahmed Jan |
Jaish-e-Mohammad |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020224 |
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| Ahmed Javed Khawaja |
Ahmed Javed Khawaja |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030301 |
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| |
Ahmed Javed Khawaja |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030315 |
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| Ahmed Javed Khwaja |
Ahmed Javed Khwaja |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030527 |
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| Ahmed Jawed Khawaja |
Ahmed Jawed Khawaja |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030409 |
|
| Ahmed Jibril |
Ahmed Jibril |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine -- General Command |
Syria-Lebanon |
|
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20031007 |
|
| |
Ahmed Jibril |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command |
Syria-Lebanon-Iran |
|
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20020619 |
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| |
Ahmed Jibril |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine - General Command |
Israel-Palestine |
|
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20040424 |
Link |
| Ahmed Kabir |
Ahmed Kabir |
Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
|
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20051206 |
Link |
| Ahmed Kaya |
Ahmed Kaya |
Jemaah Islamiyah |
Southeast Asia |
|
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20040402 |
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| |
Ahmed Kaya |
Eeman Institute |
Southeast Asia |
|
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20040402 |
|
| Ahmed Khadr |
Ahmed Khadr |
al-Qaeda |
Great White North |
|
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20030208 |
|
| |
Ahmed Khadr |
Human Concern International |
Great White North |
|
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20030208 |
|
| Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani |
Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
In Jug |
|
20050912 |
Link |
| Ahmed Khalfan Ghilani |
Ahmed Khalfan Ghilani |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20051206 |
Link |
| Ahmed Khawaja |
Ahmed Khawaja |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030128 |
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| Ahmed Kurad |
Ahmed Kurad |
As-Salah |
Israel-Palestine |
|
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20040321 |
|
| Ahmed Laidouni |
Ahmed Laidouni |
al-Qaeda |
Europe |
|
|
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20040526 |
Link |
| Ahmed M. Al-Kandari |
Ahmed M. Al-Kandari |
al-Qaeda |
Arabia |
|
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20030601 |
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| Ahmed Mahmoud |
Ahmed Mahmoud |
Muslim Brotherhood |
North Africa |
|
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20030102 |
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| Ahmed Masoud |
Ahmed Masoud |
Aden-Abyan Islamic Army |
Arabia |
|
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20011012 |
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| Ahmed Mefraj |
Ahmed Mefraj |
Palestinian Authority |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
|
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20020308 |
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| Ahmed Mehdi |
Ahmed Mehdi |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
|
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20050704 |
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| Ahmed Mikati |
Ahmed Mikati |
al-Tawhid? |
Syria-Lebanon |
|
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20031223 |
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| Ahmed Mohammad Ibraheem |
Ahmed Mohammad Ibraheem |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan |
|
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20030925 |
|
| Ahmed Mughrabi |
Ahmed Mughrabi |
al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
Captured |
Recruiter |
20020527 |
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| |
|
Israel suspects Mughrabi of recruiting the perpetrators of the suicide bombing in Rishon Lezion which killed two Israelis and the March suicide bombing in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Yisrael in which 10 people were killed |
| Ahmed Muhammad Younis al-Ahmed al-Muwali |
Ahmed Muhammad Younis al-Ahmed al-Muwali |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq |
|
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20060703 |
Link |
| Ahmed Mussa |
Ahmed Mussa |
Hamas |
Middle East |
|
|
|
20021029 |
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| Ahmed Nacer |
Ahmed Nacer |
al-Qaeda |
Europe |
|
|
|
20061002 |
Link |
| |
Ahmed Nacer |
Salafite Group for Preaching and Combat |
Europe |
|
|
|
20061003 |
Link |
| Ahmed Naveed Khawaja |
Ahmed Naveed Khawaja |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20030409 |
|
| Ahmed Nazal Khalayleh |
Ahmed Nazal Khalayleh |
al-Qaeda |
|
|
|
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20020101 |
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| Ahmed Nimir |
Ahmed Nimir |
Hamas |
Middle East |
Palestinian |
|
Big Shot |
20030504 |
|
| Ahmed Omar Abdel Rahman |
Ahmed Omar Abdel Rahman |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030302 |
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| Ahmed Omar Saeed Shaikh |
Ahmed Omar Saeed Shaikh |
Jaish-e-Mohammad |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
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20020219 |
|
| Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh |
Omar Saeed Sheikh |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
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20040509 |
Link |
| |
Omar Saeed Sheikh |
Jaish-e-Muhammad |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030424 |
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| |
Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh |
Jaish-e-Mohammad |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20050731 |
|
| |
Omar Sheikh |
Harkat-ul-Jehad Islamia |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
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20020122 |
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| |
Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
In Jug |
|
20030502 |
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| |
Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh |
Jaish-e-Muhammad |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20040125 |
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Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh |
Jaish e-Mohammad |
Britain |
|
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20030502 |
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| Ahmed Omar Sheikh |
Ahmed Omar Sheikh |
Harkat-ul Ansar |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020127 |
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| Ahmed Omer Saeed Sheikh |
Ahmed Omer Saeed Sheikh |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
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20050725 |
|
| Ahmed Omer Sheikh |
Ahmed Omer Sheikh |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20060305 |
Link |
| Ahmed Ottaman Muhammad Shafik Bader |
Ahmed Ottaman Muhammad Shafik Bader |
Hamas |
Middle East |
Palestinian |
At Large |
|
20031202 |
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| |
|
a senior Hamas member who planned, recruited and dispatched terrorists to infiltrate Israeli communities and carry out shooting and bomb attacks against Israeli citizens in the West Bank and Jerusalem. |
| Ahmed Qadoos |
Ahmed Qadoos |
Jamaat e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030308 |
|
| Ahmed Qorei |
Ahmed Qorei |
Palestinian Authority |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
|
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20020609 |
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| Ahmed Quddus |
Ahmed Quddus |
Jamaat e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030303 |
|
| |
Ahmed Quddus |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030302 |
|
| Ahmed Qurei |
Ahmed Qurei |
Fatah |
Israel-Palestine-Jordan |
|
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20051214 |
|
| |
Ahmed Qurei |
Palestinian Authority |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
|
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20020215 |
|
| Ahmed Qureia |
Ahmed Qureia |
Palestinian Authority |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
|
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20020404 |
|
| Ahmed Raad |
Ahmed Raad |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Down Under |
|
|
|
20051109 |
Link |
| Ahmed Raissouni |
Ahmed Raissouni |
League for an Islamic Future |
North Africa |
|
|
|
20021130 |
|
| Ahmed Rashid |
Ahmed Rashid |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20060401 |
|
| Ahmed Ressam |
Ahmed Ressam |
al-Qaeda |
|
Algerian |
In Jug |
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20040108 |
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Stopped entering the USA from Canada on his way to boom LAX |
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Ahmed Ressam |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
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In Jug |
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20020116 |
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| Ahmed Saadat |
Ahmed Saadat |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine |
Israel-Palestine |
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20030226 |
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| Ahmed Sadat |
Ahmed Sadat |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine |
Israel-Palestine |
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20020429 |
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| Ahmed Saeed |
Ahmed Saeed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20050921 |
Link |
| Ahmed Saeed Abdur Rehman Khadr |
Ahmed Saeed Abdur Rehman Khadr |
al-Qaeda |
Great White North |
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20040126 |
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| Ahmed Saeed Khadr |
Ahmed Saeed Khadr |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan |
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20020905 |
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| Ahmed Saeed al-Kadr |
Ahmed Saeed al-Kadr |
al-Qaeda |
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20020319 |
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| Ahmed Sahagi |
Ahmed Sahagi |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
