How did CIA funds to the treasury of al-Qaeda?
How did CIA funds to the treasury of al-Qaeda?
16-03-2015 04:48 PM
French newspaper Le Monde published a report on personal correspondence between al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden’s appearance, and a regulatory officials, revealed the involvement of the US Central Intelligence Agency ‘CIA’ in unintended financing operations for the benefit of the organization that fought against them.
The newspaper pointed out, citing US and Western officials that a million dollars was directed to fund the subject of pending Afghan government and funded by the CIA, he was handed over in 2010 to al Qaeda, which is fighting the agency itself through attacks drone, where he was the Afghan regime then face difficulties in raising funds to pay the ransom Afghan diplomat kidnapped of the organization, resorted to the secret fund, which is funded by ‘CIA’ throughout the year.
The report said that bin Laden Sawrth concerns about the source of funds and the suspected involvement of Americans in the subject, and feared that the tracking is done the money or be poisoned, or even exposed to materials radiation, prompting him to request converted into currency other than the US dollar.
The newspaper added that the funding was not intended to rhythm regulation, but it is nothing more than another example of the operations funding to groups described as ‘terrorist’ by the United States, because of the absence of supervision and control, and twice as efficient as the Central Intelligence Agency.
and showed that it has been found that the correspondence exchanged between bin Laden and Atiyah Abdul Rahman, in charge of logistics operations in the organization, in computers and documents were confiscated in following the US raid in which bin Laden was killed in Pakistan in 2011.
and remained this correspondence kept secret until it was unveiled in New York after submitting evidence to accuse the trial Abid Naseer belonging to al-Qaeda, which has been accused of in the beginning of March, to participate in the planning of the attacks that have been thwarted in all of New York, Manchester and Copenhagen.
The report said The diplomat Afghan Abdul Khaliq Farahi, who served as Consul General of Afghanistan in Peshawar, Pakistan, was kidnapped in September 2008, just before the weeks of taking over as ambassador, and then released after two years following the payment of Kabul to the amount of the estimated five million dollars ransom, were taken one-fifth the secret fund, which is funded by the Central Intelligence Agency, while Pakistan paid about half the amount of the ransom, while ensured Iran and the Gulf states to the rest of the amount.
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