Sunday, 1 June 2014

U.S. suicide bomber loaded truck with explosives before blowing himself up in Syria

US State Department confirms identity of suicide Officials with the US State Department confirmed Friday the name of the American citizen that allegedly carried out one of four suicide attacks in Syria on May 25

Shocking video shows the moment a 22-year-old American blew himself up in a suicide bombing last week in Syria. 


College drop out Moner Mohammad Abu-Salha, originally from Florida, is believed to be the first U.S. citizen to kill himself in a Syrian terrorist attack, the State Department said Friday.
The bombing was organized by an affiliate of al-Qaeda, and the group uploaded a video to YouTube of one of the four bombings that took place on May 25. 
In the video, men are seen loading a truck full of explosives, before driving off and detonating in a Syrian military compound.
Abu-Salha, who was named in postings to social media websites under the alias 'Abu Haraya Al-Amriki', reportedly arrived in Syria late last year, where he joined militants in the area.
Abu-Salha is believed to be involved with carrying out a rash of attacks in Syria's Idlib province. The attacks were carried out on behalf of Jabhat al-Nusra, an Al Qaeda affiliate attempting to oust the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad. 
Abu-Salha is believed to be the first American to commit a suicide bombing in Syria on behalf of Al Qaeda. 

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