During the 1998 African embassy attacks, Kenyan authorities reported that an individual using the alias Abdulrahman A.A. Al‑Ghamdi, which the CIA had already identified as being associated with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, had flown into Nairobi just days before the attack.

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During the 1998 African embassy attacks, Kenyan authorities reported that an individual using the alias Abdulrahman A.A. Al‑Ghamdi, which the CIA had already…
During the 1998 African embassy attacks, Kenyan authorities reported that an individual using the alias Abdulrahman A.A. Al-Ghamdi, which the CIA had already identified as being associated with KSM, had flown into Nairobi just days before the attack.

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