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Iranian infiltrators arrested in Iraq 

Iraqi border police arrested a group of Iranians last week as they
tried to infiltrate into the country from the Badrah district of Wasit
Province. 
According to Iraq's Al Furat newspaper, authorities interrogated the
Iranians. Under questioning they admitted belonging to a "committee
dignifying martyrs of the Islamic movement." 
The Iranians were dispatched to carry out military operations in Iraq,
the report said. 
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told reporters last week
that Iran, along with Syria, had been sending foreign terrorists to
destabilize Iraq. 
The Saudi-owned Arabic newspaper Al-Sharq al-Awsat reported that a
Saudi Al Qaida cell was involved in coordinating terrorists who joined
the group headed by Abu Musab al Zarqawi. The terrorists traveled to
Yemen and Syria and then into Iraq. 
Meanwhile, Al Mashriq reported April 23 that Iraqi security forces
arrested a former Iraqi officer who is a relative of Saddam Hussein
and who was linked to the assassination attempt against Premier Iyad
Allawi. 


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Website reports Bin Laden's death 

An Islamist website reported last week that Al Qaida leader Osama Bin
Laden had died. 
The report appeared April 29 under the headline, "Urgent...Death of
Osama Bin Laden" on the "Minbar Ahl-al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah" website.
The site had published Al Qaida statements during the previous weeks.
Its report stated, "We have received now this urgent report: 'Al
Qaida' organization has announced the death of Osama Bin Laden." 
"Qalam al-Mujahadeen," the pseudonym of a fundamentalist leader,
stated on the "Minbar Ahl-al-Sunnah wa al-Jama'ah" website: "Osama is
dead. Where are those slapping their faces, where are those crying,
where is the one who throws himself from high towers and buildings,
where is the wailing that tears the hearts?" 
Islamists in London dismissed the report as false and designed to
foment unrest within Al Qaida. 








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