Eyewitness News
Local News
Pinpoint Weather
Eyewitness Sports
HealthBeat
Call For Action
Investigates
Technology
Entertainment
Community
What's On WPRI
What's On Fox
Eyewitness Email
Feedback
Contests
Station Info
Online Store



 August 28, 2003
Summer
Auto
House & Home
Jobs
Pets
Money
Travel
Yellow Pages
Relationships
Militants trained in al-Qaida camps in Afghanistan, possibly Saudi Arabia
Email to a Friend
Printer Friendly Version

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia-AP -- Saudi Arabia's interior minister is acknowledging that al-Qaida training camps may be in his country.

Prince Nayef was quoted in a London-based Arabic newspaper as saying Muslim militants killed or arrested in recent Saudi police raids were trained by al-Qaida.

He says most of the training was at al-Qaida camps in Afghanistan, but that some militants may have been trained on farms or other sites in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi officials had earlier played down the extent of al-Qaida infiltration into their kingdom.

In the United States, critics have speculated about a classified section of a congressional report related to Saudi Arabia's alleged connections to terrorism.

Saudi Arabia's ambassador is asking President Bush to declassify the section so the country can deal with its contents head-on.

Copyright 2003 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Local News Headlines more» 
Two R.I. men dead after crash in Warwick


Two R.I. men dead after crash in Warwick

more»
Lincoln Chafee is in the Middle East
House fire in Hopkinton
North Kingstown teachers decide to return to work
Langevin joins Sanders on push for affordable drugs
Superior Court judge dismissed a case against Diocese of Providence
Man pleads innocent in 1998 murder of No. Providence man
Classes may be delayed in Tiverton due to mold
Carcieri says he�ll appoint minority to Judicial Nominating Commission
Carcieri considering call for rollback of meal tax
National News more» 
Chicago shooting survivor was tied while listening to shots
Doctor impersonator sentenced to 3 years
Web site to promote Martin Luther King memorial
University of Michigan unveiling new undergraduate admissions policy
Transcripts of emergency calls from World Trade Center to be released
Minister charged in death ordered not to perform exorcisms
Wellstone crash victims receive 25 (m) million-dollar settlement
Robot gives Metro police a helping hand
U-S forces scale back at Saudi Arabian air base
St. Paul man fakes death to avoid court appearance

Pinpoint Doppler Radar
 

What's New
Find out what's new and useful on our website!
Heart Disease
Recognize symptoms and reduce risk.
Allergy Center
Quizzes, advice, news and more.
Recipe Box
Cook up something divine tonight!
Job Market News
Search smarter, not harder.
Need a New Job?
Search listings and promote yourself!
Send questions and comments about this website to the .
All content © Copyright 2003, WorldNow, WPRI, WNAC and Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.