UN Report Links Al-Qaeda Offshoot to 2000 Red Fort Blast in Delhi

A UN report published this week states that an Al-Qaeda offshoot, AQIS, was responsible for the 2000 Red Fort blast in Delhi that killed 15 people, noting the group's evolution into a regional terrorist entity.

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Al-Qaeda Offshoot Behind Delhi's Red Fort Blast That Killed 15: UN Report

The UN body's report, published this week, said that AQIS continued to evolve from a fragmented group into a regional terrorist entity.

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UN Report Links Al-Qaeda Offshoot to 2000 Red Fort Blast in Delhi

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