About UPI  |  UPI en Español   |   My Account
Free News Update:
United Press International - News. Analysis. Insight.™ - 100 Years of Journalistic Excellence
  • Home
  • Top News
  • Entertainment
  • Odd News
  • Sports
    • Baseball
    • Basketball
    • Football
    • Golf
    • Olympics 2008
    • Tennis
  • Business
    • UPI - Freedmans
  • Science
  • Health
  • Analysis
    • Energy Resources
    • Security Industry
    • Emerging Threats
  • Media
    • Video
    • News Photos
  • Features
    • U.S. Military Matters
    • The Voice of Young Voters
    • Path to the Presidency
    • Energy
    • Beijing Olympics 2008
Search:
Go
You are here:  Home / Top News / Iraq reports arrests of al-Qaida Saudis

Top News

View archive | RSS Feed

Iraq reports arrests of al-Qaida Saudis

Published: Jan. 10, 2008 at 9:20 AM
Order reprints  |  Feedback
People who read this also read ...
  • Petraeus: Al-Qaida attacks down 60 percent
  • Al-Qaida issues Iraq-rallying video
  • Experts: Iraq partition is al-Qaida ploy
  • 'No question' violence in Iraq down
BAGHDAD, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Iraqi security forces have arrested hundreds of al-Qaida suspects from Saudi Arabia, an Iraqi national security adviser told an Arabic newspaper.

Mowaffaq al-Rubaie said in an interview with the Saudi Ukaz newspaper most of the Saudis said during interrogation they had entered Iraq from Syria.

He said many of them were on wanted lists in Saudi Arabia, and said he would turn over all of the intelligence on them in an upcoming visit to Riyadh, Iraq's Alsumaria news agency reported.

Rubaie also predicted "final victory" against al-Qaida in coming months, saying there had been "major achievements" made, which are ongoing.

The interview was published Thursday as the U.S. military announced it had staged a major air raid on al-Qaida safe houses south of Baghdad, destroying 40 buildings in 10 minutes, CNN said.


© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Rate:
Leave a Comment
Email to a Friend Print Story
Digg it
Digg it
Reddit
Reddit
Facebook
Facebook
Fark
Fark
Stumble
Stumble
NewsTrust
NewsTrust

News Photos - Slideshows
Photos of the Day
Week in Photos
News
Entertainment
Sports
Features
Archives
Olympics 2008
Path to the Presidency
Additional News Stories
Top News
    Somali pirates demand $25M for Saudi ship
    Somali pirates demand $25M for Saudi ship
    MOGADISHU, Somalia, Nov. 20 (UPI) --
    Somali pirates demanded $25 million in ransom for the hijacked Saudi-owned supertanker Sirius Star and set a 10-day deadline, authorities said Thursday.
  • Explosion kills one in Bangkok
  • Two priests, nun arrested in killing
  • Iran could build one nuke, analysts say
  • Group: Zimbabwe in healthcare crisis
Business News
  • DJIA at six-year low stirs new worries
  • China to buy more U.S. Treasuries
  • Crude oil prices drop near $50 a barrel
  • China job situation raises concern
  • Asia-Pacific markets nosedive
Entertainment News
  • Hemings book wins national award
  • Jackson to appear for London lawsuit
  • Cusack, Whitman booked for 'Acceptance'
  • Izzard: 'Riches' movie in the works
  • Museum of American History to reopen
Health News
  • New method detects contaminants in heparin
  • Bully takes own insecurities out on others
  • Study says most cancers preventable
  • Exercise may help keep brain young
  • Child weight gain linked to lack of sleep
Post a comment
Username:
Email:
Comment:
Verify:
Please enter the letters / numbers you see to the right.
By clicking on "Post" you are agreeing to the UPI terms of service and acknowledging the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms. Please be tasteful and polite. Editors have the right to remove any comments deemed inappropriate.


Most Popular
Stories
Photos
Videos
People
1.
Inmate gets $300,000 for lost genitals
2.
Girl accidentally killed by father
3.
Tape of boy describing shootings released
4.
Flight attendant helps land jetliner
5.
'Spiderwoman' dies in 15-story plunge
Related Top News
Related Top News
  • Saudi luxury car sales strong despite global crisis
  • AlQaeda trials launched in Saudi Arabia
  • Saudi Arabia claims it foiled terror attack against US
  • Saudi Arabia claims it foiled US terror attack
  • Foreigners eight times more likely to be executed in Saudi Arabia report says
© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Official Government Wires  |   About UPI  |   Site Map  |   Terms of Use  |   Privacy Policy  |   Advertise Online  |   Contact Us

Sponsored Links: Auto Dealers - College Football Tickets - Fundraisers - Press Release Services - prom dresses - Prom dresses and gowns - Public Records - Motivational Sports Speakers Bureau