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20030119 |
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| Ahmed Sahgi |
Ahmed Sahgi |
Jemaah Islamiyah |
Southeast Asia |
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20031126 |
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| Ahmed Said Abry |
Ahmed Said Abry |
Dhinureyin Islamic Foundation |
East/Subsaharan Africa |
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20030531 |
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| Ahmed Said Khadr |
Ahmed Said Khadr |
Health and Education Project International |
India-Pakistan |
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20031015 |
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Ahmed Said Khadr |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan |
Egyptian-Canadian |
Deceased |
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20031017 |
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Ahmed Said Khadr |
Human Concern International |
India-Pakistan |
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20031015 |
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Ahmed Said Khadr |
Al Jihad |
India-Pakistan |
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20031015 |
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| Ahmed Saker |
Ahmed Saker |
Popular Resistance Committees |
Middle East |
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20031016 |
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| Ahmed Salim Swedan |
Ahmed Salim Swedan |
al-Qaeda |
Africa: Subsaharan |
Kenyan |
At Large |
Mid-level Hard Boy |
20040630 |
Link |
| |
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36-year-old Kenyan on the FBI's list of most wanted terrorists. |
| |
Ahmed Salim Swedan |
al-Qaeda in Africa |
Africa: East |
Kenyan |
At Large |
Big Shot |
20030826 |
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At large as of 2005-05-25 |
| Ahmed Sari Hussein |
Ahmed Sari Hussein |
Hezbollah |
Israel-Palestine |
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20040309 |
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| Ahmed Shah ibn Sharif |
Ahmed Shah ibn Sharif |
Jamatul Mujahedeen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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20060403 |
Link |
| Ahmed Shawqi al-Kubaissi |
Ahmed Shawqi al-Kubaissi |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq |
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20060703 |
Link |
| Ahmed Shibi |
Ahmed Shibi |
Fatah |
Middle East |
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20021029 |
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| Ahmed Usaid |
Ahmed Usaid |
Harakat ul-Mujahideen |
Fifth Column |
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20030905 |
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| Ahmed Wahabe |
Ahmed Wahabe |
Hamas |
Great White North |
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20031211 |
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| Ahmed Wali Al Muqarrab |
Ahmed Wali Al Muqarrab |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan |
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20030925 |
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| Ahmed Walid Raguib al-Baz |
Ahmed Walid Raguib al-Baz |
Palestine Liberation Front |
Iraq |
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20030320 |
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| Ahmed Watban Ibrahim al-Hassan al-Tikriti |
Ahmed Watban Ibrahim al-Hassan al-Tikriti |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq |
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20060703 |
Link |
| Ahmed Yassin |
Ahmed Yassin |
Hamas |
Israel-Palestine |
|
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20040510 |
Link |
| |
Ahmed Yassin |
Islamic Jihad |
Middle East |
|
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20020822 |
|
| Ahmed Zaoui |
Ahmed Zaoui |
Islamic Front for Salvation |
Terror Networks |
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20021217 |
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| |
Ahmed Zaoui |
al-Qaeda |
|
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20021214 |
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| |
Ahmed Zaoui |
Armed Islamic Group |
Terror Networks |
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20031028 |
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| Ahmed Zarabib |
Ahmed Zarabib |
Salafist Group for Call and Combat |
Africa North |
|
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20060202 |
Link |
| Ahmed al-Abed |
Ahmed al-Abed |
Aqsa Martyrs Brigades |
Israel-Palestine |
|
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20040326 |
|
| Ahmed al-Hawashi |
Ahmed al-Hawashi |
Supreme Council of Global Jihad |
Terror Networks |
|
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20030813 |
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| Ahmed al-Jaabari |
Ahmed al-Jaabari |
Hamas |
Israel-Palestine-Jordan |
|
|
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20051227 |
Link |
| Ahmed al-Kalaylah |
Ahmed al-Kalaylah |
al-Qaeda |
Middle East |
|
|
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20021215 |
|
| Ahmed al-Khalayleh |
Ahmed al-Khalayleh |
al-Tawhid |
Europe |
|
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20030516 |
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| |
Ahmed al-Khalayleh |
al-Qaeda |
Iraq |
|
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20051117 |
Link |
| Ahmed al-Khaldi |
Ahmed al-Khaldi |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Arabia |
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20030529 |
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| |
Ahmed al-Khaldi |
Al Muwahidoun |
Arabia |
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20030603 |
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| Ahmed al-Najjar |
Ahmed al-Najjar |
Egyptian Islamic Jihad |
Terror Networks |
|
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20020912 |
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| Ahmed al-Wash |
Ahmed al-Wash |
al-Qaeda |
Down Under |
|
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20040322 |
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| Ahmed bin Hamid al-Khaldi |
Ahmed bin Hamid al-Khaldi |
Supreme Council of Global Jihad |
Terror Networks |
|
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20030813 |
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| Ahmed bin Hmud al-Khaldi |
Ahmed bin Hmud al-Khaldi |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
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20030531 |
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| Ahmed bin Nasser al-Dekhiel |
Ahmed bin Nasser al-Dekhiel |
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
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20030804 |
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| Ahmed ibn Abdul Rahman Al-Fadli |
Ahmed ibn Abdul Rahman Al-Fadli |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
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20040424 |
Link |
| Akhlaq Ahmed |
Akhlaq Ahmed |
Lashkar e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030831 |
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| Akhlaq Akhlas Ahmed |
Akhlaq Akhlas Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
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20050830 |
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| Al-Iyadyyih Ahmed Mohammed Al-Sayyad |
Al-Iyadyyih Ahmed Mohammed Al-Sayyad |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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20030602 |
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| Ali Ahmed Jar Allah |
Ali Ahmed Jar Allah |
Yemeni Islah Party |
Arabia |
|
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20030427 |
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| Ali Ahmed Jarallah |
Ali Ahmed Jarallah |
Yemeni Islah Party |
Arabia |
|
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20040101 |
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| Ali Hamza Ahmed Sulayman al Bahlul |
Ali Hamza Ahmed Sulayman al Bahlul |
al-Qaeda |
|
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20040228 |
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| Ali Hamza Ahmed Sulayman al-Bahlul |
Ali Hamza Ahmed Sulayman al-Bahlul |
al-Qaeda |
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20040224 |
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| Ali Youssef Ahmed Moghrabi |
Ali Youssef Ahmed Moghrabi |
al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades |
Isreal-Palestine |
|
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20020527 |
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| Aref Ahmed |
Aref Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
|
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20040304 |
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| Asad Ahmed Munshi |
Asad Ahmed Munshi |
Harkat-e-Jehadi Islami |
India-Pakistan |
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20020216 |
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| Ashfaq Ahmed |
Ashfaq Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Down Under |
|
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20040418 |
Link |
| Atiq Ahmed |
Atiq Ahmed |
Jaish-e-Mohammed |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030901 |
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| Azzam al Ahmed |
Azzam al Ahmed |
Palestinian Authority |
Middle East |
Palestinian |
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20020703 |
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| Bashir Ahmed |
Bashir Ahmed |
Harkat-ul-Mujahedeen al-Almi |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani |
Arrested |
Tough Guy |
20030125 |
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|
charged with murder, terrorism, and conspiracy in connection with the suicide attack which killed 11 French engineers and two Pakistani bystanders in Karachi |
| Benjamin Ahmed Mahmud |
Benjamin Ahmed Mahmud |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
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Arrested |
Minion |
20020614 |
Link |
| |
|
Accomplice of Jose Padilla |
| Bilal Ahmed |
Bilal Ahmed |
Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
|
|
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20051215 |
Link |
| |
Bilal Ahmed |
Jaish-e-Mohammad |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani? |
Deceased |
Controller |
20020712 |
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| |
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alias Mehmood Bhai, district commander of Jaish-e-Mohammad. The commander was zapped in a three-hour battle near Handwara township. |
