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| Autor | Scott L. Wheeler |
| Titel | 'Dirty-bomb' plot under way in U.S.? - Fears over elusive al-Qaida suspect, missing reactor materials |
| Zeitschrift | WorldNetDaily |
| Datum | 30. October 2003 |
| URL | http://www.wnd.com/2003/10/21524/ |
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| Shukrijumah is believed to be working on Osama bin Laden’s plan to trigger a radiological disaster inside the United States – the so-called “dirty-bomb” scenario where a small charge would trigger dispersion of radiation over a large area, causing chaos on those caught in the blast and making the blast area uninhabitable. It is to mention that the high-grade uranium is not necessary for this project; ordinary, low-grade nuclear waste will be deadly enough. | Adnan El Shukrijumah [...] He is believed to be working on Osama bin Laden’s plan to trigger a radiological disaster inside the United States – the so-called “dirty-bomb” scenario where a small charge would trigger dispersion of radiation over a large area, wreaking havoc on those caught in the blast and making the blast area uninhabitable.
High-grade uranium is not necessary for this project; ordinary, low-grade nuclear waste will be deadly enough. |
The source is not named; the phrasing in the source Wikipedia given in footnote 27 5 lines earlier on the first mention of the name Shukrijumah does not match. |
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