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  1. POLITICS|politics and public safety

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    IATE #3565618
    briogáid Oqba ibn Nafaa Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
    ga
    Brigade Okba Ibn Nafaa | Okba Ibn Nafaa-Brigade | Uqba ibn Nafi'-Brigade
    de
    Definition "in Westtunesien operierende Kampfeinheit von Al-Qaida im Islamischen Maghreb (AQIM) IATE:2241708" Reference "Council-DE, vgl. Qantara.de Artikel ""Dschihad tunesischer Machart"" http://de.qantara.de/inhalt/radikal-islamistische-gruppen-in-tunesien-dschihad-tunesischer-machart (20.10.15); Die Presse http://diepresse.com/home/politik/aussenpolitik/4689538/TunisAnschlag_Viele-Terroristen-stammen-aus-der-Mittelklasse (20.7.2015)"
    Comment "der Name der Gruppe verweist auf den frühislamischen Feldherrn ʿUqba ibn Nāfiʿ(siehe Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BFUqba_ibn_N%C4%81fi%CA%BF (20.10.15))"
    Okba Ibn Nafaa brigade | Okba Ibn Nafaa battalion | Oqba Ibn Nafaa brigade | Okba Ibn Nafi | Ukba ibn Nafaa | Okba Ibn Nafaa katibat | OIN
    en
    Definition extremist group based in Tunisia, near the Algerian border, and allied to al-Qaeda Reference "Council-EN, based on: Tunisia museum gunmen went to Libya for weapons training, Article in Daily Telegraph (UK), 20 March 2015, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/tunisia/11484615/Tunisia-museum-gunmen-went-to-Libya-for-weapons-training.html [11.6.2015]"
    brigade Okba Ibn Nafaa | brigade Oqba Ibn Nafaa
    fr
    Definition "Groupe terroriste actif en Tunisie, affilié à Al-Qaida au Maghreb islamique [ IATE:2241708 ]" Reference "Conseil-FR d'après Libération, http://www.liberation.fr/monde/2015/03/18/qui-sont-les-groupes-jihadistes-en-tunisie_1223278 [18/6/2015], RFI, http://www.rfi.fr/afrique/20150319-attentat-tunis-premiers-soupcons-okba-ibn-nafaa-groupe-ei-roussi-libye-syrie-irak-terrorisme/ [18/6/2015], etc."