| Binyam Ahmed Muhammad |
Binyam Ahmed Muhammad |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
|
|
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20051108 |
Link |
| Col. Shawki Abed Ahmed |
Col. Shawki Abed Ahmed |
Iraqi Baath Party |
Britain |
Iraqi |
|
Big Shot |
20030424 |
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| |
|
Signed a Jan. 14, 2003, document, written on Republican Guard stationary with its Iraqi eagle and "Trust in Allah," calls for the "Manager of the security department, in the name of President Saddam Hussein, to order a gratuity to be issued to Mr. George Galloway of British nationality in the amount of three million dollars only." The document states that the money is in return for "his courageous and daring stands against the enemies of Iraq, like Blair, the British Prime Minister, and for his opposition in the House of Commons and Lords against all outrageous lies against our patient people...." |
| Dr. M Khan Mehmoud Ahmed Kathia |
Dr. M Khan Mehmoud Ahmed Kathia |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani |
Arrested |
Runner |
20030409 |
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| |
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medical doctor suspected of linkages with al-Qaida of Osama bin Laden |
| Emad Abdelwahid Ahmed Alwan |
Emad Abdelwahid Ahmed Alwan |
al-Qaeda |
North Africa |
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20021223 |
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| |
Emad Abdelwahid Ahmed Alwan |
Salafist Group for Call and Combat |
North Africa |
Yemeni |
Deceased |
Big Shot |
20030605 |
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| |
|
a leader of the al-Qaida network for northern and western Africa |
| Farid Ahmed Piracha |
Farid Ahmed Piracha |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
|
|
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20051102 |
Link |
| Faris Ahmed Jamaan Al-Shuwail Al-Zahrani |
Faris Ahmed Jamaan Al-Shuwail Al-Zahrani |
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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20031207 |
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| Farooq Ahmed Qasid |
Farooq Ahmed Qasid |
Lashkar-i-Toiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
|
|
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20051025 |
Link |
| |
Farooq Ahmed Qasid |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
|
|
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20051031 |
Link |
| Faruque Ahmed |
Faruque Ahmed |
Harkatul-Jihad |
Bangladesh |
|
|
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20060411 |
Link |
| Fayyaz Ahmed |
Fayyaz Ahmed |
Hizbul Mujahideen |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20040118 |
|
| Fuad Ahmed |
Fuad Ahmed |
Islamic Jihad |
Middle East |
|
|
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20030113 |
|
| Ghaidah Ahmed Souidah |
Ghaidah Ahmed Souidah |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
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20030602 |
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| Gulzar Ahmed |
Gulzar Ahmed |
Jaish-e-Muhammad |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani |
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Front Man |
20030708 |
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| |
|
Jaish spokesman in Multan |
| Gulzar Ahmed Tantrey |
Gulzar Ahmed Tantrey |
Harkat-ul-Jehadi Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20011213 |
|
| Hafez Ahmed Kadir Mainuddin |
Hafez Ahmed Kadir Mainuddin |
Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
|
|
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20060101 |
Link |
| Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
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20050721 |
|
| |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030531 |
|
| |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Jamiat-Ulema-e-Islam (Fazal) |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020707 |
|
| |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Muttahida Majlis-i-Amal |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
Big Shot |
20020309 |
|
| |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Pak-Afghan Defence Council |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020831 |
|
| |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed |
Jamaatud Dawa |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030718 |
|
| Hafiz Hussain Ahmed Sharodi |
Hafiz Hussain Ahmed Sharodi |
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
Big Shot |
20011003 |
|
| Hafiz Shoaib Ahmed |
Hafiz Shoaib Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20031118 |
|
| Hamed Abderrahman Ahmed |
Hamed Abderrahman Ahmed |
Taliban |
Europe |
|
|
|
20051005 |
Link |
| Hamid bin Ahmed al-Rifaei |
Hamid bin Ahmed al-Rifaei |
Islamic Forum for Dialogue |
Arabia |
|
|
|
20011028 |
|
| Hanief Ahmed Dar |
Hanief Ahmed Dar |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
|
|
|
20051116 |
Link |
| Hassan Ahmed |
Hassan Ahmed |
Lashkar e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20030608 |
|
| Helkoard Ahmed |
Helkoard Ahmed |
Ansar Al-Islam |
Terror Networks |
|
|
|
20030505 |
|
| Hosssam Ahmed Hammad |
Hosssam Ahmed Hammad |
Hamas |
Israel-Palestine-Jordan |
|
|
|
20040602 |
Link |
| Hussain Ahmed |
Hussain Ahmed |
Harkat-e-Jehadi Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20020216 |
|
| Hussam Ahmed Nimer Hamdan |
Hussam Ahmed Nimer Hamdan |
Hamas |
Middle East |
|
|
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20020807 |
|
| Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al-Qosi |
Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmound al Qosi |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
|
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20050724 |
|
| |
Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al Qosi |
al-Qaeda |
|
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20040228 |
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| |
Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al-Qosi |
al-Qaeda |
|
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20040224 |
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| Ibrahim Ahmed al-Hamdi |
Ibrahim Ahmed al-Hamdi |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Fifth Column |
|
|
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20040117 |
|
| Ijaz Ahmed |
Ijaz Ahmed |
Lashkar-i-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20030913 |
|
| Imad Nassar Ahmed Amarah |
Imad Nassar Ahmed Amarah |
al-Qaeda in Iraq |
Iraq-Jordan |
|
|
|
20050706 |
|
| Imam Maulana Syed Ahmed Bukhari |
Imam Maulana Syed Ahmed Bukhari |
Jamiat-Ulama-i-Hind |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20030310 |
|
| Imtiaz Ahmed |
Imtiaz Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
|
|
|
20051116 |
Link |
| Imtiaz Ahmed Mujahid |
Imtiaz Ahmed Mujahid |
Markazi Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadith |
|
|
|
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20051224 |
Link |
| |
Imtiaz Ahmed Mujahid |
Ahle Haidth Youth Force |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20051224 |
Link |
| Israr Ahmed |
Israr Ahmed |
Tanzeem Islami |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030908 |
|
| |
Israr Ahmed |
Tablighi Jamaat |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20030908 |
|
| Jamal Ahmed al-Fadl |
Jamal Ahmed al-Fadl |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
|
|
|
20040502 |
Link |
| Jameel Ahmed |
Jameel Ahmed |
Jamiat-ul-Mujahedin |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20030128 |
|
| Jamil Ahmed |
Jamil Ahmed |
Jamiat-ul-Mujahedeen |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20030316 |
|
| Javed Ahmed Mir |
Javed Ahmed Mir |
Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20031120 |
|
| |
Javed Ahmed Mir |
Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20051228 |
Link |
| Keis Ahmed Nasura |
Keis Ahmed Nasura |
Tanzim |
Middle East |
|
|
|
20030114 |
|
| Khalid Ahmed |
Khalid Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20030926 |
|
| Khalil Ahmed |
Khalil Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20060223 |
Link |
| Khamis Ahmed Ali |
Khamis Ahmed Ali |
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
Deceased |
Cannon Fodder |
20020117 |
|
| |
|
Killed in shootout near near the Askar camp |
| Khorshed Uddin Ahmed |
Khorshed Uddin Ahmed |
Jamaatul Mujaheddin Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
|
|
|
20051225 |
Link |
| Khurram Ahmed |
Khurram Ahmed |
Hizb ut Tehrir |
India-Pakistan |
|
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|
20020809 |
|
| Latif Ahmed |
Latif Ahmed |
Hizbul Mujahideen |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020326 |
|
| Mahdi Ahmed al-Sumaidai |
Mahdi Ahmed al-Sumaidai |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq-Jordan |
Iraqi |
|
|
20040628 |
Link |
| Mahmoud Diyab al-Ahmed |
Mahmoud Diyab al-Ahmed |
Iraqi Baath Party |
Iraq |
|
|
|
20030809 |
|
| Mahmud Ahmed Uda |
Mahmud Ahmed Uda |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine |
Israel-Palestine |
|
|
|
20020406 |
|
| Majdi Ahmed Mohammed Ibrahim Abdullah Al-Khabrani |
Majdi Ahmed Mohammed Ibrahim Abdullah Al-Khabrani |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
|
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20030607 |
|
| Malla Halkord Ahmedi |
Malla Halkord Ahmedi |
Ansar al-Sunnah |
Iraq |
|
|
|
20060703 |
Link |
| Mansour Mohammed Ahmed Faqih |
Mansour Mohammed Ahmed Faqih |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
|
|
20031231 |
|
| Mansour Muhammad Ahmed Faqeeh |
Mansour Muhammad Ahmed Faqeeh |
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
|
|
|
20031207 |
|
| Manzoor Ahmed Chinioti |
Manzoor Ahmed Chinioti |
Learned Elders of Islam |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20040221 |
|
| Manzoor Ahmed Chinioty |
Manzoor Ahmed Chinioty |
Jamiat-Ulema-e-Islam (Fazal) |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020707 |
|
| Manzoor Ahmed Ganai |
Manzoor Ahmed Ganai |
Tehreek-ul-Mujahideen |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
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20020603 |
|
| Maqsood Ahmed Salfi |
Maqsood Ahmed Salfi |
Jamiat Ahle-Hadith |
India-Pakistan |
|
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20020809 |
|
| Maulana Ahmed Khan |
Maulana Ahmed Khan |
Tanzeem-e-Ittehad-e-Ulema |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
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20050829 |
|
| |
Maulana Ahmed Khan |
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Fazl |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
|
20050829 |
|
| Maulana Mohammad Ahmed Ludhanvi |
