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Qaeda calls for more US envoy killings

Blast kills 12 in Afghanistan as death toll rises to 31 over anti-Islam film

Agencies
Al-Qaeda's franchise in North Africa (AQIM) yesterday urged Muslims to storm US embassies and kill American envoys in Muslim countries protest over a film insulting Islam, a monitoring group said.
An eruption of Muslim anger over a trailer of the American-made film that appeared on the Internet has spread across the world, taking hold in Afghanistan, Thailand, Pakistan, and Indian Kashmir yesterday.
"We call on Islam's youths to take after
the lions of Benghazi (in Libya) by pulling down America's flags that are flying over all of its embassies in our capitals," said al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, according to IntelCenter.
AQIM urged people "to burn them (the flags), to stomp them underfoot, and to kill its (US) ambassadors and representatives or expel them and purge our land of their filth in revenge for the honour of the best of mankind," referring to Islam's Prophet Mohammed.
The al-Qaeda warning came as the
FROM PAGE 20 death toll from a week of violence sparked by the movie rose to 31 including the 12 killed by a blast in Afghanistan yesterday.
The bombing on a highway leading to Kabul international airport occurred around 6:45am as a female suicide bomber using a car blew herself up.
The South African foreign ministry said eight of its citizens working for a private
company at the airport were among the dead.
The Afghan presidency later confirmed that three Afghans, believed to include the bus driver and an interpreter, and one citizen from Kyrgyzstan were also killed. Eleven other people were wounded, it said in a statement.
Afghanistan's second largest insurgent group, Hezb-i-Islami, claimed responsibility, saying it was
carried out by a woman to avenge the anti-Islam film, which has sparked a week of furious anti-US riots across Asia, North Africa and the Middle East.
Meanwhile, a US State Department official yesterday refused to call an attack on a US mission in Libya in which four Americans were killed "an act of terror," saying a full investigation had to be completed first.