al-Malahim: Mujahideen establish united Organization of al-Qa’idah in Arabian Peninsula

In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

al-Malahim Media

presents

The seventh issue of “Sada al-Malahim” magazine

Amir Abu Basir holds first news conference, al-Qa’idah helps Gaza disrupting crusader supply routes

Amir Abu-Basir, Amir of Organization of al-Qa’idah in Arabian Peninsula, announced the formation of a united Organization of al-Qa’idah in Arabian Peninsula after Mujahideen of the Land of the Two Holy Places (Saudi Arabia) swore allegiance to the Emirate in Yemen, and the unified organization’s title is Organization of al-Qa’idah in Arabian Peninsula (Tanzim al-Qa’idah fi Jazirat al-’Arab).

The announcement was made at a news conference attended by journalist ‘Abdul-Ilah Sha’i’.

al-Qa’idah is going to establish training camps that would train Mujahideen who would help in liberating Palestine, Abu Basir said.

al-Qa’idah’s current efforts are aimed at disrupting supply routes for bases of Zionist-Crusaders in the Penisula, Abu Basir said.

A press release regarding the latest attack on US embassy in the capital San’a’ is going to be released soon, and that embassy played an important role in the Zionist-Crusader aggression against Muslims in Somalia, Arabian Penisula, Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine, Amir said.

Other commanders of the organization and officials from the Sharia department were present at the news conference, including Amir’s Na’ib (deputy) Abu Sayyaf al-Shihri, who spent for more than ten years at Guantanamo base prison.

al-Fajr Press Center and al-Malahim Media are soon going to publish audio recording and the full transcript of the news conference

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Al Qaeda Unveils Plan To Strike Supply Lines to U.S. Forces in The Arab Peninsula

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(Sada al Malahem) The leader of “Al Qaeda in the Arab Peninsula” Abu Basir claimed that the group has launched a plan to cut supply lines serving U.S. forces present in the Arab Peninsula. The claim came in an interview yet to be published which was granted to Abdulelah Haider Shaeya, a writer on Islamist groups and a brother-in-law of controversial Yemeni cleric, Sheikh Abdul Majeed al Zindani, who is wanted for questioning by the FBI over the attack on USS Cole.

This “exclusive” announcement was made today by the editors of “Sada al Malahem”, as they released the 7th issue of the group”s online magazine.

Abu Basir also announced that the militants in Saudi Arabia and in Yemen have now joined forces and will from now on operate under a single banner, that of the “al Qaeda in the Arab”s Peninsula”. He also said that the group included militants from various nationalities and that a camp has been set up for training with the aim of sending them to fight in Palestine.

Shaeya is expected to publish the full interview, which also tackles issues such as the attack on the U.S. Embassy in Sanaa and the overall strategy of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, in local and international media very soon.

In another article by Abu Basir featured in “Sada al Malahem,” the leader of al Qaeda in Yemen analyzed the state of and claims that the “Crusader forces” failed to achieve any of its goals, but succeeded in giving a much needed boost to jihad throughout the world.

Saudi jihadi leader, Abu Hamam al Qahtani (aka Nayef Mohammed al Qahtani), claimed in another article that there were close ties between militants in the Arabian Peninsula and those in Maghreb countries. He backed his claim by mentioning the names of Saudi operatives who fought in Algeria and other North African operatives who fought in the ranks of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
Al Qahtani is thought to be the financier of an attack that killed eight Spanish tourists in Maarib in July 2007.

A poster on the magazine”s back cover promised the release of a new video entitled: “From here we begin, in al Aqsa we meet which might show pictures of the training camps mentioned by Abu Basir in the interview.