Mohammed Atef (Malay Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Mohammed Atef" in Malay language version.

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chron.com (Global: 599th place; Malay: 3,286th place)

cnn.com (Global: 28th place; Malay: 86th place)

archives.cnn.com

debka.com (Global: low place; Malay: low place)

defenselink.mil (Global: 4,722nd place; Malay: 6,876th place)

findlaw.com (Global: 1,478th place; Malay: 2,744th place)

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guardian.co.uk (Global: 197th place; Malay: 248th place)

hinduonnet.com (Global: 5,858th place; Malay: 3,800th place)

hrw.org (Global: 729th place; Malay: 790th place)

parliament.uk (Global: 367th place; Malay: 972nd place)

southasiaanalysis.org (Global: low place; Malay: low place)

usma.edu (Global: 5,424th place; Malay: low place)

ctc.usma.edu

  • "Abu Hafs Al Masri" (PDF). Combatting Terrorism Center. Dicapai pada 2010-04-29. Fortunately, Abu Hafs was killed in an al-Qa’ida safehouse in Kabul, Afghanistan, in November of 2001, when it was bombed by coalition aircraft. This was a significant blow to al-Qa’ida, as they lost one of their most stalwart and capable members. Moreover, it was a huge loss to bin Laden who lost not only his senior military commander, but also a close companion who had been with him since the very beginning of the al-Qa’ida organization.

ustreas.gov (Global: low place; Malay: 8,486th place)

web.archive.org (Global: 1st place; Malay: 1st place)

why-war.com (Global: low place; Malay: low place)