3 Party Worth Bomb Suspected as Mastermind Boston

3 Party Worth Bomb Suspected as Mastermind Boston
Aulia Akbar
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 18:24 pm

BOSTON - Experts terrorism United States (U.S.), there were three parties are to blame for the tragedy Boston. But it is fairly certain experts, the bomb that exploded in Boston is a work of a terrorist group in the country.

According to terrorism expert from the Centre for the Study of Radicalisation, JM Berger, there are three parties associated with the bombing. They are a group of international terrorists, domestic organization, or a psychopath.

However, Berger argued, time and place of the explosion shows that the perpetrator tried to draw media attention. Berger quite sure, that the explosion was the work of U.S. citizens.

"It can be regarded as a domestic terrorist act," Berger said, citing an incident in Waco in 1993, when the U.S. extremists surrounded by security forces, as quoted by ABC, Tuesday (04/16/2013).

"Nonetheless, this is Patriot Day, which is seen as a historic day.'s Also a Tax Day and there was terror-related events of those days," he added.

Berger added that the attack will not contain any political motive if it is true that the perpetrator is a psychopath. A mentally ill offenders who could have been an explosion of a buff and does not have a political agenda.

So far, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and several other U.S. security agencies are still hunting for the evidence and the bomber also. A U.S. academics had argued, the search for the facts in this incident is a very difficult task.

The bomb attack organized into the worst attack ever attacked the United States after the tragedy of 9/11. President Barack Obama also seemed to be careful in this case.

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Iran Earthquake Strongest Over 50 Years
Ade Hapsari Lestarini
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 21:12 pm

 

IRAN - A major earthquake that struck Iran described as the strongest for more than half a century. The earthquake flattened homes and even offices.

An earthquake in Iran-Pakistan border that killed at least 46 people in sparsely populated areas, even helped "wiggle" building in New Delhi, India.

Iran's Red Crescent organization said is facing a "state of emergency" because many of the villages and valleys scattered in remote hills affected by the quake.

Iran's official news agency, ISNA, reported that at least 7.7 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale (SR) as the strongest earthquake in more than 50 years. A media in Iran, Press TV, even calling it a "great earthquake."

Excerpted from the Huffington Post, Tuesday (04/16/2013), this is also the second deadly earthquake that hit Iran in less than a week after an earthquake measuring 6.1 magnitude struck near Bushehr, Iran in the Persian Gulf.

The first quake killed at least 37 people so make Iran an international safety inspectors call because the location of the earthquake was near a single nuclear reactor Iran. Press TV said the quake was centered near Saravan, approximately 50 kilometers (26 miles) from the border with Pakistan.

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Obama: North Korea Has No Nuclear Weapons

Obama: North Korea Has No Nuclear Weapons
Aulia Akbar
Wednesday, April 17, 2013 10:35 pm

 

WASHINGTON - President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama does not change his opinion about North Korea's nuclear weapons (North Korea). Obama still believes North Korea has not been able to arm its missiles with nuclear warheads.

"Based on our intelligence assessment, did not occur to us that they (North Korea) have that capability. However we must ensure that the current issues facing us all emergencies out there," Obama said in an interview on NBC's Today on Wednesday (17/4 / 2013).

The black president refuses to explain his assessment of what makes North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un continue to voice its threat to the U.S. and U.S. partners. Obama said the United States had seen the aggressive attitude since the communist country North Korea led Kim Jong-Il and Kim Il-Sung.

"I'm not a psychologist, since I went into this office (White House), one thing I emphasize is, we all would not give 'gifts' to the provocative behavior. Guys do not need to be tapping your spoon on the table," he added.

Obama added that he looked forward to a fairly high at Kim Jong-Un in order to settle down in the next few weeks. Obama also hope that there is a productive step that triggered the North.

So far, the U.S. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper acknowledged that North Korea has the capability to build nuclear missiles berhululedak. The statement recognized by the 15 intelligence agencies in the land of Uncle Sam, although some other intelligence sources still doubt it.

"We all have to make sure with whom we are dealing. And that's why, we all do the repositioning of the missile defense system," said Clapper.

