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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 2013
Page
12
Fuaed Abdo Ahmed, 20, held two women and a man at Tensas State Bank in St Joseph, expressing anger at his ex girlfriends family and believing they caused a head device. State police ended the hours long standoff by shooting him dead after he killed one hostage.
Pfc. Bradley Manning testified at his sentencing hearing in the WikiLeaks case and apologized for hurting the United States. He asked for a chance to attend college and become a productive citizen while acknowledging the emotional testimony around his gender identity and the pressures of military life. He said he understood his actions though he believed leaking classified information would not harm the U.S. at the time.
Cairo confrontations leave hundreds dead as riot police clear two camps of Mohammed Morsi supporters. Officials report mass casualties, state of emergency and curfew, with clashes spreading to Cairo streets and churches torched. Mohamed El Baradei resigns in protest.
Sky News cameraman Mick Deane aged 61 was shot and died after Cairo protest camp clashes. Habiba Ahmed Abd Elaziz 26 of Gulf News was shot near the Rabaah al Adawiya mosque amid security force action. Campaigns of Morsi supporters sparked deadly violence across Egypt as tributes and condemnations poured in.
Doctors Without Borders says armed groups kill and abduct aid workers and accuses Somalia's civilian leaders of condoning attacks. The decision follows a surge of violence despite anti Islamist gains, with many journalists killed since 2012 and a June Mogadishu attack that killed eight UN staff and five civilians. Also reports a Pakistan rally where supporters burn Indian flags.
Violence on the Kashmir frontier between Pakistan and India risks derailing steps toward better ties. Analysts warn Islamic militants tied to Pakistan’s military may seek to undermine outreach, while New Delhi suspects some generals hesitate to fully back the normalization effort.
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