Saudi bomb mastermind named as key suspect
Al Qaeda’s Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri revealed as prime suspect.
November 2, 2010 1:14 by shafeer
As the investigation continues, U.S. and Yemeni authorities name Saudi national Ibrahim Hassan al-Asiri as a key suspect behind masterminding the recent parcel bombs plot.
Al-Asiri, 28, heads Yemen’s terrorism list and is considered to be one of the top explosives experts of Yemen-based Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. He is also linked to two earlier bomb-making attempts.
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Explosive device intercepted on US-bound flight in Dubai
Yemen arrests suspect, parcels confirmed as bombs
Qatar Airways confirms bomb was carried by its planes
Source: Al Jazeera
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