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'''Fazul Abdullah Mohammed''' (* [[25. August]] [[1972]] oder [[25. Dezember]] [[1974]] oder [[25. Februar]] [[1974]] in [[Moroni (Komoren)|Moroni]] auf den [[Komoren]]; † [[9. Januar]] [[2007]] in [[Badel (Somalia)|Badel]], [[Somalia]]) war ein mutmaßliches [[Al-Qaida]]-Mitglied und ein mutmaßlicher [[Terrorist]].
Mohammeds arabischer Name war {{Ar|فازول عبدالله محمد}}.
Mohammed wurde als Drahtzieher für die Terroranschläge auf die US-Botschaften in [[Kenia]] und [[Tansania]] am [[7. August]] [[1998]] verantwortlich gemacht, bei denen 224 Menschen getötet worden waren. Er wurde vom [[FBI]] mit einem [[Kopfgeld]] von 5 Millionen [[US-Dollar]] weltweit gesucht.
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed versteckte sich auch hinter folgenden Namen: Abdallah Fazul, Abdalla Fazul, Abdallah Mohammed Fazul, Fazul Abdilahi Mohammed, Fazul Adballah, Fazul Abdalla, Fazul Mohammed, Haroon, Harun, Haroon Fazul, Harun Fazul, Fadil Abdallah Muhamad, Fadhil Haroun, Abu Seif Al Sudani, Abu Aisha, Abu Luqman, Fadel Abdallah Mohammed Ali, und Fouad Mohammed. Er war sowohl komorischer als auch kenianischer Staatsbürger und sprach Französisch, Suaheli, Arabisch, Englisch und Komorisch.
Mohammed starb bei einem gezielten Luftangriff mit [[Lockheed C-130#AC-130_.E2.80.9EGunship.22|AC-130]]-Kampfflugzeugen durch die USA im Süden Somalias nahe der Grenze zu Kenia, nachdem angeblich Kenia, Somalia, [[Äthiopien]] und die [[CIA]] Informationen über seinen Aufenthaltsort hatten. Bei dem Luftangriff starben laut Presseberichten mindestens 19 [[Zivilist]]en. Zusätzlich könnte auch ein weiteres ranghohes Al-Qaida-Mitglied, [[Abu Talha al-Sudani]], getötet worden sein.
== Weblinks ==
* [http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/terrorists/termohammed.htm Fahndungsseite des FBI]
* [http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/0,1518,458513,00.html Bericht zum Militärschlag im Spiegel]
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'''Fazul Abdullah Mohammed''' ([[Arabic language|Arabic]]: فازول عبدالله محمد) (born either [[August 25]], [[1972]]; [[December 25]], [[1974]]; or
[[February 25]], [[1974]] -- [[January 8]], [[2007]]) was a suspected member of [[Al Qaeda]] and sometimes purported to be the leader of [[Al Qaeda]]'s [[East Africa]] cell. Mohammed is believed to have been a conspirator in the [[1998 U.S. embassy bombings]], for which he was indicted in the [[United States District Court for the Southern District of New York]]. Consequently, he was named on [[October 10]], [[2001]] on the initial list of the FBI's top 22 [[FBI Most Wanted Terrorists|Most Wanted Terrorists]]. He had once moved into the house of Egyptian [[Wadih el Hage]] (an early [[Brooklyn]] conspirator in the 1993 [[World Trade Center bombing]]), where he served as a secretary. He was killed by the United States in an airstrike in Somalia in early January, 2007.
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed has many [[pseudonym|aliases]], including '''Abdallah Fazul''', '''Abdalla Fazul''', '''Abdallah Mohammed Fazul''', '''Fazul Abdilahi Mohammed''', '''Fazul Adballah''', '''Fazul Abdalla''', '''Fazul Mohammed''', '''Haroon''', '''Harun''', '''Haroon Fazul''', '''Harun Fazul''', '''Fadil Abdallah Muhamad''', '''Fadhil Haroun''', '''Abu Seif Al Sudani''', '''Abu Aisha''', '''Abu Luqman''', '''Fadel Abdallah Mohammed Ali''', and '''Fouad Mohammed'''.
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed was born in [[Moroni, Comoros|Moroni]], [[Comoros Islands]]. He has citizenship from both the Comoros and [[Kenya]]. He speaks [[French language|French]], [[Swahili language|Swahili]], [[Arabic language|Arabic]], [[English language|English]], and [[Comorian language|Comorian]].
On [[May 26]], [[2004]], [[United States Attorney General]] [[John Ashcroft]] and [[FBI Director]] [[Robert Mueller]] announced that reports indicated that Fazul Abdullah Mohammed was one of seven al-Qaeda members who were planning a terrorist action for the summer or fall of 2004. The other alleged terrorists named on that date were [[Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani]], who had been listed since 2001 by the FBI along with Mohammed as a Most Wanted Terrorist, [[Amer El-Maati]], [[Aafia Siddiqui]], [[Adam Yahiye Gadahn]], [[Abderraouf Jdey]], and [[Adnan G. El Shukrijumah]]. ''Jdey'' was already on the [[FBI Seeking Information - War on Terrorism list]] since [[January 17]], [[2002]], to which the other four were added as well. <ref>[http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/05/26/terror.threat.transcript/ Transcript: Ashcroft, Mueller news conference], CNN.com, Wednesday, [[May 26]], [[2004]] Posted: 8:19 PM EDT (0019 GMT)</ref> According to an FBI interrogation report, an associate of Mohammed confessed that the militant trained with [[Al Qaeda]] and Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan. A $5 million dollar bounty was placed on Mohammed's head for his role in the 1998 bombings in [[Kenya]] and [[Tanzania]].<ref name=AL-QAEDA-MILITANT-KILLED>[http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/africa/01/10/somalia.strike.ap/index.html Al Qaeda militant killed] CNN</ref>
Fazul Abdullah Mohammed was currently thought to be in the [[Ras Kamboni]] area of Southern Somalia under the protection of the [[Islamic Courts Union]]. On January 8, 2007 a US Air Force [[AC-130]] gunship targeted [[Al-Qaeda]] targets in the area. It is not yet completely clear if he was one of the targets however it is likely as [[The Pentagon]] has said the "target of the strike was the principal al Qaeda leadership in the region."<ref>[http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/20070109/somalia_strikes_070109/20070109?hub=TopStories U.S. launches new attacks in Somalia]</ref><ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16531987/ U.S. airstrike targets al-Qaida in Somalia] MSNBC</ref><ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/01/08/usomalia108.xml Somali Government closes in on al-Qa'eda stronghold]</ref> His death was later verified in an intelligence report provided to Somali authorities by the United States.<ref name=AL-QAEDA-MILITANT-KILLED>[http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/africa/01/10/somalia.strike.ap/index.html Al Qaeda militant killed] CNN</ref>The United States has yet to confirm his death.
== See also ==
* [[War in Somalia (2006-present)]]
==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.rewardsforjustice.net/english/wanted_captured/index.cfm?page=Fazul Fazul Abdullah Mohammed Wanted Page]
*[http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/terrorists/termohammed.htm Mohammed profile at FBI Most Wanted Terrorists site]
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