Translations for „al-Qaida“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

al Qae·da, al-Qai·da [ælˈkʌaɪdəˌ alkɑ:ˈi:də] N no pl, no art

al Qaeda

Al Kaida f

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An unnamed al-Qaida affiliate dismissed the elections as theatrics and promised to continue waging holy war against coalition forces.

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We want viewers to laugh about al-Qaida.

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Authorities say suspects are members of an extremist group linked to al-Qaida.

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We now know that that was al-Qaida.

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The group denies any link to violence and an al-Qaida-inspired group has claimed responsibility for most of the attacks.

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The neighborhood fell quickly, but only after a fierce battle, and eventually turned into a base for al-Qaida-led insurgents.

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Next summer he will be eligible for parole and will presumably mingle more with his al-Qaida-supporting family.

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These attacks have produced the broadest, deepest and most rapid reduction in al-Qaida senior leadership that we've seen in several years.

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Hosting a webcast with al-Qaida members.

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The locations are used by al-Qaida to conduct their attacks and were engaged to prevent their escape.

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