March 2004
Several Terrorist Suspects Arrested in Jordan - 2004-03-31
Several individuals suspected of planning terrorist attacks were arrested in Jordan. The arrests occurred over two days, and the suspects are believed to have ties…
Muslim Leaders in Britain Call on Muslims to Fight Terrorism - 2004-03-31
Muslim leaders in Britain have urged the Muslim community to combat terrorism following police raids that led to arrests and the discovery of bomb-making materials.…
Arrest of 8 Individuals and Seizure of Bomb-Making Materials in London - 2004-03-31
British authorities arrested 8 individuals and seized bomb-making materials, potentially preventing a major terrorist attack. The operation involved 700 police officers raiding multiple locations, including…
British Police Arrest Eight in London, Discover Large Quantities of Bomb-Making Materials
British police arrested eight individuals in London during a raid linked to an international terrorist conspiracy, uncovering significant bomb-making materials. The operation involved 700 officers…
Attempt for a Coup and Overthrow of Joseph Kabila's Government in Congo - 2004-03-28
In Kinshasa, Congo, government forces have been deployed following attacks on military bases, resulting in one soldier's death and two injuries. The British ambassador claims…
New Operations Launched Against Coalition-Resistant Insurgents in Iraq - 2004-03-17
The U.S. Army has initiated new military operations in Baghdad to combat insurgents opposing the coalition forces. This operation, named 'Iron Promise', focuses on finding…
Zimbabwean Government Still Believes 64 Passengers of Cargo Plane are Suspected Mercenaries - 2004-03-10
The Zimbabwean government suspects that 64 passengers on a hijacked cargo plane are mercenaries. The investigation is ongoing, with a known South African mercenary identified…
War Crimes Court Against Former President of Liberia
The United Nations is investigating former Liberian President Charles Taylor for war crimes related to the Sierra Leone civil war. He is accused of supporting…
The Total U.S. Force in Haiti Increased to About One Thousand
The U.S. has increased its military presence in Haiti to about one thousand personnel following the resignation of President Aristide. This move aims to restore…