He died on 20 1 1. 20 1 1 On May 2, 2008, bin Laden was killed by the sixth team of US Navy SEALs in a mansion in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
How miserable bin Laden died.
Bin Laden is dead. Navy SEALs raided bin Laden's hiding place in Abbottabad, a small town in northern Pakistan, in May 1965. Special forces shot bin Laden at close range. Subsequently, his body was immediately handed over to the American aircraft carrier "carl vinson" for sea burial.
According to Voice of China's Global Chinese Broadcasting Network, Xinhua News Agency reported that US President Barack Obama announced at the White House on May 20 1 1 that Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden had been killed by the US military.
Extended data:
At 6:5438+0 1:36 pm EST, US News TV broadcasted a speech made by US President Barack Obama at the White House about killing bin Laden. At the beginning of his speech, he said that he wanted to announce that American troops had killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of Al Qaeda, in a room outside Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. American media reported that Pakistani intelligence personnel participated in the relevant actions.
In addition, the information revealed in Obama's speech is that in August last year, the CIA and other intelligence personnel got news that bin Laden was likely to cross the border from Afghanistan to Pakistan; It took several months to get news of bin Laden in the hinterland of Pakistan. Later information was that he was in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan; Last week, I got the news that all the information was ready for action.
Obama said that he ordered the formal arrest on May 1 day local time in the United States. A fire broke out, but no American personnel were injured. Now the United States has taken control of bin Laden's body.
Other media reports in the United States also stressed that Pakistani security personnel confirmed on the 2nd that bin Laden was killed in a highly confidential special operation, but did not disclose some specific details. In addition, as can be seen from the TV pictures of American media, some people waiting to hear Obama's speech outside the White House also cheered.
According to local reporters, there were thirty or forty people at first, but now there are hundreds, and it is said that it will reach thousands. Because it is late at night local time, it is said that most of the cheering people are students from George Washington University, which is only a few blocks away from the White House.
References:
The Death of Bin Laden-Baidu Encyclopedia
Trump died at the age of 76.
The mid-term elections in the United States have entered a decisive stage, and politicians of both the Party and the Democratic Party are seizing the time to build momentum. Among them, Pelosi Xidan accused Trump of discrediting him. As the leader of the Party and the Party, Trump will participate in the next US presidential election, and he is also Biden's biggest opponent. The mid-term elections are of great significance to Biden. Biden went to many areas to help canvass. Trump also worked hard, holding speeches and rallies in four States for four consecutive days. Trump is determined to regain the presidency again. Just when the competition between the two parties was fierce, a false news swept the hot search in the United States, that is, the unfortunate death of former US President Trump.
Why did bin Laden launch the 9 1 1 incident?
Why did bin Laden launch the "9. 1 1" terrorist attack? Judging from his life performance, bin Laden was a "holy warrior" to defend Islamic countries, whether he was "anti-Soviet" as a participant in the Afghan war or "anti-American" later. ?
Bin Laden was born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on March 1957. His father is a millionaire. Bin Laden has 52 brothers and sisters, and his ranking is 17. In the 1970s, bin Laden studied management and economics at King Abdulaziz University and was interested in Islamic fundamentalism. After entering the family business, he did a lot of business in the oil trade and construction industry. When he contracted the maintenance projects of Mecca and Medina Mosques, he became interested in the religion behind them through these sacred buildings.
It is for this reason that when Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan in 1979, bin Laden left his hometown and went to Afghanistan without hesitation, joined the jihadist organization and became a "holy warrior". In the early 1980s, relying on strong economic strength, he provided funds and a network of soldiers for resistance organizations. He also set up recruitment points in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt and even the United States, and sent tens of thousands of volunteers to training camps in Afghanistan and Pakistan, where they received simple training and went to the battlefield. At that time, the United States also fully supported Afghanistan economically and in weapons and equipment. So, bin Laden and Americans walked together.
1986, bin Laden led the guerrillas to win a key victory in the siege of Jalalabad, thus winning high prestige and even becoming a "hero" in the hearts of some Americans. 1At the end of 988, bin Laden founded Al Qaeda. At that time, bin Laden was not full of hatred for westerners.
