Senior al-Qaida figure captured overseas amid ongoing hunt
U S officials say a senior al Qaida leader was taken into custody abroad but refused to identify him. They ruled out bin Laden, Zawahri, and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed as the captured individual. CIA FBI and military operations press on against other top lieutenants tied to major attacks.
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Militants kill 12 Israelis in Hebron ambush
Palestinian gunmen opened fire on Israeli troops and worshippers in Hebron during Sabbath prayers near the Tomb of the Patriarchs. Twelve Israelis were killed and 15 wounded as gun battles lasted over 90 minutes. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility stating vengeance for a prior West Bank clash.
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Eight Cubans released after Cuban pilot flies to Key West
Eight Cubans who flew a Soviet built crop duster to Key West were released from INS custody after medical checks. The group from Los Palacios in Pinar del Rio traveled Monday and landed with two Florida National Guard escorts. They will receive clothing and paperwork help before family reunification. Cuban officials called the flight air piracy.
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Arms inspectors prepare tight security for Iraq mission
An advance U N team reports Baghdad will host a secured headquarters a refurbished hotel ringed by barbed wire and guards. Analysts expect preliminary inspections by Nov 27 with full checks after Iraq files its weapons declaration by Dec 8.
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U.S. British planes strike Iraqi radar site
U S and British war planes bombed a radar site in Iraq as Saddam Hussein’s government faced a UN resolution. Iraq fired on patrols in the no fly zones, a possible material breach that could prompt new Security Council action and wider U S led intervention.
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