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Algerian Troops Kill 14 Islamist Terrorist: Ministry
Algerian soldiers killed 14 armed Islamist terrorist in an ongoing operation south of the capital on Sunday, the defence ministry said giving a new toll.
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Algeria Security Forces Kill 12 Terrorists In A Week
Algerian troops today killed a jihadist east of the capital, the defence ministry said, bringing to 12 the number of gunmen killed by security forces in a week.
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Algerian Troops Kill 8 in Search For Group Behind Tourist Beheading: Reports
Algerian troops killed eight suspected militants in the eastern Bouira region where they have been tracking an al Qaeda splinter group that killed a French tourist, state news agency APS reported.
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French PM Vows 'No Negotiation' With Algeria Hostage-Takers
France's prime minister on Tuesday vowed there would be "no discussion, no negotiation" with an Algerian group linked to Islamic State jihadists that has claimed the kidnapping of a French citizen and stressed Paris would continue air strikes on the extremists.
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Algerian Troops Kill 'Terror' Chief in Kabylie Region
Algerian soldiers have killed a "terrorist chief" during an operation in the Kabylie region some 110 kilometres (70 miles) east of the capital, the defence ministry announced on Monday.
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14 Tunisian Troops Killed in Deadliest Attack on Army
Suspected jihadists killed 14 Tunisian soldiers near the Algerian border, officials said on Thursday, in the worst such attack in the army's history as it presses a crackdown on radical Islamists.
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Algeria hostage crisis ends in bloodbath
Algerian troops stormed a remote gas plant Saturday to end a hostage crisis that killed 23 foreigners and Algerians, seven of them executed by their Islamist captors in a final military assault.
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Algerian desert hostage siege turns Mali war global
Islamist fighters have opened an international front in Mali's civil war by taking dozens of Western hostages at a gas plant in the Algerian desert just as French troops launched an offensive against rebels in neighbouring Mali.
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Algerian Troops Kill 14 Islamist Terrorist: Ministry
Algerian soldiers killed 14 armed Islamist terrorist in an ongoing operation south of the capital on Sunday, the defence ministry said giving a new toll.
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Algeria Security Forces Kill 12 Terrorists In A Week
Algerian troops today killed a jihadist east of the capital, the defence ministry said, bringing to 12 the number of gunmen killed by security forces in a week.
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Algerian Troops Kill 8 in Search For Group Behind Tourist Beheading: Reports
Algerian troops killed eight suspected militants in the eastern Bouira region where they have been tracking an al Qaeda splinter group that killed a French tourist, state news agency APS reported.
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French PM Vows 'No Negotiation' With Algeria Hostage-Takers
France's prime minister on Tuesday vowed there would be "no discussion, no negotiation" with an Algerian group linked to Islamic State jihadists that has claimed the kidnapping of a French citizen and stressed Paris would continue air strikes on the extremists.
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Algerian Troops Kill 'Terror' Chief in Kabylie Region
Algerian soldiers have killed a "terrorist chief" during an operation in the Kabylie region some 110 kilometres (70 miles) east of the capital, the defence ministry announced on Monday.
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14 Tunisian Troops Killed in Deadliest Attack on Army
Suspected jihadists killed 14 Tunisian soldiers near the Algerian border, officials said on Thursday, in the worst such attack in the army's history as it presses a crackdown on radical Islamists.
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Algeria hostage crisis ends in bloodbath
Algerian troops stormed a remote gas plant Saturday to end a hostage crisis that killed 23 foreigners and Algerians, seven of them executed by their Islamist captors in a final military assault.
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Algerian desert hostage siege turns Mali war global
Islamist fighters have opened an international front in Mali's civil war by taking dozens of Western hostages at a gas plant in the Algerian desert just as French troops launched an offensive against rebels in neighbouring Mali.
