Three Algerian soldiers die in latest clash with terrorists
04/04/2007
Three Algerian soldiers were killed and seven others wounded in Biskra region, when militants attacked a military convoy, the Algerian press reported on Tuesday (April 3rd). The attack, which took place early on Monday, was attributed to a local terror group affiliated with the Al Qaeda Organisation in the Islamic Maghreb, formerly known as the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC). (L'Expression, Liberte)
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zeghidi Posted 2007-04-04
Do you really consider Islamist terrorists as "militants"? What's wrong with you?
adil Posted 2007-04-05
Hi
samir Posted 2008-01-14
In the name of Allah whose pure religion is taken as a cover by cowards to carry out their cowardice and cunningness. The attacks of Algeria show the misery and repression reached by this filthy people.
بلعباس ياسين Posted 2008-05-14
Do you know that the fate of Algeria and Morocco is common and one? Why all this provocative tone against Algeria, as if the spears are directed to Israel? Does the disagreement of the two countries on foreign policy matters deserve all these acts in the Moroccan press? Algeria's external policy views the issue of the Sahara as an issue of eradicating colonisation. Morocco thinks the Sahara is an extension of its southern regions… These are viewpoints of two sides, but where are the people concerned?? Are they the people who were brought by the late Hassan II during the green march??? And settled in the Sahara and received what they didn’t have for decades in Morocco…land, properties and settlement…? Were the native people asked their opinion??? If they accepted joining Morocco, be sure that Algeria would be the first country to recognize it. Algerians are like Moroccans…People of chivalry and nobility. They don’t accept injustice… Let’s reverse the picture: the Spanish coloniser got out of the Sahara…El Mokhtar Ould Dada attacked from the South and Houari Boumedien from the West and North…Many Sahraoui people ran away to Moroccan territories seeking protection and safety…
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