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Terrorist Who Supplied Weapons For 2016 Bangladesh Cafe Attack Arrested
Bangladesh has arrested a suspected terrorist who supplied weapons and explosives for a 2016 siege that killed 22 hostages, a top police official said Sunday.
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Eight Charged For Dhaka Attack That Killed 22 Including Indian Student
Bangladesh police have charged eight terrorists over a 2016 attack on a cafe in Dhaka that killed 22 people, and freed a British suspect detained without charge for the past two years.
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6 Killed, 50 Injured In Twin Blasts In Bangladesh's Sylhet. Anti-Terror Operation Under Way
Two explosions ripped through a crowd on Saturday, killing six people and injuring around 50 others in Bangladesh's northeastern city of Sylhet as army commandos stormed a terrorist hideout, police said. The "powerful" blasts went off some 400 metres from the hideout, targeting police and hundreds of onlookers who were watching the commandos conduc...
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'Mastermind' Of Bangladesh Cafe Attack Killed: Police
An Islamist extremist accused of being one of the masterminds of last year's deadly siege at a Bangladeshi cafe was killed during a pre-dawn raid Friday in the capital Dhaka, police said.
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Terrorist Suspected In Bangladesh Cafe Attack Killed Himself: Police
A suspected militant believed by Bangladesh police to have been among the planners of a July cafe attack that killed 22 people killed himself during a police raid on a hideout in the capital, police said on Sunday.
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Dhaka Cafe Attack 'Trainer' Killed: Bangladesh Police
Bangladesh police today killed the suspected trainer of militants who carried out a deadly attack on a cafe in July that killed 22 people, a senior police official said.
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Bangladesh Security Forces Kill Mastermind Of Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi security forces killed four Islamist militants, including the mastermind of an attack on a cafe in Dhaka last month in which 22 people, mostly foreigners, were killed, the head of police counter-terrorism in the capital said on Saturday.
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Bangladesh Police Name Third Prime Suspect In July Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi authorities named a third prime suspect on Monday in their investigation into the July 1 attack at a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were killed, most of them foreigners.
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After Cafe Attack, Dhaka Police Assigns ID Numbers For Dhaka Tenants
Dhaka Police said today that they will assign identity numbers to all Dhaka residents who live in rented houses following the deadly terror attack on a cafe that killed 22 people.
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Dhaka Cafe Attack Mastermind Identified As Bangladeshi-Canadian
A Canadian citizen was one of the masterminds behind a mass killing at a Dhaka cafe, Bangladesh police said Saturday, after new information came to light following a raid on an extremist hideout.
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Dead Bangladesh-American Suspect Was Friend Of Cafe Attacker: Police
One of nine suspected terrorists killed in a police raid in Bangladesh this week was a Bangladeshi-American who was a friend of one of the gunmen who attacked a cafe on July 1 killing 22 people, police said on Thursday.
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Source Of Arms Used In Bangladesh Cafe Attack Traced: Police
Bangladeshi police today said they have succeeded in tracing the source of the not-so-modern weaponry used by terrorists to attack an upscale cafe here that killed 22 people, including an Indian girl.
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Bangladesh Claims It Has Identified Dhaka Cafe Attack Mastermind
Bangladesh police today claimed it has identified the mastermind behind the worst terrorist attack in the country at a cafe in Dhaka's high-security diplomatic zone that killed 22 people, mostly foreigners.
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Bangladesh Police Arrest 3 Who Rented Property To Cafe Attackers
Police in Dhaka on Saturday arrested three people, including a university professor, for failing to register information about tenants renting a property who later attacked a cafe in the city, killing 20 people.
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Dhaka Cafe Attackers Used 5 Pistols, Two AK-22 Rifles
The Islamist terrorists, who carried out a barbaric attack in a Dhaka cafe last Friday killing 22 people, were armed with five pistols and three AK-22 rifles, the police said on Thursday.
