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Al-Qaeda's ultimatum to Iraq/ Alex Vatanka

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VATANKA Alex

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TextPublication details: 2007Subject(s):

TERRORISM -- IRAN

In: Jane's Islamic Affairs Analyst December 2007, pp.4Summary: Iraq-based Sunni extremists claiming to be affliated with al-Qaeda recently issued threats to Iran over Tehran's intervention in favour of Iraqi Shia. This article considers the context of the ultimatum and examines Tehran's options regarding al-Qaeda.

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Iraq-based Sunni extremists claiming to be affliated with al-Qaeda recently issued threats to Iran over Tehran's intervention in favour of Iraqi Shia. This article considers the context of the ultimatum and examines Tehran's options regarding al-Qaeda.

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