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Save the Pakistan Military Make Use Iran Earthquake Victims

Save the Pakistan Military Make Use Iran Earthquake Victims
Aulia Akbar
Wednesday, April 17, 2013 11:17 pm

 

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's government sent troops to rescue its citizens who are victims of the devastating earthquake in Iran and Pakistan border. As is known, the earthquake was reportedly killed approximately 34 people in the Pakistani province of Balochistan.

Pakistani paramilitary troops and are now prompted to save citizens in Balochistan. They come with using two military helicopters, and carry their own medical equipment.

"Approximately 34 people were killed, and 80 others were injured in the Mashkel. Their bodies are now brought to the hospital, the injured are also being treated in a military hospital," the Pakistani official said.

According to initial reports from the earthquake, approximately 40 people were killed in the incident Iranians earthquake measuring 8.0 on the Richter Scale. But Iran denies this, and says that there were 27 victims of the earthquake in the land of Persia, but they just hurt.

"The center of the earthquake is located in the desert region, and the region's population is not much. No casualties were emerging in the region," said one Iranian official at the emergency department, Morteza Akbarpour, as quoted by ISNA on Wednesday (17 / 4/2013).

Communications networks in the region had been decided. Organization of Iran's Red Crescent also sent 20 rescuers to the region.

The earthquake is expressed as the strongest earthquake that shook Iran after 40 years ago. In 2003 ago, the Persian State also rocked by an earthquake measuring 6.6 on the Richter Scale. Bam earthquake destroyed the city and killed approximately 26 thousand residents.

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Taiwan Simulate War Against China

Taiwan Simulate War Against China
Aulia Akbar
Wednesday, April 17, 2013 11:02 pm

TAIPEI - Taiwan held a large-scale military exercises in the first after five years. President Ma Ying-jeou asked military personnel to be responsive in mengyikapi China's military buildup.

In exercise of the war, troops simulate the operation of Taiwan F-16 jets and combat ships, as they battle with Chinese forces. Ma also present and watched the war games held in the Penghu Island. Similarly, as reported by the Associated Press, Wednesday (04/17/2013).

Ma emphasized that Taiwan should strengthen its military defenses to build a credible deterrence strategy to confront Beijing. Taiwan's former Defence Minister had also reported that the country's missile build strength, but it was immediately denied by the government because it is considered to pose a threat.

Taiwan and China relations today can be expressed as a relationship "the most harmonious" that never happened. However, China still claims Taiwan as part of the country, and did not hesitate to threaten to invade the country.

The tension between Taiwan and China began to subside when appearing as Taiwan President Ma. Ma has always done a more conciliatory approach to the Land of the Panda.

China itself has not responded military exercises conducted by Taiwan. In general, China has always voiced criticism of the military exercises held by Taiwan.

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Reconstruction FBI bomb explodes in Boston

Reconstruction FBI bomb explodes in Boston
Fajar Nugraha
Wednesday, April 17, 2013 8:22 pm

BOSTON - The U.S. federal investigators (FBI) said they would try to reconstruct the bomb that exploded in the marathon, Monday, April 15 U.S. time. The FBI also asks residents to help find out who put the bomb.

"The bomb was made of a pressure cooker and hidden in a duffel bag," the FBI said, as quoted by CNN on Wednesday (17/04/2013).

While FBI officials announced it had found fragments such as nails, pieces of black nylon fabric. The fabric is estimated to originate from a rucksack. All the evidence was being investigated in the laboratory to dianilisi thoroughly.

FBI special agent Rick Deslauriers asking residents to report anyone who ever expressed for an attack that killed three people live. Deslauriers also encourages citizens to report the sound of explosions in remote areas. It may be that someone is testing bomb before the incident.

"Someone knows who did it (the attack) this. Cooperation of citizens will play an important role in the investigation," said Deslauriers.

The U.S. government has previously warned about the potential use of a pressure cooker bomb. In thought, the pot is used as a bomb filled with explosives with the fragments that can injure the victim. At this bomb, detonated estimated using time triggers.

From the pot that was found, is expected to be filled with six liters of liquid. While the authorities found the suspected electrical circuit used to trigger bombs.

The U.S. government called the bombing as a terrorist attack. But they do not know who was behind the bomb attack that damages implementing the Boston marathon.

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North Korea: US urges China to rein in Pyongyang

North Korea says its armed forces are on a war footing

The US says it is urging China to use all its leverage to help rein in North Korea's "destabilising" actions.