Maulana Mohammad Ahmed Ludhanvi |
Millat-e-Islamia Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20030421 |
|
| Maulana Muhammad Ahmed Madani |
Maulana Muhammad Ahmed Madani |
Jamia Muhammadi Trust |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
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20050718 |
|
| |
Maulana Muhammad Ahmed Madani |
Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
|
20050718 |
|
| Maulana Nur Ahmed |
Maulana Nur Ahmed |
Jamatul Mujahedeen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
|
|
|
20060403 |
Link |
| Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Muthidda Majlis-e-Amal |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20020829 |
|
| |
Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
|
|
|
20050715 |
|
| |
Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Jamiat-e-Ulema Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20060321 |
Link |
| |
Maulana Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Muttahida Majlis-i-Amal |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20020816 |
|
| Maulvi Ahmedullah |
Maulvi Ahmedullah |
Taliban |
Afghanistan |
|
|
|
20031220 |
|
| Maulvi Wakik Ahmed Mutawakkil |
Maulvi Wakik Ahmed Mutawakkil |
Taliban |
Afghanistan |
|
|
|
20040302 |
|
| Mehmoud Ahmed Ghaznavi |
Mehmoud Ahmed Ghaznavi |
Millat-e-Islamia Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
|
|
|
20030421 |
|
| Mofeed Faisal Ahmed Abduljaleel Farae |
Mofeed Faisal Ahmed Abduljaleel Farae |
al-Qaeda |
Iran |
|
|
|
20031107 |
|
| Mohamed Ahmed Miftah |
Mohamed Ahmed Miftah |
Faithful Youth |
Arabia |
|
|
|
20051206 |
Link |
| Mohamed Ahmed Saleh Fulayfel |
Mohamed Ahmed Saleh Fulayfel |
al-Qaeda affiliate |
Africa: North |
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Mohamed Ahmed Saleh Fulayfel |
al-Qaeda |
Africa: North |
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| Mohammad Ahmed |
Mohammad Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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| Mohammad Jihad Ahmed Jibril |
Mohammad Jihad Ahmed Jibril |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine |
Israel-Palestine |
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20020520 |
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| Mohammed Ahmed |
Mohammed Ahmed |
Hamas |
Middle East |
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20021208 |
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| Mohammed Ahmed Al-Chalabi |
Mohammed Ahmed Al-Chalabi |
Takfir wal Hijra |
Middle East |
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20031025 |
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| Mohammed Ahmed Salah Felifel |
Mohammed Ahmed Salah Felifel |
al-Qaeda |
Africa: North |
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20050815 |
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| Mohammed Ahmed al-Chalabi |
Mohammed Ahmed al-Chalabi |
Supreme Council of Global Jihad |
Terror Networks |
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| Mohammed Younis al-Ahmed al-Muwali |
Mohammed Younis al-Ahmed al-Muwali |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq |
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20060703 |
Link |
| Moinuddeen Ahmed Hameed |
Moinuddeen Ahmed Hameed |
al-Qaeda affiliate |
Home Front |
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20030905 |
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| Mostaq Ahmed |
Mostaq Ahmed |
Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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20051215 |
Link |
| Mousa Ahmed Jaberi |
Mousa Ahmed Jaberi |
al-Qaeda |
Iran |
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| Mualana Ahmed Umer |
Mualana Ahmed Umer |
Harkat-ul Jihad-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
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20030327 |
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| Mujeeb Ahmed |
Mujeeb Ahmed |
Hizbul Mujahedeen |
India-Pakistan |
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20060103 |
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| Mukhtar Ahmed |
Mukhtar Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20050921 |
Link |
| Mullah Wakil Ahmed |
Mullah Wakil Ahmed |
Taliban |
Afghanistan |
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20031006 |
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| Mumtaz Ahmed Rathore |
Mumtaz Ahmed Rathore |
Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front |
India-Pakistan |
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20051228 |
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Munir Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
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| Mushtaq Ahmed |
Mushtaq Ahmed |
Jundullah |
India-Pakistan |
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20060315 |
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Mushtaq Ahmed |
Hizbul Mujahedin |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20051003 |
Link |
| Mushtaq Ahmed Khan |
Mushtaq Ahmed Khan |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
Pakistani |
At Large |
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20040610 |
Link |
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MMA provincial naib ameer |
| Mushtaq Ahmed Zargar |
Mushtaq Ahmed Zargar |
Jaish-e-Mohammad |
India-Pakistan |
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20020302 |
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Mushtaq Ahmed Zargar |
Al-Omer Mujahideen |
India-Pakistan |
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20020727 |
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| Mustafa Ahmed |
Mustafa Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
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20020605 |
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| Mustafa Ahmed al-Hisawi |
Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
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20030531 |
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Mustafa Ahmed al Hawsawi |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
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20030306 |
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Mustafa Ahmed Hawsawi |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
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20030624 |
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Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawawi |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front |
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20031231 |
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Mustafa Ahmed al-Hisawi |
Al-Hisawi Co |
Arabia |
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20040405 |
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| Mustaq Ahmed |
Mustaq Ahmed |
Lashker-e-Taiba |
India-Pakistan |
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20030101 |
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| Nafiu Baba Ahmed |
Nafiu Baba Ahmed |
Supreme Council of Global Jihad |
Terror Networks |
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20030813 |
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Nafiu Baba Ahmed |
Learned Elders of Islam |
East/Subsaharan Africa |
Nigerian |
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Big Shot |
20021202 |
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secretary general of the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria |
| Naseemuddin Ahmed |
Naseemuddin Ahmed |
Kahuta Research Laboratories |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20040411 |
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| Naseer Ahmed Roohi |
Naseer Ahmed Roohi |
Taliban |
Afghanistan |
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20030309 |
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Naseer Ahmed Rohi |
Taliban |
Afghanistan |
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20030104 |
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Naseer Ahmed Roohi |
Jamiat-ul-Shabab-ul Muslimeen |
Afghanistan |
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20020929 |
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| Nasiu Baba Ahmed |
Nasiu Baba Ahmed |
Supreme Council for the Implementation of Sharia in Nigeria |
Africa: Subsaharan |
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20040219 |
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| Nasser Ahmed al-Fuhaid |
Nasser Ahmed al-Fuhaid |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Arabia |
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20030529 |
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Nazir Ahmed Qasid |
Lashkar-i-Toiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
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20051025 |
Link |
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Nazir Ahmed Qasid |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
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20051031 |
Link |
| Nazir Ahmed Yatoo |
Nazir Ahmed Yatoo |
Hizbul Mujahedin |
India-Pakistan |
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20011214 |
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| Noor Ahmed |
Noor Ahmed |
Lashkar e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani |
Deceased |
Cannon Fodder |
20030718 |
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Exploded in an attack on a Shiite Muslim mosque that killed 48 people |
| Omar Ahmed Khadr |
Omar Ahmed Khadr |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
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20051111 |
Link |
| Ossman Awad Hamid Ahmed |
Ossman Awad Hamid Ahmed |
al Qaeda in Iraq |
Iraq |
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20051211 |
Link |
| Prince Ahmed bin Salman bin Abdul Aziz |
Prince Ahmed bin Salman bin Abdul Aziz |
al-Qaeda |
Arabia |
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20030831 |
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| Prince Ahmed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz |
Prince Ahmed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz |
Saudi Princes |
Middle East |
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20020723 |
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| Qari Ahmedullah |
Qari Ahmedullah |
Taliban |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
Afghan |
Deceased |
Big Shot |
20011006 |
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Taliban's intelligence chief |
| Qazi Ahmed Hussain |
Qazi Ahmed Hussain |
Jamat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
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20011217 |
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| Qazi Hussain Ahmed |
Qazi Hussain Ahmed |
