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Al-Qaeda says bin Laden's death will be catastrophe for the U.S.

Group Islamic extremist confirmed the death of its leader in northern Pakistan, according to a statement posted on jihadist Internet forums.

A website that specializes in monitoring Islamic extremist sites reported that al-Qaeda confirmed the death of its leader, Osama bin Laden, in a statement appeared on a website that you use.

According to this information, which can not be independently confirmed, al-Qaeda is committed to continue its attacks against the West and claims that the death of Osama bin Laden is "a curse that will haunt Americans and its agents. "

In the same statement, the extremist movement urges Pakistan to" cleanse the shame "that the U.S. was the country to kill bin Laden on its territory and promises to disclose brief audio message recorded by bin Laden a week before his death.

also says that the blood of the leader will not have been shed in vain and that al-Qaeda continue attacking U.S. and its allies.

The notice, dated May 3, is the first apparent confirmation by al-Qaeda of Osama bin Laden is dead.

As explained by Gordon Corera, correspondent security issues of the BBC, the statement could serve to detract conspiracy theories in some parts of the world who argue that Osama bin Laden is not dead and will also pave the way for the election of a successor to be announced time.

The monitoring site Site Intelligence indicates that the statement has appeared in several similar websites.

"[The blood of Osama Bin Laden in the blood] shall, with the permission of Allah, the Almighty, a curse that will haunt Americans and their agents and go after them in and out of their countries," the ad warns .

"Your happiness will become sadness, and his blood mixed with tears. We call on our Muslim people in Pakistan, on whose land the sheikh Osama was killed, to rise and revolt, "he adds.

Outrage

Many Pakistanis are angered by what they considered a violation by U.S. . UU. of the sovereignty of their country.

are also critical of the government of Pakistan for allowing to perform the command operation, although the authorities deny having been informed of the operation.

This Pakistan on Friday in protests for the U.S. raid
Several demonstrations were held across Pakistan on Friday to protest the U.S. raid.

About a thousand people gathered in the center of Abbottabad after Friday prayers, according to AFP news agency.
burned tires, blocked a main road and shouted "Down with U.S." and "U.S. terrorist."

The anti-American sentiment also appears to be high in a similar protest in the southwestern city of Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province.

Osama Bin Laden was a hero to many Pakistanis, who refuse to accept the U.S. version of how she died.
(source: almomento.net)
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