WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 02, 2008
13:46 MECCA TIME, 10:46 GMT
Policemen killed in Algeria bombing
Nobody had claimed
responsibility for the attack [Reuters]
A suicide car bombing has killed three people and
wounded 20 more in Naciria, east of Algiers, the
Algerian capital.
The explosion occurred when the car was driven into a
police station on Wednesday, witnesses said.
The Algerian interior ministry said in a statement:
"There has been an attack with explosives near a
police station in Naciria. The attack left three dead
and seven wounded."
A witness told the AFP news agency that most of the
victims were police officers.
Responsibility for the attack has not yet been
claimed.
Two bombs exploded on December 11 in Algiers, killing
at least 37 people.
The al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed
responsibility for those attacks.
String of attacks
The al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb organisation has
claimed responsibility for a number of bombings that
killed several people last year.
Related
Timeline: Major attacks
in Algeria
Profile: Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb
In September 2007, a car bomb killed 37 people at a
coastguard barracks in Dellys, 100km east of Algiers,
two days after a suicide bomb blast targeting a convoy
carrying Abdulaziz Bouteflika, Algeria's president,
killed 22 people.
Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb was formed from the
Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC) in
January 2007, with leader Abu Musab Abdel Wadoud
promising to wage a violent campaign.
The GSPC was formed in 1998 by former members of
Algeria's Armed Islamic Group (GIA), which began
attacking the government in 1992 after it cancelled
elections an Islamic party looked set to win.
More than 150,000 people died in an ensuing
decade-long civil war.
Source: Agencies
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