Qaeda demands $13 mln for Sahara hostages – paper

18 May 2009

Al Qaeda has demanded 10 million euros ($13.54 million) in exchange for a Briton and a Swiss national it captured in the Sahara, backing away from a threat to kill one of the hostages, an Algerian newspaper reported. Full Story

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