US officials travelling with Secretary of State John Kerry said Washington wanted Beijing to evoke "a sense of urgency" in its talks with Pyongyang.
North Korea has ratcheted up tensions in the region, threatening nuclear strikes against South Korea and the US.
Meanwhile, the Pentagon has denied a report suggesting Pyongyang is able to mount nuclear warheads on missiles.
Earlier, a US Congressman leaked details of a Defense Intelligence Agency study that, he said, assessed "with moderate confidence" the North could fire a nuclear-armed missile, though with "low reliability".
Pentagon spokesman George Little said later: "It would be inaccurate to suggest that the North Korean regime has fully tested, developed or demonstrated the kinds of nuclear capabilities referenced in the passage."

President Obama: ''The United States will take all necessary steps to protect its people and to meet obligations under our alliances"

Although the North has carried out nuclear tests, it had been thought it lacked the ability to make the weapons small enough to place in a ballistic missile.
South Korea is currently on a high state of alert amid indications that the North is preparing for a missile test.
Pyongyang has moved two Musudan ballistic missiles to its east coast. Estimates of their range vary, but some suggest the missiles could travel 4,000km (2,500 miles).
That would put US bases on Guam within range, although it is not known whether the Musudan has been tested before.
Mr Kerry is travelling to Seoul on his first trip to Asia since becoming secretary of state.

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Musudan missile

• The Musudan, also known as the Nodong-B or the Taepodong-X, is an intermediate-range ballistic missile. Its likely targets are Okinawa, Japan, and US bases in the Pacific
• Range estimates differ dramatically. Israeli intelligence suggests 2,500km, while the US Missile Defense Agency estimates 3,200km; other sources put the upper limit at 4,000km
• These differences are due in large part to the fact that the missile has never been tested publicly, according to the Center for Nonproliferation Studies. Its payload is also unknown

• Missile defences in the region
• North Korea's missile programme

A senior administration official told reporters on board his plane: "It is no secret that China has most leverage, most influence, with North Korea and I think fundamentally we would want them to use some of that leverage because otherwise it is very destabilising and it threatens the whole region."

The official added that, although Washington was not privy to conversations between China and North Korea, "we would want China to bring a sense of urgency, the need to stop this escalation, into that debate".
"China has a huge stake in stability and the continued North Korean pursuit of a nuclear armed missile capability is the enemy of stability. That gives us and the Chinese a very powerful objective in common, namely denuclearisation," the official said.
US President Barack Obama has urged Pyongyang to end its "belligerent approach... and to try to lower temperatures".
But he warned that while he preferred to see tensions resolved through diplomatic means, "the United States will take all necessary steps to protect its people".
Anniversary approaches

North Korea has been making bellicose threats against South Korea, Japan and US bases in the region

North Korea has increased its warlike rhetoric following fresh UN sanctions imposed after its third nuclear test in February and joint military manoeuvres by the US and South Korea.
The North says it will restart a mothballed nuclear reactor, has shut an emergency military hotline to the South and has urged countries to withdraw diplomatic staff, saying it cannot now guarantee their safety.
However, in the past few days North Korea's media appear to be in more of a holiday mood, due to the approach of Monday's celebrations marking the birth of national founder Kim Il-sung - a potential launch date for a new missile test.
On Thursday, foreign ministers from the G8 group of nations condemned in the "strongest possible terms" North Korea's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes.
Following talks in London, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague said that if the North conducted another missile launch or nuclear test "we have committed ourselves to take further significant measures".

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55,000 Tons of Tainted Beef Meat Horse Netherlands
Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
Thursday, April 11, 2013 15:05 pm

AMSTERDAM - Dutch Food Safety Authority (Nvwa) attracted 55 116 tonnes of beef that circulate in the country. The beef allegedly contaminated with horse meat.

"The beef that may be contaminated with horse meat, but we have not been able to confirm it," said a spokeswoman Nvwa, seeprti quoted by Reuters on Thursday (04/11/2013).

Nvwa states, contaminated beef came from two companies, Wiljo Import en Export and Willy Selten. It is not known from where the meat sold two companies.

Horse meat scandal sweeping Europe since January. Food products contaminated horse meat was first discovered in Ireland and quickly spread to other European countries.

When the investigation of the European Union (EU) found that horse meat coming from Romania. However, Romania's EU rejects accusations and insisted only exported beef that has been standardized.