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Terrorist Who Supplied Weapons For 2016 Bangladesh Cafe Attack Arrested
Bangladesh has arrested a suspected terrorist who supplied weapons and explosives for a 2016 siege that killed 22 hostages, a top police official said Sunday.
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Eight Charged For Dhaka Attack That Killed 22 Including Indian Student
Bangladesh police have charged eight terrorists over a 2016 attack on a cafe in Dhaka that killed 22 people, and freed a British suspect detained without charge for the past two years.
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6 Killed, 50 Injured In Twin Blasts In Bangladesh's Sylhet. Anti-Terror Operation Under Way
Two explosions ripped through a crowd on Saturday, killing six people and injuring around 50 others in Bangladesh's northeastern city of Sylhet as army commandos stormed a terrorist hideout, police said. The "powerful" blasts went off some 400 metres from the hideout, targeting police and hundreds of onlookers who were watching the commandos conduc...
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'Mastermind' Of Bangladesh Cafe Attack Killed: Police
An Islamist extremist accused of being one of the masterminds of last year's deadly siege at a Bangladeshi cafe was killed during a pre-dawn raid Friday in the capital Dhaka, police said.
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Terrorist Suspected In Bangladesh Cafe Attack Killed Himself: Police
A suspected militant believed by Bangladesh police to have been among the planners of a July cafe attack that killed 22 people killed himself during a police raid on a hideout in the capital, police said on Sunday.
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Dhaka Cafe Attack 'Trainer' Killed: Bangladesh Police
Bangladesh police today killed the suspected trainer of militants who carried out a deadly attack on a cafe in July that killed 22 people, a senior police official said.
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Bangladesh Security Forces Kill Mastermind Of Dhaka Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi security forces killed four Islamist militants, including the mastermind of an attack on a cafe in Dhaka last month in which 22 people, mostly foreigners, were killed, the head of police counter-terrorism in the capital said on Saturday.
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Bangladesh Police Name Third Prime Suspect In July Cafe Attack
Bangladeshi authorities named a third prime suspect on Monday in their investigation into the July 1 attack at a Dhaka cafe in which 20 hostages were killed, most of them foreigners.
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After Cafe Attack, Dhaka Police Assigns ID Numbers For Dhaka Tenants
Dhaka Police said today that they will assign identity numbers to all Dhaka residents who live in rented houses following the deadly terror attack on a cafe that killed 22 people.
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Dhaka Cafe Attack Mastermind Identified As Bangladeshi-Canadian
A Canadian citizen was one of the masterminds behind a mass killing at a Dhaka cafe, Bangladesh police said Saturday, after new information came to light following a raid on an extremist hideout.
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Dead Bangladesh-American Suspect Was Friend Of Cafe Attacker: Police
One of nine suspected terrorists killed in a police raid in Bangladesh this week was a Bangladeshi-American who was a friend of one of the gunmen who attacked a cafe on July 1 killing 22 people, police said on Thursday.
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Source Of Arms Used In Bangladesh Cafe Attack Traced: Police
Bangladeshi police today said they have succeeded in tracing the source of the not-so-modern weaponry used by terrorists to attack an upscale cafe here that killed 22 people, including an Indian girl.
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Bangladesh Claims It Has Identified Dhaka Cafe Attack Mastermind
Bangladesh police today claimed it has identified the mastermind behind the worst terrorist attack in the country at a cafe in Dhaka's high-security diplomatic zone that killed 22 people, mostly foreigners.
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Bangladesh Police Arrest 3 Who Rented Property To Cafe Attackers
Police in Dhaka on Saturday arrested three people, including a university professor, for failing to register information about tenants renting a property who later attacked a cafe in the city, killing 20 people.
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Dhaka Cafe Attackers Used 5 Pistols, Two AK-22 Rifles
The Islamist terrorists, who carried out a barbaric attack in a Dhaka cafe last Friday killing 22 people, were armed with five pistols and three AK-22 rifles, the police said on Thursday.
