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Taliban claim killing of Saudi diplomat

Updated: 2011-05-16 17:31

(Agencies)

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Taliban claim killing of Saudi diplomat

Policemen inspect a damaged car, currently parked in a police station, in which a Saudi diplomat was travelling in when under attack by gunmen, in Karachi May 16, 2011. Gunmen on motorcycles attacked the car belonging to the Saudi Arabian consulate in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Monday killing a Saudi diplomat, police and the Saudi ambassador said. [Photo/Agencies]

ISLAMABAD - Pakistan's al Qaeda-linked Taliban said on Monday they killed a Saudi Arabian diplomat in the Pakistani city of Karachi.

"We take responsibility," a Taliban spokesman said by telephone from an undisclosed location, referring to the killing of the diplomat earlier in the day.

"Until America stops chasing al Qaeda and stops drone strikes we will keep carrying out such attacks," he said, referring to US

Taliban claim killing of Saudi diplomat

 attacks with pilotless aircraft on militants in northwest Pakistan.

 

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