26 Dec 2006 12:22 pm
WoT Attacks 1992-2001
This list does not include the “homicide” bombers, the scores injured or millions affected by these terrorists acts and the tens of billions of dollars in property damage around the world.
- 1992 Mar 17 Buenos Aires
A car bomb exploded in front of the Israeli Embassy. Most victims were Argentine civilians, including children. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility. In 1998, a telephone call intercepted from the Iranian embassy in Argentina proved Iran had been involved in the attack. 29 dead
- 1993 Feb 26 New York
First World Trade Center bombing, which was planned by Ramzi Youssef. 6 dead
- 1993 Jan 25 Langley, VA
Mir Aimal Kansi, a Pakistani, fired an AK-47 assault rifle into cars waiting at a stoplight in front of CIA HQ. He was captured in Pakistan and executed in the United States Nov 14, 2002. 2 dead
- 1994 Dec 11 Japan
Small bomb on Philippines Airlines plane kills one, injures six. Authorities learned that Ramzi Yousef planted the bomb as a test run for “Operation Bojinka.” 1 dead
- 1994 Dec 24 Algeria
Air France 8969 was hijacked by GIA (Armed Islamic Group). The terrorists planned to crash the plane into the Eiffel Tower in Paris. 7 dead
- 1994 July 18 Buenos Aires
A powerful bomb made of ammonium nitrate was driven through the front gates of the seven-story Argentina-Israeli Mutual Association, leveling the building. The suicide bomber, Ibrahim Hussein Berro, a 29-year-old Shiite Muslim, has been honored with a plaque in southern Lebanon. 86 dead
- 1994 July 19 Panama
A Panamanian commuter plane exploded killing all aboard. A group based in Lebanon claimed the attack, but it is believe Hezbollah was responsible, with backing from Iran. 29 dead
- 1995 Jan 6–7 Philippines
Plans for “Operation Bojinka” were discovered on a laptop computer in Manila after an apartment fire. It was to be a large-scale attack on airliners in 1995, and was a precursor to the Sept 11 attacks. The plot was developed by Ramzi Yousef and Khalid Shaikh Mohammed while they were in Manila in 1994 and early 1995.
Bombs were to be planted on 11 U.S.-bound airliners that had stopovers all around East Asia and Southeast Asia. The aircraft would have blown up over the Pacific and South China Sea almost simultaneously. If this plan worked, as many as 4000 would have perished and air travel would have been shut down worldwide. No one died
- 1995 Nov 13 Saudi Arabia
A car bomb exploded outside a joint HQ for U.S. and Saudi military. Three Islamic terror organizations claimed responsibility. 7 dead
- 1995 Nov 19 Pakistan
Egyptian Embassy was bombed. 19 dead
- 1996 Dec 3 France
A bomb exploded aboard a subway train killing four and injuring 86, including a U.S. citizen. No one claimed responsibility, but Algerian extremists were suspected. 4 dead
- 1996 June 25 Saudi Arabia
Fuel truck carrying a bomb exploded outside the U.S. military’s Khobar Towers housing facility. The Saudi branch of Hezbollah was responsible. 19 dead
- 1997 Nov 17 Egypt
Men emerged from desert cliffs into the Temple of Hatshepsut and opened fire with automatic weapons at dozens of tourists. The dead included Japanese, German, Swiss and Egyptian citizens. 71 dead
- 1997 Sept 18 Egypt
Three men calmly walked up to a tourist bus outside the Egyptian Museum, pulled weapons from a plastic bag, and unleashed an attack that killed 10, at least seven of them German tourists. One gunman, Saber Mohammed Farhat Abu el-Ulla, had carried out a similar attack four years earlier, killing two Americans and a French citizen. 10 dead
- 1998 Aug 7 Africa
Nairobi, Kenya, and Tanzania twin truck bomb attacks against U.S. embassies. At least 225 dead and more than 4000 wounded. 225 dead
- 1999 Jan 3 Pakistan
Gunmen opened fire on Shi’a Muslims worshipping in a mosque. 16 dead
- 1999 Dec 24 Nepal
Indian Airlines 814 was hijacked by Taliban agents. 1dead
- 1999 Aug 31 Russia
Multiple Russian apartment bombings by Chechen terrorists, killing at least 300 dead.
- 2000 Oct 12 Yemen
Boat bomb attack on the USS Cole. 17 dead
- 2001 Sep 11 United States
New York, Virginia, Pennsylvania Hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Center and Pentagon. A fourth crashed into a field in Pennsylvania. Nearly 3000 dead, including 265 on the planes; 343 firemen; 60 New York City and Port Authority police officers; 125 at the Pentagon. Total 2,985 dead
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