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Al-Qaeda terror group claims to have nuclear weapons and did not hesitate to use it if their leader, Osama bin Laden captured or killed by the United States. Not yet known exactly where al-Qaeda’s nuclear weapons are stored, but reported to be in Europe.
This was disclosed by the results of interrogations of al Qaeda detainees in Guantanamo who leaked secret data on the site pembocor, WikiLeaks, as reported by the newspaper The Telegraph, Monday, April 25, 2011.
Nuclear terror al-Qaeda was delivered by Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the operational commander of al-Qaeda who were detained at Guantanamo and will stand trial this year for his role as the mastermind behind the attacks of 11 September 2001. He said that they had a hidden nuclear facility somewhere in Europe.
Mohammed said that nuclear was going to explode if Osama bin Laden captured or killed. He explained that al-Qaeda would launch an attack “nuclear hell” to the world if that happened.
This is not an empty threat, according to the WikiLeaks documents, U.S. intelligence has revealed the purchase nuclear material experiments by al-Qaeda. It is estimated that the militant group also has uranium, the main ingredient of nuclear power.
Mohammed also revealed that al-Qaeda had planned a massive attack on the major countries in Asia, Africa, the United States and Britain. Most of the attack planners now a prisoner at Guantanamo.
“The prisoners have various plans for attacks against U.S., allies, and various interests around the world. They plan to make U.S. citizens suffer, especially in economy, which it will also change the order of U.S. political policies,” said Mohammed.
WikiLeaks documents that are distributed on the web page of The Telegraph, Washington Post, and several other world major daily has revealed the results of interrogations at Guantanamo for more than 10 years consisting of thousands of documents.
Guantanamo prison opened in January 2002 in a U.S. military base in Cuba. In this prison were detained hundreds of suspected terrorists without first undergoing court proceedings. Because the interrogation methods that are considered cruel, prison is reaping a lot of criticism. (Fq / allvoices)
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