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Source: Time of India
Malé : Maldives | over 1 year ago  
On May 27, 2009, a suicide attack on the ISI headquarters in Lahore had a relatively unknown bomber, Ali Jaleel, a Maldivian terrorist, who had joined al-Qaida some time earlier. It...
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