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190 How Terrorist Groups End: Lessons for Countering al Qa’ida Table B.1—Continued Date Location Description November 20, 2003 April 27, 2004 Istanbul, Turkey Damascus, Syria In one of two coordinated attacks, a car bomb was detonated in Istanbul near the HSBC Bank headquarters and the Metro City shopping center, killing 11; it is impossible to disaggregate the number injured based on the reporting, but, in total, approximately 450 were wounded in the simultaneous attacks. Terrorists launched a fierce assault on Damascus’ diplomatic district, including detonation of a car bomb close to the British ambassador’s residence, wounding one. May 30, 2004 June 8, 2004 June 12, 2004 Khobar, Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia A terrorist shooting rampage and hostage standoff in Saudi Arabia’s oil-industry hub killed 22 people, mostly foreigners. Al Qa’ida terrorists gunned down a U.S. defense contractor working for the Vinnell Corp in Saudi Arabia. Al Qa’ida–linked terrorists kidnapped and, days later, executed a U.S. defense contractor working for Lockheed Martin in Riyadh. Al Qa’ida–linked terrorists fatally shot a U.S. defense contractor working for the Advanced Electronics Company as he parked his car in front of his villa in Riyadh. September 15, 2004 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Al Qa’ida–linked terrorists fatally shot a British citizen working for the communication firm Marconi in Riyadh. October 7, 2004 Taba, Egypt Nuweiba, Egypt Nuweiba, Egypt In one of three coordinated attacks, a car bomb was detonated at the Hilton hotel in the Egyptian resort city of Taba, killing approximately 34 and wounding approximately 159. In one of three coordinated attacks, a car bomb was detonated at the al-Badiyah campground in Ras al- Shitan, near Nuweiba; casualties suffered during the simultaneous blasts cannot be precisely disaggregated, but approximately five were killed and 12 wounded in both blasts. In one of three coordinated attacks, a car bomb was detonated at the Moon Island campgrounds in Ras al- Shitan, near Nuweiba; casualties suffered during the simultaneous blasts cannot be precisely disaggregated, but approximately five were killed and 12 wounded in both blasts.
Al Qa’ida Attacks, 1994–2007 191 Table B.1—Continued Date Location Description October 28, 2004 Islamabad, Pakistan A bomb was detonated in the lobby of a Marriott hotel in the center of Islamabad, wounding nine. December 6, 2004 December 29, 2004 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Five terrorists attacked the U.S. consulate in the port city of Jeddah with explosives and gunfire, killing nine and wounding 15. In the second of two coordinated attacks, a suicide car bomb exploded at a center for recruiting emergency troops in Riyadh, killing one and wounding four. In the first of two coordinated attacks, a suicide car bomb exploded outside the interior-ministry building in Riyadh, killing two and wounding six. July 7, 2005 London, UK In one of four coordinated bombings in central London, seven people were killed on a train at Aldgate station; in total, 52 people were killed and approximately 700 injured in the four attacks. In one of four coordinated bombings in central London, 24 people were killed on a train at the King’s Cross/ Russell Square station; in total, 52 people were killed and approximately 700 injured in the four attacks. In one of four coordinated bombings in central London, 14 people were killed on a No. 30 bus at Tavistock Square; in total, 52 people were killed and approximately 700 injured in the four attacks. In one of four coordinated bombings in central London, seven people were killed on a train at Edgware Road; in total, 52 people were killed and approximately 700 injured in the four attacks. July 23, 2005 Sharm El- Sheikh, Egypt In one of three coordinated bombings on tourist infrastructure in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, a car bomb was detonated at the Old Market, killing at least 17; in total, 88 were killed and approximately 200 wounded in the three attacks. In one of three coordinated bombings on tourist infrastructure in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, a car bomb was detonated at the Ghazala Gardens Hotel, killing at least 45; in total, 88 were killed and approximately 200 wounded in the three attacks.
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