Tehrik Hurmat-i-Quran |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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Qazi Hussain Ahmed |
Mutthida Majlis-e-Amal |
India-Pakistan |
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20060327 |
Link |
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Qazi Hussain Ahmed |
Muthidda Majlis-e-Amal |
India-Pakistan |
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20020829 |
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Qazi Hussain Ahmed |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani |
At Large |
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20050806 |
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Qazi Hussain Ahmed |
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
Pakistani |
At Large |
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20050715 |
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| Qazi Hussein Ahmed |
Qazi Hussein Ahmed |
Supreme Council of Global Jihad |
Terror Networks |
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20030813 |
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Qazi Hussein Ahmed |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
India-Pakistan |
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20030305 |
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Qazi Hussein Ahmed |
Jamaat-i-Islami |
Terror Networks |
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20050729 |
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| Rabee Ahmed Al-Oweiti |
Rabee Ahmed Al-Oweiti |
Lebanese Hizbullah |
Middle East |
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20021224 |
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| Rabei Osman Ahmed |
Rabei Osman Ahmed |
al-Qaeda in Europe |
Europe |
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20050716 |
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| Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed |
Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed |
al-Qaeda in Europe |
Europe |
Egyptian |
In Jug |
Mid-level Hard Boy |
20040608 |
Link |
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Ahmed was arrested in Italy. Involved in Madrid train bombings. |
| Rabiah Ahmed |
Rabiah Ahmed |
Council on American Islamic Relations |
Home Front: WoT |
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20040405 |
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| Raees Ahmed |
Raees Ahmed |
Jaish-e-Mohammed |
India-Pakistan |
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20030901 |
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| Raheem Ahmed Mohammad Ata |
Raheem Ahmed Mohammad Ata |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan |
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20030925 |
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| Rana Sultan Ahmed |
Rana Sultan Ahmed |
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam |
India-Pakistan |
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20040217 |
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| Rashid Ahmed Abdul Malik |
Rashid Ahmed Abdul Malik |
Lashkar e-Taiba |
India-Pakistan |
Indian? |
Arrested |
Tough Guy |
20030524 |
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picked up in connection with bomb blast on a Karjat-bound train at Mulund railway station that killed 11 people and injured 70 others |
| Rhuhel Ahmed |
Rhuhel Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Britain |
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20040310 |
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| Rifai Ahmed Taha |
Rifai Ahmed Taha |
Egyptian Islamic Jihad |
Terror Networks |
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20011111 |
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| Rown lazher Bin Khalifa Bin Ahmed |
Rown lazher Bin Khalifa Bin Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
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20031210 |
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| Ruhal Ahmed |
Ruhal Ahmed |
Taliban |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
British |
Captured |
Cannon Fodder |
20020129 |
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from Tipton, West Midlands - was detained in Kandahar after being tricked to leave a hospital where he was holed up with grenades, believing he was to be handed over to the International Red Cross |
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Ruhal Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Britain |
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| Sabbir Ahmed Dulal |
Sabbir Ahmed Dulal |
Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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20060321 |
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| Saeed Ahmed |
Saeed Ahmed |
Kahuta Research Laboratories |
India-Pakistan |
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20031231 |
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| Said Ahmed Mohammed Hardan |
Said Ahmed Mohammed Hardan |
Fatah Tanzim |
Israel-Palestine |
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20040425 |
Link |
| Said Saggar Ahmed |
Said Saggar Ahmed |
al-Qaeda in Africa |
Africa: East |
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Said Saggar Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Africa: Subsaharan |
Kenyan |
In Jug |
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charged with conspiracy related to the November 2002 car bomb attack that killed 15 people, including three Israeli tourists. They are also charged in connection with a near-simultaneous, but failed, attempt to shoot down an Israeli aircraft taking off from an airport in nearby Mombasa. |
| Sajjad Ahmed |
Sajjad Ahmed |
Lashkar-i-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
Pakistani |
Arrested |
Tough Guy |
20020722 |
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planning to assassinate police officers who had been involved in a crackdown against the LJ |
| Salim Ahmed Hamdan |
Salim Ahmed Hamdan |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
Yemeni |
In Jug |
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20050724 |
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former Osama bin Laden driver, confined at Gitmo |
| Sameer Mohammed Ahmed al-Hada |
Sameer Mohammed Ahmed al-Hada |
al-Qaeda |
Arabia |
Yemeni |
Deceased |
Cannon Fodder |
20020213 |
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Fumbled a grenade and killed himself in Sanaa. |
| Sami Ahmed |
Sami Ahmed |
Iraqi Insurgency |
Iraq-Jordan |
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| Sarfaraz Ahmed |
Sarfaraz Ahmed |
Jamaat-e-Islami |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
Pakistani |
At Large |
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20050815 |
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| Sarmad Ahmed |
Sarmad Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Arabia |
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20040411 |
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| Sartaj Ahmed |
Sartaj Ahmed |
D Company |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20040405 |
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| Shabbir Ahmed |
Shabbir Ahmed |
Lodi mosque |
Home Front: WoT |
Pakistani |
In Jug |
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20050810 |
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Shabbir Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20040314 |
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Shabbir Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Home Front: WoT |
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20050810 |
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| Shabbir Ahmed Shah |
Shabbir Ahmed Shah |
Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Freedom Party |
India-Pakistan |
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20060919 |
Link |
| Shadi Mahmud Ahmed Shurfa |
Shadi Mahmud Ahmed Shurfa |
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine |
Israel-Palestine |
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20020406 |
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| Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
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20031212 |
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Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Jamiat ulema-e-Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
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20010927 |
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Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Milli Yakjehti Council |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20020321 |
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Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Jamiat Ulema-e-Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
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Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal |
India-Pakistan |
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20031212 |
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Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Jamiat Ulema Pakistan |
India-Pakistan |
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Shah Ahmed Noorani |
Mutahida Majlis-e-Amal |
India-Pakistan |
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| Shahbuddin Ahmed Musa |
Shahbuddin Ahmed Musa |
Jamaatul Mujahidin Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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| Shaikh Mohammad Ahmed |
Shaikh Mohammad Ahmed |
Harkatul Mujahideen Al Aalmi |
India-Pakistan |
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| Shakil Ahmed |
Shakil Ahmed |
Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh |
Bangladesh |
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Link |
| Shamasuddin Ahmed |
Shamasuddin Ahmed |
Hizbul Mujahideen |
India-Pakistan |
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| Shamim Ahmed |
Shamim Ahmed |
Harkatul Mujahideen Al-Almi |
India-Pakistan |
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Shamim Ahmed |
Lashkar-e-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
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| Sharif Sheikh Ahmed |
Sharif Sheikh Ahmed |
Council of Islamic Courts |
Africa Horn |
Somali |
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| Shehzad Ahmed |
Shehzad Ahmed |
Lashkar-i-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
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20020722 |
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| Sheik Ahmed Abu Halabiya |
Sheik Ahmed Abu Halabiya |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Middle East |
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20031027 |
