Australia warns of Christmas attacks in Indonesia

21 Dec 2006

Australia warned on Thursday of possible militant attacks in Indonesia over the Christmas and New Year period, mirroring a U.S. warning issued this week. Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim country, has in recent years been hit by a series of bomb blasts blamed on Islamic militants. Full Story

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Australia warns of Christmas attacks in Indonesia

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