Al-Qaeda revealed the details of the operation "bloodshed": it cost only $ 4,200

The Al -Qaeda terrorist organization spoke about the details of the failed bloodshed operation - as the terrorists called the sending of bombs laid in the printers for printers, in the parcels of Yemen aircraft. All these bombs were intercepted and neutralized in late October. However, the terrorists did not lose so much - the laying of these bombs cost only $ 4,200, the Inspire magazine writes by the Yemeni branch of Al -Qaeda.

"The operation has successfully achieved its goals. We thank Allah for his blessings," the special issue of the magazine, which came out on Saturday. The publication confirms the responsibility of the Arabian branch of Al-Qaeda for organizing the attack, CNN reports.

Recall, on October 29, the authorities of Great Britain and the United Arab Emirates intercepted bombs directed from Yemen in premises, in the recipients of which the US synagogues were listed. The deadly cargo was found among the parcels transported by freight aircraft of the Courier companies UPS and Federal Express, the explosives were hidden in printing cartridges. In the UK and the UAE, these parcels were supposed to be shifted from one flight to another for sending to the United States. Later it turned out that the bombs were supposed to explode not in the synagogues, but on board the aircraft heading to the destination.

The success of the operation is noted by terrorists in the fact that the parcels with bombs remained not seen by special equipment and search dogs.

By the way, the magazine also claims that the collapse of the UPS aircraft in Dubai, as a result of which two crew members died on September 3 - also the work of Al -Qaeda’s hands. Representatives of the UAE authorities claim that they did not find evidence that could indicate the terrorist nature of this explosion. Nevertheless, they seriously work out the version of the local branch of al-Qaeda.

In a recent analytical review, the Department of Internal Security and the FBI confirmed the involvement of the terrorist organization in the laying of bombs, but at the same time concluded that the explosion did not arrange al-Qaeda on September 3.

Other terrorist organizations also made false messages, taking responsibility for events, to which significant attention of the media was attracted to remind themselves and create the impression of their abilities from the outside world, the summary says.

Although the terrorist magazine considers the organization of terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 a great merit, he calls for the “thousand cuts” strategy. "It is more advisable to organize smaller shots that require a fewer participants and the organization of which requires less time, and in this way we can get around the barriers that America erected with such difficulty," writes Inspire.

Further strengthening of security measures in countries that are a goal for terrorists, especially in the United States, will increase the load on an already weakened economy.

The article also states that sending parcels to the Chicago synagogue was a signal for US President Barack Obama, since Chicago was “his city”.

Inspire magazine began to be released in July 2010. Intelligence believes that Samir Khan, a US citizen, who is now in Yemen, is engaged in his publication.

Recall that the leader of the Al-Qaeda, Osama Ben Laden, in November, appointed Saif al-Adele, who is also known for his commitment to the “small affairs theory” in Europe. It is to him that the organization of sending bombs in cartridges for printers is attributed to him. Al-Adel is a supporter of the war on exhaustion: “His strategy is to organize many small terrorist attacks, using the possibilities of friendly organizations and people wherever he will,” said the Pakistani expert on al-Qaeda Sede Salim Shahzad.