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| Sheik Ahmed Al Hawashi |
Sheik Ahmed Al Hawashi |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Terror Networks |
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20021003 |
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| Sheik Ahmed Salim Swedan |
Sheik Ahmed Salim Swedan |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
Kenyan |
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20020916 |
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said to have purchased the truck used in the bombing of the United States Embassy in Tanzania in 1998 |
| Sheikh Ahmed Lemo |
Sheikh Ahmed Lemo |
Learned Elders of Islam |
Home Front |
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20020708 |
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| Sheikh Ahmed Saleem |
Sheikh Ahmed Saleem |
al-Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
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20061002 |
Link |
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Sheikh Ahmed Saleem |
Al Qaeda |
India-Pakistan |
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20020713 |
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| Sheikh Ahmed Salim |
Sheikh Ahmed Salim |
al-Qaeda |
Terror Networks |
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20020904 |
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| Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan |
Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan |
al-Qaeda |
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| Sheikh Ahmed Yassin |
Sheik Ahmed Yassin |
Hamas |
Middle East |
Palestinian |
Deceased |
Supremo |
20030821 |
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Founder and spiritual guide of Hamas. Helizapped. |
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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin |
Hamas |
Israel-Palestine |
Palestinian |
Deceased |
Supremo |
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Founder and spiritual guide of Hamas. Helizapped. |
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Sheikh Ahmed Yassin |
Islamic Jihad |
Israel-Palestine-Jordan |
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| Sheikh Moalim Ahmed |
Sheikh Moalim Ahmed |
Islamic Court |
Africa Horn |
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20060815 |
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| Sheikh Rashid Ahmed |
Sheikh Rashid Ahmed |
Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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| Shuaeb Ahmed Meer Boury |
Shuaeb Ahmed Meer Boury |
Ahl-Alhadeeth Central Association in Britain |
Britain |
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| Sidi Ahmed Habiballah |
Sidi Ahmed Habiballah |
Salafist Group for Call and Combat |
North Africa |
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20030605 |
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| Sultan Hashem Ahmed |
Sultan Hashem Ahmed |
Iraqi Baath Party |
Iraq |
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| Sultan Hashim Ahmed |
Sultan Hashim Ahmed |
Iraqi Baath Party |
Iraq |
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| Talal Anbar Ahmed Anbari |
Talal Anbar Ahmed Anbari |
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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| Talal ibn Anbar Ahmed Al-Anbari |
Talal ibn Anbar Ahmed Al-Anbari |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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| Talib Ahmed Kareem |
Talib Ahmed Kareem |
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula |
Arabia |
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| Tangail Shoeb Ahmed |
Tangail Shoeb Ahmed |
Jamaat ul Mojahideen Bangladesh |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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| Tanveer Ahmed Ansari |
Tanveer Ahmed Ansari |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
India-Pakistan |
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20060731 |
Link |
| Tariq Ahmed |
Tariq Ahmed |
Jaish-e-Muhammad |
India-Pakistan |
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20021218 |
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| Tariq Ahmed Dar |
Tariq Ahmed Dar |
Lashker-e-Taiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
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20051116 |
Link |
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Tariq Ahmed Dar |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
Afghanistan-Pak-India |
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20051113 |
Link |
| Tazim Ahmed |
Tazim Ahmed |
Hizbul Mujahideen |
India-Pakistan |
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20031208 |
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| Usman Ahmed |
Usman Ahmed |
Lashkar-i-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
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20030913 |
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| Uthman Awad Hamid Ahmed al-Jubouri |
Uthman Awad Hamid Ahmed al-Jubouri |
al Qaeda in Iraq |
Iraq |
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20051211 |
Link |
| Zahoor Ahmed |
Zahoor Ahmed |
Jaish-e-Mohammed |
India-Pakistan |
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20030901 |
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| Zamir Ahmed Latif Chaabiwala |
Zamir Ahmed Latif Chaabiwala |
Lashkar-e-Taiba |
India-Pakistan |
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20060731 |
Link |
| Zubair Ahmed |
Zubair Ahmed |
al-Qaeda |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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20050830 |
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Zubair Ahmed |
Lashkar-i-Jhangvi |
India-Pakistan |
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20030913 |
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| Zubair Ahmed Gondal |
Zubair Ahmed Gondal |
Islami Jamiat Talba Pakistan |
Afghanistan/South Asia |
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| Caucasus/Russia/Central Asia |
| Another 1812. How Russia got Moldova the day before the Patriotic War |
| 2025-05-29 |
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
by Igor Ivanenko
[REGNUM] The year 1812 is naturally associated in our historical memory with the First Patriotic War. But on the eve of Napoleon's Great Army's attack on Russia and four months before the Battle of Borodino, our country won a victory on another front.
On March 28, 1812, in Bucharest, the Russian Empire signed a treaty with the Ottoman Empire, according to which the Turks handed over to us the lands between the Dniester, Prut and Danube. The new territory was called "Bessarabia" - now this is Moldova and the southwestern "corner" of the Odessa region. Thus ended the next, eighth Russian-Turkish war - and the same Bonaparte had a significant role in this clash of neighbors.
FRENCH INTRIGUE
At the beginning of the 19th century, Russia, involved in the wars of the European allies with Napoleonic France, did not make plans for Bessarabia. Following the precepts of Grigory Potemkin, our country actively developed trade with the Ottoman Empire.
Order in the south was guaranteed by the Treaty of Jassy in 1791. This treaty was concluded following the results of the previous, 7th Russo-Turkish War and was the fruit of victories of two geniuses of the Catherine era - the commander Alexander Suvorov and the administrator, Prince Potemkin-Tavrichesky. Russia then secured Crimea and Novorossiya for itself and acquired the territory between the Southern Bug and the Dniester, where the "southern capital", Odessa, appeared on the site of the Turkish fortification of Khadzhibey.
Beyond the Dniester began the lands of the Moldavian Principality, a state with its capital in the city of Iasi (now in Romania). Chisinau was a provincial town, Bender and Akkerman (Belgorod-Dnestrovsky) were Turkish fortresses. In those years, Bessarabia was the name given to the southern steppe part between the Dniester, Prut and Danube rivers - in Tatar, this region was called Budzhak.
The Moldavian rulers, the hospodars, who sat in Iasi were vassals of the Turkish sultan. Just like the hospodars of another trans-Danubian principality, Wallachia, whose capital was Bucharest. But the Treaty of Iasi changed the order beyond the Danube. Moldavia and Wallachia effectively fell into Russia's sphere of influence. By the mid-2000s, the pro-Russian hospodars, Alexander Muruzi and Constantine Ypsilanti, were in power in both parts of what would become Romania.
Turkey and Russia maintained peaceful and almost allied relations. In 1798–1800, a Russian-Turkish squadron under the command of Fyodor Ushakov undertook an expedition to the Greek Ionian Islands, from where the French were expelled.
But the European agenda spoiled everything. On November 20 (December 2, new style) 1805, the famous battle of the "three emperors" took place on the field near Austerlitz: Napoleon's marshals defeated the commanders of the Austrian Emperor Franz II and our Alexander I.
The fact that Russia was drawn into a European war, and that military fortune rarely smiled upon our army at that time, did not go unnoticed by our southern neighbors, Turkey and Persia. The Persian Shah declared war on Russia back in 1804 (this campaign ended in 1813 with the complete defeat of the Persians). And Napoleon's triumph at Austerlitz prompted the Turkish Sultan to begin weaving anti-Russian intrigues.
Relations between France and Turkey were much better than they are today; Paris had been considered an ally of Istanbul since the 16th century. So the Sultan followed the lead of his European partners: in early 1806, Napoleon sent Marshal Horace Sebastiani as ambassador to Istanbul, who convinced Sultan Selim III to remove the pro-Russian rulers of Wallachia and Moldova. This was a flagrant violation of the Treaty of Jassy and a challenge to Tsar Alexander. And when the Turks closed the Bosphorus and Dardanelles to the passage of Russian warships, war became inevitable.
RESETTING THE TRUCE
In November 1806, the Russian army crossed the Dniester and, as if reluctantly, occupied the border fortresses of Khotin, Bendery and Akkerman. The Turks did not offer serious resistance at that time. And Russia acted according to the logic that Vladimir Medinsky recently recalled : at the first stage of the conflict, we offered the enemy to end the war on lenient terms.
Petersburg showed in every way that the presence of its troops in the Bessarabian possessions of the Ottoman Porte and the eastern districts of vassal Moldova was temporary. But gradually the fighting became more intense, and Russia began to consider the Danubian principalities as compensation for the costs incurred.
