In a sign that efforts to root out militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan may be making headway, American officials say members of al-Qaeda are beginning to flee the region, heading for places like Somalia and Yemen.
David Sanger of the New York Times, the author of the book “The Inheritance: The World Obama Confronts and the Challenges to American Power,” joins Martin Savide to discuss why al-Qaeda members are fleeing and how they might be caught.
For more on al-Qaeda’s role in Somalia, read our Q&A: Somalia’s state of emergency.
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06/27/2009 :: 11:40:18 PM
omar Says:
i think intertantional community should take action know before too late becouse al-Qaeda are heading somalia It,s time to stop this extremist.Khawaarij that kill for belief. first they have problem in their mind and the second have the problem that is in the sword.