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    Coalition forces remove 12 suspected terrorists from AQI networks

    BAGHDAD, IRAQ

    10.12.2008

    Courtesy Story

    Multi-National Force Iraq Public Affairs

    By the Multi-National Force - Iraq

    BAGHDAD – Coalition forces detained 12 suspected terrorists, including three wanted men, during operations Saturday and Sunday targeting al-Qaida in Iraq networks throughout the country.

    Coalition forces captured a wanted man believed to be an AQI courier during an operation south of Mosul Saturday. The man is also assessed to have links to local AQI leaders.

    Forces also pursued AQI regional leaders during an operation in Mosul Saturday and detained one suspect.

    Coalition forces operating in Bayji Saturday, about 160 km south of Mosul, targeted a wanted man assessed to be connected to the city's car bomb network. One suspect believed to be an associate of the wanted man was detained during the operation.

    In Baghdad Saturday, forces targeted the city's AQI foreign terrorist facilitation networks. Two suspects were detained during the operation.

    A Sunday operation in Baghdad netted a wanted man who intelligence reports suggest is connected to the city's car bomb and foreign terrorist facilitator networks. Two additional suspects were also detained.

    Three suspects were detained Sunday just north of Mosul during a coalition force operation targeting a wanted man assessed to be an AQI weapons facilitator and repairman.

    Also Sunday, coalition forces operating in Mosul captured a wanted man who intelligence reports suggest has connections to regional AQI leaders and may be involved in the terrorist network's media operations.

    NEWS INFO

    Date Taken: 10.12.2008
    Date Posted: 10.12.2008 10:42
    Story ID: 24857
    Location: BAGHDAD, IQ

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