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"Black Death" Ancestor of Modern Epidemic

"Black Death" Ancestor of Modern Epidemic
Aulia Akbar
Friday, 12 April 2013 05:01 AM

NEW YORK - Black Death plague that killed half of the total resident population of Europe in the mid-14 rated as "ancestor" of modern disease outbreaks. Investigation of the deadly disease that too is still not over.

Many health experts believe, the bad bacteria in the Black Death plague is Yersinia Pestis. That cause disease outbreaks associated with the plague, but at that time, the disease killed millions of people.

Scientists began studying the DNA of the victim who was buried in 1348 in London's past. They also argue, all modern plagues that appears at this time comes from the evolution of the ancient disease.

"The data that we collect from these papers show something mesmerizing about the origins of the disease (Black Death). These data indicate that the disease in 1348 in medieval London are the ancestors of all modern diseases that exist in this world," said a Canadian University geneticist Hendrik Poinar, in History.com, Friday (04/12/2013).

"It means, that the plague appeared in India, Africa, Colorado comes from the disease appeared in London in 1348, the Black Death," he said.

As is known, the Black Death plague spread very quickly. Some problems that arise among people in the Middle Ages include the low level of hygiene, malnutrition, and humility endurance.

Barney Sloane, an archaeologist who wrote a book quietly Black Death says that there is evidence of Yersinia Pestis causes deadly outbreak in Europe, but there is no clear confirmation about it. Sloane judge, other bacteria have damaged the bones of Black Death victims were buried before the 1340an. Sloane assume, there may Yersinia Pestis, the bacteria but not the main cause of the Black Death.

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G8 Countries Discuss North Korean Threat

G8 Countries Discuss North Korean Threat
Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
Thursday, April 11, 2013 19:07 pm

LONDON - G8 countries to discuss the current situation on the Korean Peninsula in the City of London, England this Thursday, April 11. They looked for a way to be able to overcome the crisis.

"One of the themes of this meeting is the prevention and resolution of conflicts. I think the Korean crisis is very relevant to the theme, "said British Foreign Secretary William Hague, told the BBC on Thursday (04/11/2013).

G8 is a group of developed countries in the world. The group consists of the United States (U.S.), Britain, France, Japan, Russia, Italy, Canada and Germany.

Japan said it would utilize the G8 meeting for solidarity among developed countries to prevent North Korean aggression. In addition to the U.S. and South Korea (ROK), Japan also received threats from North Korea.

Prior to the meeting to take place, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov gave his full support to the U.S.. Russia is one country that has a border with the North.

"We fully support the U.S. position in the face of North Korean threats," said Lavrov.

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WikiLeaks: China Call Indira Gandhi Hypocrisy

WikiLeaks: China Call Indira Gandhi Hypocrisy
Aulia Akbar
Thursday, April 11, 2013 16:02 pm

NEW DELHI - WikiLeaks leaked reports back on the first nuclear test by India in 1974. China's nuclear test reportedly looked at it as something that has no meaning and refer to the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi a "pass hypocrisy" of her father, Jawaharlal Nehru.

Reports of the United States diplomatic cables (AS) re-disclosed by the WikiLeaks website. In the report, Beijing reportedly commented on India's nuclear test pilot who claimed to be peaceful. But China feels, the test is not important. Similarly, as reported by The Indian Express on Thursday (4/11/2013)

"This could delay and complicate the relationship between the countries in South Asia. India did not say anything about it to China," said Chinese official Li Ta-Nan to the U.S. Embassy on May 29, 1974 last. (11 days after the Indian nuclear test).

U.S. Embassy officials quoted Li as saying that the Indian words for the test is crap. And Li called Gandhi a hypocrite, just like his father.

Meanwhile, according to a report from the U.S. diplomatic sources in Argentina, China was not surprised by India's nuclear tests. The U.S. was rumored to have got information will plan the test in the morning.

Indian Foreign Secretary Kewal Singh also reiterated, a nuclear test conducted trials that country is peaceful. India also remains committed to not utilize that energy in military purposes.

U.S. Embassy at the time it was just assumed, that a nuclear test by India in India currently experiencing economic difficulties. Government of India at that time also began shrouded in a sense of disappointment and a variety of other problems.