Moreover, an important part of the Franco-Ottoman military plans was the invasion of the Russian Black Sea region via the Dniester. The full-flowing Danube could have become a much more reliable border line.
The course of the Turkish campaign was again influenced by European affairs. In 1807, Alexander I was forced to sign the Peace of Tilsit with Napoleon. The campaign of 1808-09, which France waged against Austria, did not start very well for Bonaparte. The Emperor of the French, in order to secure the support of his "new friend", Alexander, even supported our claims to Bessarabia, Moldavia and Wallachia. But soon fortune smiled on Napoleon again, and he forgot about his promises to Russia. At the same time, the French still had cordial agreement with the Turks. Our European "ally" continued to support our Asian enemy.
CURATOR OF THE "ISTANBUL PROCESS"
By the beginning of 1811, it became clear that things were heading towards a new direct clash with France. Our country ignored Napoleon's anti-English sanctions - the continental blockade, so the French emperor decided to "punish" Russia. In view of the inevitable war with the first army of Europe, the protracted campaign on the Danube had to be ended.
Mikhail Kutuzov, who arrived in the Danube Army in April 1811, was given a very difficult task: to achieve peace in the shortest possible time with fewer forces than the enemy (45 thousand Russians against 75 thousand Ottomans), and even with territorial gains.
In June–September 1811, Kutuzov carried out the brilliant Ruschuk-Slobodzeya operation, as a result of which the main part of the advancing Turkish group was blocked on the left (Russian) bank of the Lower Danube. Having good connections in Istanbul from his diplomatic work there, Kutuzov promptly began preliminary negotiations with his old acquaintance, the Grand Vizier Ahmed Pasha.
The parties agreed on a new border along the Siret and Danube rivers. In this case, the core of the Moldavian Principality with the cities of Iasi and Galati would come under Russian control. But French intrigues again prevented this from becoming a reality. Napoleon sent a message to the Sultan about his readiness to take back the possessions ceded to Russia by the Ottomans after his victory over Russia and hand them over to restored Poland.
The "too accommodating" group of Turkish negotiators was replaced, and after a pause in the conference, a final agreement was reached on the Prut-Danube demarcation. Kutuzov could not insist on the Siret border, since the French invasion was approaching.
The ratification of the Treaty of Bucharest by Alexander I took place on June 23, 1812. The day before the start of the Patriotic War.
SPECIAL STATUS
Bonaparte was very annoyed by this turn of events - the defeat and withdrawal of the Turks from the war gave Russia new territories. But due to French intervention, Russia was able to annex only the sparsely populated eastern outskirts of the Moldavian Principality, to which the name of its southern "corner" was extended - Bessarabia. The native Moldavian lands, with the bulk of the population of the principality, did not go to the Russian Empire.
Such a course of events will be fatal for subsequent attempts to create a Russian Moldova: Chisinau will never become an equivalent replacement for Iasi.
In the area between the Dniester, Prut and Danube rivers, Russia received a conglomerate of several outlying districts of the Moldavian Principality, former Ottoman fortress cities, and the steppe possessions of the Nogais. The absolute majority of Turks and Nogais left the area between the rivers during the fighting.
Therefore, the question of settling the sparsely populated region with a loyal Christian population immediately arose, as well as the question of local government. Both of them were resolved in the spirit of Catherine II's policy of settling Transnistria, annexed by the Treaty of Jassy in 1791. At one time, the empress ordered that Moldavian boyars with their peasants be attracted to the Dniester "especially near the Moldavian borders, for the most convenient population of these". The boyars themselves were recommended to be appointed to administrative positions.
Moldovans made up a very significant part of the broad stream of immigrants that poured into the Bessarabian region of Russia, formed in 1812, from the Ottoman possessions. In the fifth year of Bessarabia's stay in the empire, the region's population almost doubled, reaching 492 thousand people. Moldovans then made up 78% of the region's inhabitants.
Later, the migration process was balanced by the influx of Slavs from the internal provinces of Russia and from Bulgaria, which was under Turkish rule. At first, the Bulgarians included the culturally close Orthodox Turks - the Gagauz, who had migrated from Dobrudja (the Black Sea coast beyond the Danube). Thus, the Bulgarian city of Bolgrad and Gagauzia appeared in southern Bessarabia.
On the issue of power, two currents immediately emerged - "Moldavian" and "imperial". Moreover, the first included not only ethnic Moldovans. They were united by the perception of the Bessarabian region as a fragment of Greater Moldova.
The "imperialists" advocated the unification of local laws with all-Russian norms and the integration of Moldavian boyars who had entered Russian service into the all-imperial elite.
The "pro-Moldavian" trend was patronized by the actual head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, the Greek Ioannis Kapodistrias, the future first ruler of independent Hellas. Kapodistrias considered Bessarabia as a base for the fight against the Ottomans in the Danubian Principalities.
But most importantly, Alexander I himself was inclined to favor the special status of Bessarabia. He saw the new territory as an autonomy, similar to the recently created Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Finland. More precisely, such a third "state in personal union" could be Greater Moldova with its center in Iasi.
The Bessarabian region of the time of Alexander I - if we draw a parallel with Soviet history - played the role of Transnistria in 1924-40, where the Bolsheviks created the Moldavian ASSR with the aim of returning the territory between the Prut and the Dniester captured by the Romanians.
In the "Temporary Rules" for the governance of Bessarabia, drawn up by Capodistrias and adopted in 1812, the Regional Council copied the structure of the Divan (government) of the Moldavian Principality. It was specifically stipulated that Moldavian boyars should constitute the majority of its members.
The symbolic special status of the Bessarabian region was confirmed by the coat of arms approved in 1817, on which the imperial double-headed eagle was adjacent to an ox's head - the ancient symbol of the rulers of Moldova.
PUSHKIN'S LAWS
The first civil governor of the region, the Moldavian boyar Scarlat Sturdza, when appointing district police chiefs, emphasized the priority of local laws and customs over Russian ones. The latter were allowed to be addressed only when it was not possible to find the necessary article in the Moldavian codes.
But the laws of the feudal principality were quite archaic, and they had to be modernized on the fly. In 1821, Kapodistrias brought in an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who had been sent into exile to the south to develop a new Civil Code of Bessarabia. The "seconded" official's name was Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin.
“I occupied him with translating into Russian the Moldavian laws written in French,” Pushkin’s immediate superior, Infantry General Ivan Inzov, reported to Kapodistrias
The poet's contribution to the drafting of the Moldavian Civil Code was rather symbolic - in essence, the work was done by the Greek scholar, lawyer Pyotr Manega. But Pushkin's Bessarabian impressions gave Russian literature the brilliant poem "Gypsies".
As for the dispute between the supporters of the "Moldavian" and "imperial" paths of development of Bessarabia, the "imperialists" clearly won. The reason was simple - it was necessary to defeat corruption, which, together with the deeply rooted Ottoman administrative customs, interfered with the normal management of the new territory. The Moldavian Sturdza was replaced as governor by the German Ivan (Johann) Harting in order to restore order.
He began the Russification of office work and legal proceedings, and appointed Russian officials to the post of district police chiefs. The dispute was settled in 1823 by Alexander I, who was disappointed with the results of the experiment on broad autonomy for the Kingdom of Poland.
The annexation of the Danubian principalities (including the part of Greater Moldavia that remained abroad) was highly questionable. Later, in the late 1850s, with the help and participation of Western powers, the Moldavian Principality (with Iasi, but without Bessarabia) would unite with Wallachia into a state called Romania.
And in the late 1820s, Bessarabia was united with Novorossiya into a single governorate-general with its capital in Odessa, headed by the viceroy Count Mikhail Vorontsov.
The exiled Pushkin's move from Kishinev to Odessa was connected precisely with these changes in the viceroyal apparatus. The poet, as is well known, did not have a high opinion of the failed capital of the "grand principality of Moldavia": "Cursed city of Kishinev! / The tongue will tire of scolding you. / Someday on the sinful roof / Of your soiled houses / Heavenly thunder will certainly strike..."
