21/10/2014at 15:11

al-Qaeda calls for attacks on shipping hubs

In the latest edition of al-Qaeda's English-language propaganda publication Resurgence, the terrorist organization names shipping hubs as targets for the movement.

BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN

Terrorist organization al-Qaeda points to key maritime hubs as targets in the efforts to hurt Western, especially US economies.

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