How Terrorist Groups End - RAND Corporation
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Al Qa’ida Attacks, 1994–2007 191<br />
Table B.1—Continued<br />
Date Location Description<br />
October 28,<br />
2004<br />
Islamabad,<br />
Pakistan<br />
A bomb was detonated in the lobby of a Marriott hotel<br />
in the center of Islamabad, wounding nine.<br />
December 6,<br />
2004<br />
December<br />
29, 2004<br />
Jeddah,<br />
Saudi Arabia<br />
Riyadh,<br />
Saudi Arabia<br />
Five terrorists attacked the U.S. consulate in the port city<br />
of Jeddah with explosives and gunfire, killing nine and<br />
wounding 15.<br />
In the second of two coordinated attacks, a suicide car<br />
bomb exploded at a center for recruiting emergency<br />
troops in Riyadh, killing one and wounding four.<br />
In the first of two coordinated attacks, a suicide car<br />
bomb exploded outside the interior-ministry building in<br />
Riyadh, killing two and wounding six.<br />
July 7, 2005 London, UK In one of four coordinated bombings in central London,<br />
seven people were killed on a train at Aldgate station;<br />
in total, 52 people were killed and approximately 700<br />
injured in the four attacks.<br />
In one of four coordinated bombings in central London,<br />
24 people were killed on a train at the King’s Cross/<br />
Russell Square station; in total, 52 people were killed<br />
and approximately 700 injured in the four attacks.<br />
In one of four coordinated bombings in central<br />
London, 14 people were killed on a No. 30 bus at<br />
Tavistock Square; in total, 52 people were killed and<br />
approximately 700 injured in the four attacks.<br />
In one of four coordinated bombings in central London,<br />
seven people were killed on a train at Edgware Road;<br />
in total, 52 people were killed and approximately 700<br />
injured in the four attacks.<br />
July 23, 2005 Sharm El-<br />
Sheikh,<br />
Egypt<br />
In one of three coordinated bombings on tourist<br />
infrastructure in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, a car bomb was<br />
detonated at the Old Market, killing at least 17; in total,<br />
88 were killed and approximately 200 wounded in the<br />
three attacks.<br />
In one of three coordinated bombings on tourist<br />
infrastructure in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, a car bomb<br />
was detonated at the Ghazala Gardens Hotel, killing at<br />
least 45; in total, 88 were killed and approximately 200<br />
wounded in the three attacks.