Лоуренс Райт - Аль-Каида

Халлад — организатор подрыва эсминца «Коул». Его семья происходит из Йемена, но вырос в Саудовской Аравии, где познакомился с бен Ладеном. Вступил в джихад в Афганистане в возрасте пятнадцати лет. Потерял ногу в боях против Северного Альянса. Вступил в спецгруппу «Аль-Каиды». Настоящее имя Тевфиг бен Атташ. Находится в США под стражей.

Хекматияр Гульбеддин — пуштунский полевой командир во время джихада против Советской Армии в Афганистане, инициировал в 1992 году последующую гражданскую войну. Бежал в Иран в 1996 году после прихода к власти движения «Талибан». Ныне выступает против правительства Афганистана, которое обвиняет его в военных преступлениях.

Шафик — моджахед-подросток, который спас жизнь бен Ладену в сражении при Джелалабаде.

Шойер Майкл — ветеран ЦРУ, в 1996 году основал резидентуру «Алек» и руководил ею до 1999 года, когда был освобожден от обязанностей. Написал несколько анонимных трудов под названием «Through Our Enemies’ Eyes» и «Imperial Hubris».

Шукри Мустафа — руководитель движения «Ат-Такфир ва аль-Хиджра» в Египте. Казнен в 1978 году.

Эль-Вед Ахмед — алжирский врач, работал в госпитале Красного Полумесяца в Пешаваре вместе с Завахири и Доктором Фадлем, затем вернулся в Алжир после участия в джихаде, где стал одним из основателей фундаменталистской организации GIA.

Юсеф Рамзи — организатор подрыва ВТЦ в 1993 году. Племянник шейха Халеда Мохаммеда. Юсеф родился в Кувейте в 1968 году, изучал электротехнику в Уэльсе. Разрабатывал покушение на папу Иоанна Павла 11, Билла Клинтона и взрывы 11 американских лайнеров одновременно. Арестован в Пакистане в 1995 году и отбывает срок 240 лет в американской тюрьме.

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