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Banks ordered to freeze assets of al Qaeda linked group
The Bush administration expanded its financial war on terrorism by freezing assets of a Pakistan based group and nine individuals tied to al Qaida. The block targets The Aid Organization of the Ulema, Rashid Trust successors, and figures linked to Bank Al Taqwa and the Milan al Qaida cell, with the Treasury citing support for bombings and killings. The action aims to sever funding for Osama bin Laden’s network, with authorities noting the unknown US asset impact and ongoing global asset freezes exceeding $104 million since Sept 11.
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