U.S. Kills al Qaeda Leader In Somalia – Revenge Attacks Threatened

03 May 2008

U.S. airstrike that killed the suspected al-Qaida leader in Somalia brought warnings of vengeance from Islamic insurgents Friday and the threat of a boycott that could jeopardize peace talks with the U.N.-supported government. Full Story

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