Future dates and anniversaries can often be used as a reason why terrorist’s carryout attacks. The 361 Terrorist and Security Report are displaying these dates for people’s awareness.
16 Jun 2011 – Worldwide: Al-Qaeda names Ayman al-Zawahiri as new head of the group following the death of Osama bin Laden.
16 Jun 2011 – Nigeria: Attack on national police headquarters kills six. Boko Harem claims responsibility; attack is believed to be the first suicide bombing in the country.
17 Jun 2015 – Muslim Calendar: The beginning of Ramadan. (361 COMMENT: Possibility of an upsurge in terrorist operations from Islamic State groups. COMMENT ENDS)
19 Jun 1961 – Kuwait: The country of Kuwait became independent.
21 Jun 2012 – Afghanistan: Suicide bombers attack Spozmai Hotel in Kabul, killing 20; Taliban claim responsibility.
23 Jun 2009 – Mauritania: American Christopher Leggett killed in Nouakchott; AQIM claim responsibility cites, “Christianizing activities.”
24 Jun 2009 – Iraq: More than 70 people killed, 100 injured in bombing of market in Baghdad’s Sadr City; no claim of responsibility. (361 COMMENT: Probably the work of Sunni militants in order to attempt to inflame sectarian violence. COMMENT ENDS)
27 Jun 2004 – Iraq: Car bombs explode in Al-Hillah, killing 40 and injuring 22. No claim of responsibility. (361 COMMENT: Probably the work of Sunni militants in order to attempt to inflame sectarian violence. COMMENT ENDS)
28 Jun 2011 – Afghanistan: Gunmen attack Hilltop Inter-Continental Hotel in Kabul, killing 11 and injuring more than a dozen before all eight attackers detonate themselves; Taliban claim responsibility.
29 May 2007 – United Kingdom: Two car bombs are safely dismantled in London.
29 Jun 1999 – Kenya: Abdullah Ocalan founder member of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) who was captured in Kenya on the 15 Feb 99 was sentenced to death by a Turkish court. This was later commuted to life imprisonment.
30 Jun 2007 – United Kingdom: Burning vehicle driven into Glasgow airport; Iraqi doctor and others arrested in this and the 29 Jun 2007 attempted car bombing.
Dates are taken from the NCTC terrorist calendar and 361 Security Significant dates.
16 Jun 2011 – Worldwide: Al-Qaeda names Ayman al-Zawahiri as new head of the group following the death of Osama bin Laden.
16 Jun 2011 – Nigeria: Attack on national police headquarters kills six. Boko Harem claims responsibility; attack is believed to be the first suicide bombing in the country.
17 Jun 2015 – Muslim Calendar: The beginning of Ramadan. (361 COMMENT: Possibility of an upsurge in terrorist operations from Islamic State groups. COMMENT ENDS)
19 Jun 1961 – Kuwait: The country of Kuwait became independent.
21 Jun 2012 – Afghanistan: Suicide bombers attack Spozmai Hotel in Kabul, killing 20; Taliban claim responsibility.
23 Jun 2009 – Mauritania: American Christopher Leggett killed in Nouakchott; AQIM claim responsibility cites, “Christianizing activities.”
24 Jun 2009 – Iraq: More than 70 people killed, 100 injured in bombing of market in Baghdad’s Sadr City; no claim of responsibility. (361 COMMENT: Probably the work of Sunni militants in order to attempt to inflame sectarian violence. COMMENT ENDS)
27 Jun 2004 – Iraq: Car bombs explode in Al-Hillah, killing 40 and injuring 22. No claim of responsibility. (361 COMMENT: Probably the work of Sunni militants in order to attempt to inflame sectarian violence. COMMENT ENDS)
28 Jun 2011 – Afghanistan: Gunmen attack Hilltop Inter-Continental Hotel in Kabul, killing 11 and injuring more than a dozen before all eight attackers detonate themselves; Taliban claim responsibility.
29 May 2007 – United Kingdom: Two car bombs are safely dismantled in London.
29 Jun 1999 – Kenya: Abdullah Ocalan founder member of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) who was captured in Kenya on the 15 Feb 99 was sentenced to death by a Turkish court. This was later commuted to life imprisonment.
30 Jun 2007 – United Kingdom: Burning vehicle driven into Glasgow airport; Iraqi doctor and others arrested in this and the 29 Jun 2007 attempted car bombing.
Dates are taken from the NCTC terrorist calendar and 361 Security Significant dates.
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