Everything about Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah totally explained
Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah (
Arabic: عبدالله أحمد عبدالله; born about
1963) (AAA) is an
Egyptian national wanted by the
United States for his part in the
1998 American embassy bombings in
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania and especially
Nairobi,
Kenya. The
FBI lists his aliases
Abu Mariam,
Abu Mohamed Al-Masri, and
Saleh, which may be an abbreviation of
Saleh Gamal.
According to the indictment, AAA
AAA's location since he fled Nairobi has been unknown. In the few years after his disappearance, he was generally thought to be in tribal
Afghanistan or
Pakistan. Later speculation put him in Iran under the protection of the
Quds Force, and in Somalia under the protection of the
Islamic Courts Union. A more substantial report, citing unnamed
UN and other sources, says that AAA and other al-Qaeda personnel were in
Liberia around 2001, buying conflict diamonds on behalf of al-Qaeda. But another claim about Iran has appeared; the
MIPT record on AAA reads in part
A joint Saudi-Egyptian-Jordanian intelligence inquiry in April 2006 concluded that Abdullah currently resides in Southeast Iran, under the protection of the Hamze unit of the Revolutionary Guards.
AAA was one of the 22 original members, and is still a member, of the
FBI's list of
Most Wanted Terrorists. The
State Department, through the
Rewards for Justice Program, is offering up to
US$5 million for information on the location of Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah.
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