Decades later, Chisinau would become a thriving Novorossiysk city, one of the important centers of the south, adorned with a monument to Pushkin by Alexander Opekushin, a "twin" of the Moscow monument. But that's a completely different story.
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Gazans overrun Strip’s new aid center; operator says distribution has resumed - over 400,000 meals thus far
[IsraelTimes] IDF confirms it fired shots into air, not at center itself; US-backed aid group says centers have given out 8,000 food boxes; UN says mechanism far from reaching aid targets
Thousands of Paleostinians on Tuesday overran one of the newly established aid distribution sites in southern Gazoo
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’s Rafah, only hours after the military announced the new aid mechanism, backed by Israel and the United States, began operating for the first time.
Footage posted to social media showed crowds surging into the area and taking boxes of food.
The IDF, which secures the area around the facility, confirmed that troops fired warning shots outside the compound, but denied reports claiming it opened fire from a helicopter or towards the center itself.
A military source said an Israeli Air Force helicopter was operating over the sea at the time of the incident, but not anywhere close to the distribution site.
| Asked about the overrun of one of GHF’s Rafah distribution sites by thousands of Palestinians on Tuesday, the US official downplays the incident, insisting that it lasted 20 minutes. |
"Control over the situation was established, food distribution operations are expected to continue as planned, and the safety of IDF troops was not compromised," the military added.
According to Paleostinian reports, the American security personnel charged with securing the area expeditiously departed at a goodly pace. There were no reports of casualties in the incident.
The newly created Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sought to downplay the incident, saying that its American security subcontractors fell back in order to allow "a small number" of people to take food.
"The needs on the ground are great. At one moment in the late afternoon, the volume of people at the SDS was such that the GHF team fell back to allow a small number of Gazooks to take aid safely and dissipate," GHF said in a statement.
Before the break-in, GHF said that "approximately 8,000 food boxes have been distributed so far. Each box feeds 5.5 people for 3.5 days, totaling 462,000 meals."
GHF claimed its operations have returned to normal.
The military announced earlier that two out of four of the recently established sites began operating for the first time, initially delivering food packages to thousands of Paleostinian families.
However,
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an Israeli security official also tried to downplay the incident, telling the Ynet site that none of the aid had been looted.
The newly opened aid centers are operated by the GHF, an American organization that is backed by Israel, designed to bypass the UN and traditional aid agencies in a bid to keep the supplies away from Hamas
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The UN and other international organizations withheld much-needed backing of the GHF, arguing that its aid initiative violates humanitarian principles by requiring Gazooks to walk long distances in order to receive aid and limiting distribution to southern Gaza, a move that would forcibly displace the Paleostinian population.
Footage purportedly shows thousands of Paleostinians overrunning one of the aid distribution sites in southern Gaza's Rafah a short while ago.
Three of the distribution sites are located in the Tel Sultan area of southern Gaza’s Rafah, while the fourth is in the Netzarim Corridor area, south of Gaza City. The two sites that began operations on Tuesday are in Rafah.
"The establishment of the distribution centers took place over the last few months, facilitated by the Israeli political echelon and in coordination with the US government," the IDF said in its first official comment on the aid sites.
"This process coincided with an ongoing dialogue and cooperation with the IDF, through the Southern Command and COGAT, as well as international aid organizations, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, and the American civilian security company," it said.
The IDF said it will "continue to facilitate humanitarian assistance in the Gaza Strip, while making every possible effort to ensure that the aid does not reach the hands of the Hamas terrorist organization."
Images showed aid boxes included bags of rice and dried beans, as well as flour, oil, salt, and canned vegetables, many of them in Israeli packaging.
| "I am so scared because they said the company belongs to Israel and is a mercenary, and also because the resistance [Hamas] said not to go," he said in a message on the chat app WhatsApp. |
Even before the chaos on Tuesday, Paleostinians voiced wariness over the new program.
"As much as I want to go because I am hungry and my children are hungry, I am afraid," said Abu Ahmed, 55, a father of seven. "I am so scared because they said the company belongs to Israel and is a mercenary, and also because the resistance [Hamas] said not to go," he said in a message on the chat app WhatsApp.
Hamas, which has in recent months faced protests by many Paleostinians who want the devastating war to end, has warned residents against accessing GHF sites, saying Israel was using the company to collect intelligence information.
"Do not go to Rafah... Do not fall into the trap... Do not risk your lives. Your homes are your fortress. Staying in your neighborhoods is survival, and awareness is your protection," a statement published by the Hamas-linked Home Front said.
"These schemes will be broken by the steadfastness of a people who do not know defeat," it added.
"Before the war, my fridge used to be full of meat, chicken, dairy, soft drinks, everything, and now I am begging for a loaf of bread," Abu Ahmed told Rooters via a chat app.
 As the mechanism began operations, Jens Laerke, a spokesperson for the UN humanitarian office (OCHA), said the GHF was a distraction from what is needed, such as the opening of crossing points.
Additionally, Juliette Touma, communications director of the UN Paleostinian refugee agency, said the UN does not know what is being distributed.
"We don’t have any information," she said. "We know what’s needed, we know what’s missing, and we are very, very far from that daily target."
Senior US official hails GHF, blasts UN for refusing to get behind aid distribution effort
[IsraelTimes] The Trump administration hails the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, while blasting the UN for refusing to cooperate with the group’s new aid distribution initiative, hours after thousands of Palestinians overran one of its sites in Rafah.
“Aid is getting to the people in need, and through their secure distribution system, Israel is kept safe and Hamas empty handed,” says a statement to reporters attributed to a senior administration official.
The official appears to cite GHF’s figures, stating that roughly 8,000 boxes of food have been distributed in the foundation’s first two days of operation, with each box feeding 5.5 people for 3.5 days, totaling 462,000 meals.
The Trump official says GHF is managing to operate in Gaza, despite attempts by Hamas to place blockades on aid trucks. “GHF is a threat to Hamas’s longstanding system of looting the assistance intended for the people of Gaza.”
“The UN and other aid agencies were wrong to criticize,” the senior Trump administration official says, making no mention of Tuesday’s mass-looting incident in one of the two distribution sites GHF has begun to operate. “These organizations echoed Hamas talking points rather than praising those who are delivering results.”
While GHF was only registered this year, the Trump official says the project was born during the Biden administration but was dropped due to “bureaucratic incompetence.”
The Trump administration was impressed by the idea, though, and got behind it. “We support bold, out-of-the-box efforts to make life better for Gazans. GHF is doing exactly that. And we’re proud to back their incredible mission,” the official says.
US will renew push for countries to fund GHF once it demonstrates results — official
[IsraelTimes] The Trump administration plans to renew its push for countries and international organizations to fund the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation once its new aid distribution initiative proves to be a success, a US official tells The Times of Israel. The US official acknowledges that European countries and other nations approached earlier this month about backing GHF did not respond “favorably.”
“Countries are used to doing what they have always done,” the US official says.
However, the US official is unfazed by the initial negative response from countries, who have refrained from bankrolling GHF to date.
“The United States is a leader in innovation and once GHF works, others will want to share in its success,” the official adds.
Asked about the overrun of one of GHF’s Rafah distribution sites by thousands of Palestinians on Tuesday, the US official downplays the incident, insisting that it lasted 20 minutes and that over 400,000 meals were fed as a result of the foundation’s work.
Israel says 95 trucks of humanitarian aid entered Gaza on Tuesday
[IsraelTimes] The Defense Ministry’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) announces that 95 trucks carrying humanitarian aid entered the Gaza Strip today.
Israel resumed aid deliveries to Gaza last week, after a pause since March 2. Since then, 755 trucks of aid have entered the Strip.
Today’s trucks include food, medical equipment, and pharmaceutical drugs, COGAT says.
The aid underwent an inspection first by Israeli authorities before entering Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing.
Earlier, COGAT said some 400 truckloads of aid were awaiting collection on the Gazan side of Kerem Shalom. |
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