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Sudanese terrorists suspected

Attempt on Mubarak's life: Seven killed
ADDIS ABABA, June 26: Gunmen opened fire on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's motorcade as he arrived in Ethiopia for a summit ot African heads of state. He escaped unharmed and flew back to Egypt, reports AP.
Seven men fired on the motorcade as it passed the Palestinian Embassy in Addis Ababa on its wav to the opening session of tnc Organization of African Unity, said OAU officials and Ethiopian sources, all of whom spoke on condition of anonymity.
Israel television said Mubarak's car was hit by gunfire, but Mubarak escaped injury because the car was armoured.
Mubarak's limousine re-
turned to the airport and he flew back to Egypt within minutes of the attack which was reminiscent of the 1981 assassination by Muslim extremists of Mubarak's predecessor, President Anwar Sadat.
Cabinet ministers and truck loads of soldiers and police met the president at Cairo International Airport. Mubarak waved with both hands as he left the presidential plane.
His sons, Alaa and Gamal, went aboard the aircraft, jhen emerged with him. The youngest, Gamal, was wiping away tears as he followed his father down the ramp. The president wore a perfectly pressed dark gray suit. .
Security was tight with
dozens of soldiers and police, including anti-terrorist combat units and vans full of paratroopers and plainclothes police.
"Whatever happens, Egypt will not be shaken and we will not give up fighting terrorism, Mubarak told an airport news conference, referring to the Islamic radicals who have waged a revolt in Egypt since 1992.
"As you see I look sound and safe and fine," he said. I am a believer and 1 have always thought that God is pro-tectingme.'
AFP from Cairo says, Mubarak said it was 'very possible' Sudan was involved in the assassination attempt.
"It is possible the terrorists came to Ethiopia through Sudan,” Mubarak told the press upon arriving at Cairo airport.
"Sudanese trying to improve relations (with us) but Turabi is acting otherwise," Mubarak said, referring to Hassan Al-Turbi, the spiritual leader of the Islamic regime in Khartoum.
Arms and explosives which we seized (on Saturday) came from Sudan,' he added.
Cairo announced on Saturday the discovery in southern Egypt of four arms caches with 600 kilograms of explosives and another cache on Sunday of 65 kilograms, saying they originated in Sudan.
"I am not certain of the nationality" of the attackers, Mubarak said- We must wait, but from what I saw they were not at all Ethiopians.'
In Jerusalem, Israel radio reported that seven people were killed in a heavy exchange of fire between the assailants and Egyptian and Ethiopian security personnel, but OAU officials said they knew of'only four dead, all attackers
The Israeli Foreign Ministry, however, said an Ethiopian policeman was killed.
Ethiopian officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said some of the assailants were in two vehicles which attempted to block the motorcade, then opened fire. Two others were atop a
nearby building under construction.
Egyptian Information Minister Safwat El-Sherif said nobody in Mubarak's party was hurt, but in Jerusalem, Israel radio reported that one of the president's bodyguards was wounded.
An official of the Palestine Liberation Front's embassy in Addis Ababa said Yousef Ra-ieb Radi, tlie PLO ambassador to Ethiopia, was shot in the le| and taken to a city h»spi
President Bill Clinton said today he was outraged at-the attempt to assassinate Mub arak, and vowed tliat enemies of peace in the Middle East would not succeed.
*On behalf of the American people, 1 wish to express my outrage at the attempt made today by terrorists to assassinate President Mubarak of Egypt. I am relieved that President Mubarak was not harmed, and has now returned safely to-Cniro,' Clinton Said.
In Dhaka, Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia today condemned the attempt on the life of Hosni Mubarak.
In a message to President Mubarak, the Prime Minister said, "We are also greatly relieved to know that you are safe by the infinite mercy of Allah. We find no words to our condemnation for this outrageous and most cowardly act by a band of terrorists."