Second Iraqi in U.S. pleads guilty to trying to arm Al Qaeda insurgents

22 Aug 2012

“A second Iraqi citizen living in the U.S. was convicted of trying to export weapons, including Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, and money in a 2011 plot aimed at helping Al Qaeda fighters in Iraq.”

Source: Second Iraqi in U.S. pleads guilty to trying to arm Al Qaeda insurgents | Government Security News

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