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Udružila se Al Qaida i ISIL
[size=40]Al Qaeda calls Islamic State illegitimate but suggests cooperation
CAIRO | BY OMAR FAHMY[/size]
A photo of Al Qaeda's new leader, Egyptian Ayman al-Zawahiri, is seen in this still image taken from a video released on September 12, 2011.
REUTERS/SITE MONITORING SERVICE VIA REUTERS
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri dismissed Islamic State and its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as illegitimate but said his followers would join them in fighting the Western-led coalition in Iraq and Syria if possible.
In an audiotape on the internet, Zawahri said: "We don't recognise this caliphate."
It was not clear when the recording was made but references to events suggest it was made at least eight months ago.
Islamic State has declared a caliphate in large parts of Iraq and Syria under its control and sought to expand its power in the Middle East, becoming a greater security threat than al Qaeda in the strategic oil-producing region.
Despite rivalries between the two Islamist organisations, former Egyptian doctor Zawahri suggested there was still room for cooperation when it came to combating the West.
"Despite the big mistakes (of Islamic State), if I were in Iraq or Syria I would cooperate with them in killing the crusaders and secularists and Shi'ites even though I don't recognise the legitimacy of their state, because the matter is bigger than that," he said.
Zawahri did not elaborate, but his comments raised the possibility he could seek cooperation with a movement that has in many ways eclipsed al Qaeda, its predecessor in Iraq.
"Zawahri says that ISIS is absolutely not a caliphate and Baghdadi doesn't deserve to be caliph," said al Qaeda expert Will McCants of the Brookings Institution. "However, it is an emirate and if he were in Iraq and Syria, he would fight alongside it. That seems like a bit of an olive branch."
Any cooperation would complicate efforts to stabilise the Middle East, where militant groups have gained influence and escalated attacks since the Arab uprisings of 2011 toppled autocrats who had contained them.
While al Qaeda has specialised in high profile bombings, Islamic State seems bent on seizing and holding territory in its quest to create a self-sustaining caliphate.
Aside from strongholds in Iraq and Syria, it gained a presence in Libya and its followers are staging an insurgency that has killed hundreds of soldiers and police in Egypt, the most populous Arab country.
Islamic State's affiliate in Egypt released photographs on Wednesday of its military commanders teaching masked militants in military fatigues how to fire rockets at tanks and planes.
(Additional reporting by William Maclean in Dubai; writing by Michael Georgy; Editing byDominic Evans)
CAIRO | BY OMAR FAHMY[/size]
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A photo of Al Qaeda's new leader, Egyptian Ayman al-Zawahiri, is seen in this still image taken from a video released on September 12, 2011.
REUTERS/SITE MONITORING SERVICE VIA REUTERS
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri dismissed Islamic State and its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as illegitimate but said his followers would join them in fighting the Western-led coalition in Iraq and Syria if possible.
In an audiotape on the internet, Zawahri said: "We don't recognise this caliphate."
It was not clear when the recording was made but references to events suggest it was made at least eight months ago.
Islamic State has declared a caliphate in large parts of Iraq and Syria under its control and sought to expand its power in the Middle East, becoming a greater security threat than al Qaeda in the strategic oil-producing region.
Despite rivalries between the two Islamist organisations, former Egyptian doctor Zawahri suggested there was still room for cooperation when it came to combating the West.
"Despite the big mistakes (of Islamic State), if I were in Iraq or Syria I would cooperate with them in killing the crusaders and secularists and Shi'ites even though I don't recognise the legitimacy of their state, because the matter is bigger than that," he said.
Zawahri did not elaborate, but his comments raised the possibility he could seek cooperation with a movement that has in many ways eclipsed al Qaeda, its predecessor in Iraq.
"Zawahri says that ISIS is absolutely not a caliphate and Baghdadi doesn't deserve to be caliph," said al Qaeda expert Will McCants of the Brookings Institution. "However, it is an emirate and if he were in Iraq and Syria, he would fight alongside it. That seems like a bit of an olive branch."
Any cooperation would complicate efforts to stabilise the Middle East, where militant groups have gained influence and escalated attacks since the Arab uprisings of 2011 toppled autocrats who had contained them.