1989, when the Soviet Union withdrew, bin Laden returned to Saudi Arabia from Afghanistan to continue his construction business. 1990 When the Gulf War broke out, bin Laden told the Saudi government that soldiers could be organized to attack Iraq. But the pro-American Saudi government rejected him and turned to the United States for help. After the Gulf War, American soldiers settled in Saudi Arabia, and American troops took control of Mecca and Medina. Bin Laden couldn't stand the pro-American of Saudi government and the occupation of American troops, and decided to use Al Qaeda to eliminate the influence of the United States on Islamic regimes all over the world. As a result, the al-Qaeda he led began to point the finger at the Saudi pro-American government, and at the same time opened the prelude to anti-America, and they could do whatever it took to achieve their goals. 199 1 year, bin Laden was deported from Saudi Arabia, and he quickly established the headquarters of Al Qaeda in Khartoum, Sudan. Under the pressure of Saudi Arabia and the United States, Sudan had to expel him from the country on 1996, and bin Laden had to transfer his headquarters to Afghanistan. ?
1February, 1998, bin Laden took "anti-America" as the number one task. In an interview with reporters, he said that the punishment will soon fall on Americans. Sure enough, on August 7, the American embassies in Tanzania and Kenya were almost simultaneously attacked by car bombs. The United States listed bin Laden as the number one terrorist and tried its best to hunt him down, but bin Laden has been hiding safely in Afghanistan.
On September 200 11/year1day, the United States suffered a large-scale terrorist attack, which was the "9. 1 1" incident. The United States quickly identified bin Laden as the mastermind behind the attack. The basis is that most of the identified 19 hijackers are from Saudi Arabia, and they are closely related to Al Qaeda. In retaliation, the United States immediately launched a military operation against Afghanistan and quickly expelled the Taliban. But bin Laden fled into the mountains of Afghanistan. The U.S. military never gave up searching for bin Laden.
It was not until May 2, 20110 years later that US President Barack Obama issued a statement saying that bin Laden was killed by the US Navy SEAL Team 6 in his mansion in Abbottabad, Pakistan, and his body was buried in the North Arabian Sea the next day.
Has bin Laden been to China?
The appalling "9. 1 1" attack made China people know bin Laden at once. Bin Laden is the mastermind, manipulator and general planner behind this terrorist incident. Finally, in May, 20 1 1 was killed by American troops and buried in the North Arabian Sea.
Osama bin laden
The friend asked, "Why didn't bin Laden dare to offend China?" . In fact, bin Laden has never been to China, nor has he had a direct conflict with China, so there is no interest involved. And China gun control is extremely strict, it is impossible to go in. Perhaps because of this, there is no direct connection and relationship between bin Laden and China, so there is no offense.
But there is no direct conflict, no interest relationship, no visit, which does not mean that there is absolutely no involvement and no relationship. Because bin Laden is an extremist terrorist, his terrorist activities will inevitably affect all countries and certainly China. This is undeniable.
At the end of the 20th century, terrorist activities were rampant, and under the influence of foreign religious extremist forces, an unusually strong religious atmosphere appeared in some places in Xinjiang. There is a "study abroad fever" in the Middle East, and some families send their children to study in foreign religious institutions through various channels; A large number of foreign books, magazines and audio-visual products circulate underground; There have been some underground lecture points and missionary points to publicize ideas such as "jihad". Extremists also spread all kinds of demagogic remarks and advocated extreme "jihad." The infiltration and spread of extremist forces have seriously affected security and stability. There were vicious cases, such as car bombings and a series of arson. From 2000 1990 to 10, there were 253 violent terrorist cases in Xinjiang, China, and 503 violent terrorist organizations and gangs were destroyed. The stability of Xinjiang has become the focus of China and even the whole country. So this kind of influence from foreign forces is not small.
Bin Laden and his Al Qaeda were originally developed with the support of the United States, so why did bin Laden target the United States? There is a reason for this. At first, bin Laden took part in the anti-Soviet war in Afghanistan. 1989 after the withdrawal of the Soviet union, bin laden returned to Saudi Arabia from Afghanistan and continued to engage in construction business. 1990 The Gulf War broke out, which was an aggressive war launched by Iraq against Kuwait. Bin Laden told the Saudi government that he could organize soldiers to fight against Iraq. But the pro-American Saudi government rejected him and turned to the United States for help. American troops went to Saudi Arabia and took control of Mecca and Medina. Bin Laden can't stand this behavior of the United States. As a result, al-Qaeda, which he led, began to point its finger at the Saudi pro-American government and could achieve its goal by hook or by crook. Saudi Arabia expelled bin Laden, frozen his financial assets and revoked his nationality. Bin Laden is in exile in Sudan. In this way, the pro-American Saudi government prompted bin Laden to start the anti-American movement. It was not until 200 1 that the "9. 1 1" incident was created, which triggered the war in Afghanistan.
Recently, the 20-year war in Afghanistan also ended with the withdrawal of American troops, and the Taliban regained power.
Taliban