New Delhi. International terrorist organization Al-Qaeda has released the video of the member of the Laden family whom America claimed to have killed seven years ago. The name of this member of the Laden family is Hamza Laden. Two days after the 25th anniversary of the horrific 9/11 terrorist attacks on America, the video of Osama bin Laden's son Hamza has been released. Al-Qaeda's media wing As-Sahab has released this video.
1/ 🧵 Al-Qaeda's As-Sahab released a 25th anniversary video, “A Quarter Century of the 11 September Raids (Part One).” It features footage of a man it presents as Hamza bin Laden. He appears 3 times, & how al-Qaeda frames him matters as much as what he says pic.twitter.com/VOmMn7a7MY
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Hamza Laden's video is about 50 minutes long. As-Sahab has titled this video 'A Quarter Century of the September 11 Raids'. Hamza Laden is the successor of his father. In 2019, America had claimed that Hamza Laden had been killed in a military operation on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. After this claim of America, there was no trace of Hamza. Now with the release of his video, it is clear that America's intelligence to kill him was wrong. In this video, pictures of Ayman al-Zawahiri, who became the chief of al-Qaeda after the killing of Osama bin Laden, are also shown, which were not revealed before.
The US had claimed that it killed Zawahiri in a drone strike while he was standing on the balcony of a house. Whereas, Al-Qaeda has not confirmed the death of Ayman al-Zawahiri till date. Hamza Laden's video begins by showing the attack on Karachi port in 2014. It is believed that Hamza's video has been released to connect the youth with terrorism. In Hamza's video, he is seen carrying an AK-47 rifle just like the one Osama bin Laden used to keep with him while posing for photographs and showing it in interviews. After the release of this video of Hamza, it is certain that America will now start targeting him. However, the whereabouts of bin Laden's son is not known.