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Stalker Missile North Korea, the U.S. Make Use SBX Radar

Stalker Missile North Korea, the U.S. Make Use SBX Radar
Wahyu Dwi Anggoro
Thursday, April 11, 2013 18:02 pm

 

WASHINGTON - The United States (U.S.) is not messing around to face the threat from North Korea (North Korea). The U.S. military is now deploying sophisticated radar to monitor the movement of North Korean missiles.

SBX Radar has called distance range up to a radius of two thousand kilometers (Km). Radar shaped like a giant golf ball was previously stationed in Hawaii, but the radar has now been moved to near the Korean Peninsula.

"SBX Radar has been in a position to monitor North Korean missile," said a U.S. defense official, told AFP on Thursday (11/04/2013).

The U.S. is now in a standby state after intelligence showed the North will soon launch a missile attack. They also set up an anti-missile system to protect South Korea (ROK) and Japan from the threat of North Korea.

Conditions on the Korean peninsula after the North got hotter intensified its propaganda. North Korean government even threatened to attack the U.S. with nuclear.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel said his party is ready to receive an attack from North Korea. Hagel warned of the consequences that would be acceptable if North Korea really dare to attack the U.S..

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"Smuggling is a Serious Crime"

"Smuggling is a Serious Crime"
Aulia Akbar
Thursday, April 11, 2013 13:21 pm

JAKARTA - Australian Ambassador to Indonesia Greg Moriarty said, Australia along with Indonesia sees the practice of human trafficking as a serious crime. Moriarty also said that the perpetrators of the crime shall be punished for his actions.

"Australia and Indonesia considers human trafficking as a crime is very serious. We work closely with Indonesia to prosecute human smugglers," said Moriarty told reporters at the Shangri-La, Thursday (11/04/2013).

According to him, if there is a trespasser entered Australian territory to the territory of Indonesia, it shall be dealt with smugglers Indonesian law. Moriarty also recognize a lot of Australians who enter Indonesia legally and illegally.

"When they go to Indonesia (from Australia) this should be dealt with laws and regulations of Indonesia. We sincerely welcome cooperation with the Indonesian legal action, especially with the Police, Immigration, Mr. Joko Suyanto. We also have a cooperation framework that is Bali process, "he said.

Moriarty added that the existence of the Bali Process is critical to address human trafficking incidents on a regional basis. Australia are desperate to increase its cooperation with Indonesia in the field of combating human smuggling.

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36 Police Convicted Accept Bribes

36 Police Convicted Accept Bribes
Aulia Akbar
Thursday, April 11, 2013 14:04 pm

 

MUMBAI - A total of 36 police officers in the Indian city of Mumbai being sanctioned for receiving a bribe. Actions of all the police officers was also caught on camera.

In a video recording, the police personnel caught taking bribes in an amount not much of a man named Mohammad Khan. Khan at the time was working on his housing project in Nehru Nagar. The policemen approached him and demanded bribes.

Khan said he was recording the events that occurred after the police intend to set him up in the building construction issues. Khan was asked to pay bribes to the police to be free. But in the end, the video was handed senior police official Khan.

Mumbai police chief Satyapal Singh, described the incident as a shameful event. Singh will promptly investigate the matter and punish the police officers involved. Similarly, as reported by the BBC, Thursday (04/11/2013).

This case is a case of police arrest in large numbers in the first-ever Bollywood State. Indian police re-tarnished image due to the embarrassing scandal.

So far, the Government of India in Maharashtra had launched an anti-corruption campaign right after building collapse events appear. The incident killed 74 residents.

Therefore, the problems associated with building construction in India is often used by some police officers to search for fringe benefits. They always ask for bribes to people who want to build a building illegally, without regard to the safety standards that apply.

