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    Al Qaeda urges attacks on US citizens on planes●Al Qaeda calls for copycats to target US citizens on planes while praising Dubai flight hijacker: ‘America will end’✉newsWarTerrorism38 min ago

    Al Qaeda has issued a call for followers to target US citizens aboard aircraft, while praising a hijacker involved in a Dubai flight, declaring that 'America will end'. The statement, reported by the New York Post, marks a renewed propaganda push by the terror group urging lone copycat attackers against aviation targets and American travellers.

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    Operation Enduring Freedom at 25: The First Night of Air Strikes on Afghanistan▼✉newsBusinessLabor26 min ago

    Twenty-five years after the launch of Operation Enduring Freedom, attention is returning to the night of 7 October 2001, when US and British forces began air strikes against Taliban and al-Qaeda targets in Afghanistan. Retrospectives are revisiting how the opening night of the campaign unfolded and its long consequences, from the fall of the Taliban to the two-decade war that ended with the 2021 US withdrawal.

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    Al Qaeda Praises Omani Pilot, Urges 9/11-Style Attacks●Flydubai Terror: Al Qaeda Hails Omani Pilot: Declares ‘War Isn’t Over’, Urges 9/11-style attacks on enemies of Islam✉newsWarTerrorism38 min ago

    Al Qaeda has issued a statement hailing an Omani pilot, declaring that 'war isn't over' and calling for 9/11-style attacks on what it described as enemies of Islam. The message, reported in regional and global coverage, is being circulated alongside the label 'Flydubai Terror', suggesting a claimed or alleged link to the airline. Details of the pilot's identity and any confirmed connection remain limited.

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    Al-Qaeda-Linked Posts Found on Copilot in Attempted Plane Crash●"Al-Qaeda-Related Posts Found on Social Media of Copilot in Attempted Plane Crash"✉newsWarTerrorism38 min ago

    Reports say the co-pilot involved in an attempted plane crash had posted material linked to al-Qaeda on social media. The discovery has raised questions about the motive behind the incident and whether aviation security and crew vetting procedures missed warning signs. Further details about the flight, the copilot's identity and the investigation have not yet been confirmed.