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| London bomber warns more attacks in last testament |
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| www.chinaview.cn
2006-07-07 07:55:27
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Special report: 1st anniversary of London bombings
Policemen stand guard near a blast
site following a series of blasts targeting subway stations and buses in
London July 7.(Xinhua/AFP
photo) | BEIJING,
July 7 (Xinhuanet) -- On the eve of the first anniversary of the attacks on
London's transit system, a video surfaced Thursday purporting to show one of the
four suicide bombers warning that the attacks were only the beginning of a
campaign of terror.
The video aired by Al-Jazeera TV showed Shehzad
Tanweer pointing his finger at the camera and declaring there would be
a string of attacks unless British troops were withdrawn from Afghanistan and
Iraq.
"What you have witnessed now is only the beginning of a
series of attacks that will continue and increase in strength until you withdraw
your soldiers from Afghanistan and Iraq, and until you (the British government)
stop your financial and military support for America and Israel," Tanweer said
in English on the video.
The chilling last testament was filmed
before Tanweer, 22, boarded a train on the London Underground's Circle line
and detonated the bomb that killed himself and six others.
The four bombers killed themselves and 52 victims in
attacks on three subway trains and a bus on July 7, 2005.
The tape also showed what seemed to be some kind of
terrorist training camp and a map of London with areas circled as potential
targets.
British police did not directly confirm the authenticity
of the tape.
Prime Minister Tony Blair's official spokesman said Blair
had no comment on the video.
"We want the attention to focus on the quiet reflection of
the nation as a whole tomorrow. We don't think anything should be able to get in
the way of that," the spokesman said.
The timing of the broadcast seemed intended to overshadow
preparations for a relatively muted anniversary to be marked with two minutes'
silence at noon, church services and the unveiling of commemorative plaques at
the places where the bombers struck. Enditem
(Agencies)
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