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Militants Attack Gas Refinery in Algeria

Militants Attack Gas Refinery in Algeria

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Algerian army launched an offensive against the militants holding 41 foreigners in Amenas gas field complex, eastern Algeria, Thursday (17/1). The attack resulted in 30 hostages and 11 militants were killed in an attempt to free the hostages were being held at that location by a group of men bersenjata.30 Hostages Killed, 1 citizen-Free
JAKARTA (HK) - Algerian army launched an offensive against the militants holding 41 foreigners in Amenas gas field complex, eastern Algeria, Thursday (17/1). The attack resulted in 30 hostages and 11 militants were killed in an attempt to free the hostages were being held at that location by a group of armed men.
Local government official told the Reuters news agency, 30 hostages and 11 militants were killed in the attack Algerian troops. Another source said the 25 hostages reportedly fleeing for his life and four others were freed, one of which comes from the Indonesian initials AA.
While the Mauritanian news agency, ANI, reported that seven foreign nationals still held hostage militant group, which consists of two citizens of the United States (U.S.), three citizens of Belgium, one Japanese citizen and a British citizen.
But the hostage takers told ANI, as many as 34 hostages and 15 militants were killed after a military helicopter shooting Algeria convoy of vehicles carrying the hostages. Leader of the militant group, Abu al-Baraa, was among those killed.
Factual situation surrounding the attack can not be confirmed because the Algerian government has not been willing to give an official statement. British officials, Japan, Norway, and France just said they had been told by the Algerian authorities that the ongoing military operations.
Abductor group, consisting of 20 people and claimed to be from the militant group named "Battalion Blood", claimed to have attacked the gas field Amenas, Wednesday (16/1) morning. The attack killed one Briton and an Algerian citizen. One local media added Algeria, a French citizen participate killed.
The attackers also admitted holding 41 foreigners, who came from Austria, Norway, France, USA, UK, Romania, Colombia, Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, and Germany. Amenas gas fields operated jointly by the British company BP, Statoil of Norway, and the Algerian company, Sonatrach.
The militant group claimed to launch the action as a protest against foreign military intervention in northern Mali who spearheaded the French, since Friday last week.
The demands of the kidnappers also addressed to Algiers. They urged the government to release members of the group were arrested by security forces in exchange for foreign prisoners. Algiers is also under attack for allowing the air space to attack the French used their network in northern Mali.
"Algeria was chosen to be the target of the operation to tell President Abdelaziz Bouteflika that we do not accept the humiliation of honor of the Algerian people to open up space for the Algerian Air France plane," the group said in a statement.
Congratulations citizens
A citizen of Indonesia (WNI) has been released from the initials AA hostage by armed groups in the mine and refinery complex in the city gas Inamenas, Tigaritourine, Ilizi, Algeria, in a safe condition. AA released on Wednesday (16/1).
"Embassy in Alger said that AA had left for London yesterday evening to continue the journey to the country," said Director of Information and Media Ministry of Foreign Affairs, P Priatna, in a press release on Friday (18/1).
Priatna explained that AA works for the oil company British Petroleum (BP). Head of Political Affairs Embassy in Alger told him had been in communication with the Government of Algeria to ensure the protection and liberation of AA.
Attack complex of mines and gas refineries managed with Algerian Sonatrach, British Petroleum, Statoil and Norway took place on Wednesday (16/1) morning. Mentioned, the attacks carried out by armed terrorist members 20-25.
At that time, gunmen seized 41 workers from various countries and around 200 workers Algeria. A total of 105 people managed to free, including AA.
However, two British and Algerian workers were killed and seven others were wounded in a gunfight between terrorists and security forces.
Al Qaeda terrorists
Algerian Interior Minister Dahou Ould Kablia said that the government will not want to negotiate with "terrorists". He said, a group linked to Al Qaeda was being besieged military and other security forces.
One of the leaders of al Qaeda in North Africa (AQIM), Mokhtar Belmokhtar, also known as a veteran of the war against the Soviet Union in Afghanistan in the 1980s claimed responsibility for the action in the Amenas.
Belmokhtar nicknamed "The Eye One" for always wearing a blindfold since lost one of his eyes.
The reaction to the murder and kidnapping emerged. British Foreign Secretary William Hague said the incident was "dangerous and the situation will evolve rapidly". Prime Minister David Cameron has been talking to Bouteflika, and London sent a special team to address such cases.
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary confirmed Yoshihide Suga, has held an emergency meeting of the Algerian-related incidents. Japan to act fast to handle and work with relevant countries.
In northern Mali, fierce fighting continued between militants and the army of France and Mali. Chad to send 2,000 troops to strengthen other foreign troops led France to confine the armed militias.
French President Francois Hollande said the hostage drama, which has raised fears of further militant attacks, showed that he was sending troops to the relevant step Mali. France sent more than 1,000 troops in reserve forces in support of the government of West Africa Mali. (Tmp / dtc / com)

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