Al Qaeda Claims Credit for Abu Ghraib Attack
The Iraqi branch of al Qaeda has taken credit for yesterday's attack on Abu Ghraib prison in which 44 U.S. soldiers and a dozen Iraqi prisoners were injured.
Al Qaeda's wing in Iraq said on Sunday seven suicide bombers spearheaded its brazen overnight raid on Abu Ghraib prison that wounded 44 US soldiers, according to an Internet statement.
The web statement claims dozens of American lives were taken.
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi's group said its fighters killed "dozens of Americans," destroyed more than 15 vehicles and shot down an Apache helicopter. It said 57 fighters attacked watchtowers from four sides and "silenced them" as seven suicide bombers detonated vehicles laden with explosives around the facility.
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