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Saleh in his youth. Ali Abdullah Saleh Affash was born on 21 March 1947 [17] [18] [17] to a poor family [19] in Beit al-Ahmar village [20] (Red House village) [21] from the Sanhan (سنحان) clan (Sanhan District), whose territories lie some 20 kilometers southeast of Sanaa, then capital of the northern Kingdom of Yemen. Saleh's father ...
Saudi Arabia pursued AQBH members abroad, the first of which was to pressure Omar al-Bashir to extradite 18 people linked to AQBH. Sudan eventually handed over 17 to Saudi Arabia on June 6, 2003, when the Sudanese government arrested them while they were training on the use of weapons in a training camp in the Laqwa area of Kordofan. [18]
The Chairman of the General Staff of the Armed Forces (abbreviated COGS) also known as the "Chief of the General Staff" is the chief and highest ranking officer of the Saudi Arabian Armed Forces. He usually holds the highest military rank within the Ministry of Defense.
Sources in the Houthi militia said its fighters stopped Saleh's armored vehicle with an RPG rocket outside the embattled capital and then shot him dead. Yemen's ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh ...
The CEO overseeing Saudi Arabia's royal commission for its historic al-Ula site has been arrested on corruption and money-laundering charges over some $55 million in contracts, officials said. The ...
Sheikh Saleh bin Mohammed Al Talib [1] (Arabic: صالح آل طالب; born 23 January 1974), is a Saudi scholar, Imam, Khatib and judge who has been imprisoned since August 2018. Sheikh Al-Talib was the Imam and Khatib of Al-Masjid al-Haram and was also serving as a judge in District Court in Makkah. [citation needed]
Al Saleh on right. Ali bin Saleh Al Saleh (born 1942 [1]) is a politician from Bahrain. He has been serving as the chairman and president of Consultative Council of Bahrain [2] [3] from December 2006. [4] He was a member of the constituent assembly in 1973, and member of Bahrain National Assembly from 1973 to 1975. [5]
Reportedly was the leader of Al Qaeda in Saudi Arabia. [10] [53] Also referred to as "Abdullah Al-Qaraawi." [38] Described as the "most dangerous" individual on the list. [38] Captured in Saudi Arabia on June 9, 2012 after being gravely injured in a drone strike in Pakistan. [55] 31: Ahmed Abdullah Al Zahrani [38] 37: Ibrahim al-Asiri [38] 15: 38