Clinton says Fazul's death 'significant blow' for Al-Qaeda

DAR ES SALAAM: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the death of Fazul Abdullah Muhammad, the presumed Al-Qaeda chief for east Africa, was a "significant blow" for the group.

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Published June 12, 2011

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Clinton says Fazul's death 'significant blow' for Al-Qaeda

DAR ES SALAAM: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the death of Fazul Abdullah Muhammad, the presumed Al-Qaeda chief for east Africa, was a "significant blow" for the group.

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