00:05Aiman al-Sawwari is considered by the intelligence of the world as the real brain of Al Qaeda,
00:10and so there is no doubt that he would be the most radical successor of Osama Bin Laden.
00:15His first criminal action is coming to 1981, when he was killed by the Egyptian president, Anwar Sadat.
00:22Arrested by illegal arms, al-Sawwari paid three years of prison, and to his leave he met Bin Laden in
00:27Pakistan,
00:27where he collaborated in the Taliban's fight against the Soviets.
00:31This Egyptian medical scientist found Bin Laden in the Al Qaeda to combat the pro-soviet regime in Kabul.
00:38Al-Sawwari, for whom the United States offers a recompense of 25 million dollars,
00:43participated in attacks with bombas against the Saudi Arabia in Kenya and Tanzania, in 1998, which left 240 deaths.
00:52He has 60 years of age and is responsible for the fusion of the Islamic Islam with Al Qaeda.
00:58Según la CIA y el FBI, Al-Sawwari dirigió pieza a pieza los atentados de Washington y Nueva York, el
01:0411 de septiembre de 2001.
01:05Al conocerse la muerte de Bin Laden, Egipto reforzó la seguridad de las embajadas de Estados Unidos e Inglaterra en
01:12el Cairo.
01:12Este hombre, que al parecer se oculta en Afganistán,
01:15ha construido decenas de campamentos de adiestramiento terrorista para atacar su obsesión en los países de Occidente.
01:22¡Gracias!
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