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CNN and Al Arabiya are NOT reporting the militants as possibly linked to Al Qaeda, they are reporting them AS linked to Al Qaeda |
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* [[CNN]] and [[Al Arabiya]] report that kidnapped hostage '''[[Paul Johnson (hostage)|Paul Johnson]]''' has been beheaded by militants linked to [[Al Qaeda]]. | * [[CNN]] and [[Al Arabiya]] report that kidnapped hostage '''[[Paul Johnson (hostage)|Paul Johnson]]''' has been [[decapitation|beheaded]] by militants linked to [[Al Qaeda]]. | ||
* [[Colombia]]'s left-wing '''[[Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia|FARC]]''' rebels claim responsibility for the massacre of 34 [[coca]] farmers found dead earlier this week, claiming the farmers were supporters of right-wing [[paramilitary]] groups. | * [[Colombia]]'s left-wing '''[[Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia|FARC]]''' rebels claim responsibility for the massacre of 34 [[coca]] farmers found dead earlier this week, claiming the farmers were supporters of right-wing [[paramilitary]] groups. | ||
*[[The Pentagon]] confirms a report in ''[[The New York Times]]'' that [[Donald Rumsfeld]] ordered the '''[[Human rights situation in post-Saddam Iraq|secret detainment]]''' of an [[Iraq|Iraqi]] prisoner, in violation of the [[Geneva Conventions]]. | *[[The Pentagon]] confirms a report in ''[[The New York Times]]'' that [[Donald Rumsfeld]] ordered the '''[[Human rights situation in post-Saddam Iraq|secret detainment]]''' of an [[Iraq|Iraqi]] prisoner, in violation of the [[Geneva Conventions]]. | ||
نسخہ بمطابق 02:20، 19 جون 2004ء
- CNN and Al Arabiya report that kidnapped hostage Paul Johnson has been beheaded by militants linked to Al Qaeda.
- Colombia's left-wing FARC rebels claim responsibility for the massacre of 34 coca farmers found dead earlier this week, claiming the farmers were supporters of right-wing paramilitary groups.
- The Pentagon confirms a report in The New York Times that Donald Rumsfeld ordered the secret detainment of an Iraqi prisoner, in violation of the Geneva Conventions.
- In football, on the sixth day of EURO 2004, England beat Switzerland, 3-0, whilst Croatia hold France to a 2-2 draw.