While al Qaeda has specialised in high profile bombings, Islamic State seems bent on seizing and holding territory in its quest to create a self-sustaining caliphate.
Aside from strongholds in Iraq and Syria, it gained a presence in Libya and its followers are staging an insurgency that has killed hundreds of soldiers and police in Egypt, the most populous Arab country.
Islamic State's affiliate in Egypt released photographs on Wednesday of its military commanders teaching masked militants in military fatigues how to fire rockets at tanks and planes.
(Additional reporting by William Maclean in Dubai; writing by Michael Georgy; Editing byDominic Evans)
Kermit-
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2014-04-17
Re: Udružila se Al Qaida i ISIL
Šta će sada Ameri kada su saveznici sa Al Kaidom???????
Kermit-
Posts : 26479
2014-04-17
Re: Udružila se Al Qaida i ISIL
Udružili se ?
Slabo ti idu jezici ?!?
Slabo ti idu jezici ?!?
RayMabus- Posts : 184104
2014-04-11
Re: Udružila se Al Qaida i ISIL
Militantna islamska teroristička skupina Al-Qaida je u srijedu 9. rujna 2015. godinu u tonu snimanja njihovog vođe Al-Zawahirija proglasio rat protiv Islamske države Iraka i Sirije (ISIS), razlog bi trebao biti buntovništvo njihovog vođe al-Baghdadi Ali, javlja ABC News ,
U novoj audio poruci Ayman al-Zawahirija, šef Al-Qaede, optužio je šefa ISIS Abu Bakr al-Bagdadi Ali "otpora", piše ABC News. On je Al-Zawahiri je također odbacio argumente al-Baghdadijem Ali, potonji je lider svih muslimana i militantne džihadista koji su se borili za islamski kalifat države.
U video, Al-Zawahiri je rekao da je Al-Baghdadi ignorirati muslimane koji pate u Gazi iu Pakistanu. On je rekao da su bili iznenađeni da je vođa islamskog prava (ISIS) najavio je četvrti singl kalifata u islamskoj povijesti "bez savjetovanja muslimana."
Američki analitičari (u SAD-u ovih dana proslaviti 14. godišnjicu terorističkog napada na World Trade Center) komentirao da je Al-Zawahiri do sada nikada nije otvoreno osudio Al-Baghdadi Ali i ISIS. Njegov potez ukazati na duboke podjele između vodstvom Al-Qaide i ISIS, a da su razlike su nerazdvojni. Smatra se također da je raspad "koalicije" Sjedinjene Države mogu biti u mogućnosti iskoristiti svoje kampanje (vojne) i protiv militantnih skupina.
http://www.obramba.com/novice/al-kaida-napovedala-vojno-islamski-drzavi-isis/
U novoj audio poruci Ayman al-Zawahirija, šef Al-Qaede, optužio je šefa ISIS Abu Bakr al-Bagdadi Ali "otpora", piše ABC News. On je Al-Zawahiri je također odbacio argumente al-Baghdadijem Ali, potonji je lider svih muslimana i militantne džihadista koji su se borili za islamski kalifat države.
U video, Al-Zawahiri je rekao da je Al-Baghdadi ignorirati muslimane koji pate u Gazi iu Pakistanu. On je rekao da su bili iznenađeni da je vođa islamskog prava (ISIS) najavio je četvrti singl kalifata u islamskoj povijesti "bez savjetovanja muslimana."
Američki analitičari (u SAD-u ovih dana proslaviti 14. godišnjicu terorističkog napada na World Trade Center) komentirao da je Al-Zawahiri do sada nikada nije otvoreno osudio Al-Baghdadi Ali i ISIS. Njegov potez ukazati na duboke podjele između vodstvom Al-Qaide i ISIS, a da su razlike su nerazdvojni. Smatra se također da je raspad "koalicije" Sjedinjene Države mogu biti u mogućnosti iskoristiti svoje kampanje (vojne) i protiv militantnih skupina.
http://www.obramba.com/novice/al-kaida-napovedala-vojno-islamski-drzavi-isis/
RayMabus- Posts : 184104
2014-04-11
Re: Udružila se Al Qaida i ISIL
Kalif umjesto Kalifa. Sve to treba deratizirat osim Iznoguda.
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