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The Conquering Army in Iraq Calls for Unification Against a Falling American Enemy

Publication time: 22 August 2006, 17:33

The Conquering Army [Jeish al-Fatiheen] issued a message on Monday, August 21, 2006, calling for the Mujahideen groups in Iraq to unite their hits because America is falling. The group reports that the Mujahideen organizations are competing to hurt America in terms of its soldiers and equipment, and lists each major organization of Mujahideen that has entered into Jihad against the enemy forces. Stressing that the future enemy is more dangerous, the Conquering Army calls upon the Mujahideen to spread their forces in defense from the Shi'ites and the conspirators to defend Sunni scholars and intellectuals.

 

Source: SITE Institute

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