Bin Laden, "had planned to attack in the tenth anniversary of September 11"

Revealed by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday that the former leader of al-Qaeda Osama bin Laden who was killed by an American commando unit in the May 2 in Pakistan was planning a new attack in the United States in the tenth anniversary of the attacks of September 11 / September


The newspaper, citing U.S. officials asked not to be named, said "correspondence" was found in the house where Bin Laden was based in Abbottabad, Pakistan benefit from similar plans but did not find any evidence to confirm that this "conspiracy" emerging beyond the planning stage.


The newspaper added that "Bin Laden and President of its operations Atiyah Abd al-Rahman and exchanged views on the squad who will implement the attack, and it was bin Laden refused each time the names proposed by Abdel-Rahman."


U.S. officials revealed in the wake of the liquidation to bin Laden in the second of May that the notebooks and computer files seized by the elite forces unit in the U.S. Navy, which carried out the operation indicated that the leader of the group was planning attacks on the United States and other Western targets.



The officials said that bin Laden had planned to hit major U.S. cities including Los Angeles, as well as trains, planes and stated dates symbolism of these attacks, such as the Fourth of July National Day U.S., or the tenth anniversary of the attacks of September 11 in the autumn.