Report Links 9/11 Attacks, Madrid Bombings
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An unidentified Muslim militant suspected of helping plan the Sept. 11 attacks in the United States also ordered this year's Madrid train bombings, a Spanish newspaper said Sunday, asserting the closest link yet between the two terrorist attacks.
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MADRID -- A city-bound train rumbled along with purpose on the same commuter line where bombs inflicted brutal carnage more than six months ago, killing 191 people and wounding hundreds in the worst terrorist attack in Europe in decades.
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MADRID: The FBI has established the clearest link yet between the March 11 Madrid train bombings and the September 11, â01, attacks on the US, a Spanish newspaper reported Sunday.
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Five small explosive devices detonated Friday at Madrid petrol stations after a telephone warning from the armed Basque separatist group ETA, reports said.
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Five explosions were reported in different parts of Spain Monday after the Basque separatist group ETA threatened to set off a total of seven bombs, Spanish media reported.
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Islamist radicals decided to blow up  commuter trains in Madrid because Spain was the easiest target  of the three main countries involved in the invasion of Iraq, a  trial of suspects for the 2004 bombings heard on Monday.
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Prime Minister Zapatero tells an inquiry into the Madrid bombings that Islamic terrorism was solely to blame.
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Staying true to leaked internal ETA documents in which militants plan to strike on &quot;days when the oppressors of our people organize&quot; commemorations, seven more blasts today struck across Spain on a national holiday.
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A computer simulation of the September 11, 2001, attack on the World Trade Center, posted on the Web site YouTube by Purdue University researchers, shows how hijacked planes crashed through the twin towers, stripping fireproofing materials from the steel columns and eventually leading to their collapse.
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From correspondents in Madrid, Spain, 01:33 PM IST Spanish authorities have arrested three additional suspects of the Al Qaeda-linked terrorist attacks in Madrid three years ago.Comment
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A man suspected of triggering the bombings of Spanish trains last March may also have met with the suicide hijackers who attacked the United States in 2001, a Spanish newspaper said.
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MADRID, Spain Dec 3, 2004 - Five small explosive devices detonated Friday at Madrid gas stations after a telephone warning from the armed Basque separatist group ETA, reports said.
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Exactly six months since bombs ripped through commuter trains in Madrid, Spain's newspapers reflect on those events in the shadow of the third anniversary of 9/11.
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For the first time since the Madrid train bombings, blurred images taken by closed-circuit television were published Tuesday, showing three explosions and people fleeing in panic during the first seconds of the ...
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On Dec. 3, five small explosive devices detonated at Madrid gas stations along busy highways after a telephone warning from the armed Basque separatist group ETA, the Associated Press  reported.
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MADRID  - Seven bombs went off in as many Spanish cities within the space of half an hour, slightly injuring five people, after anonymous callers claiming to speak for the underground Basque separatist group ETA told a Basque newspaper to expect the
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Al Qaeda inspired the 2004 Madrid train bombings which killed 191 people, a public prosecutor said on Monday in concluding remarks at the trial of 29 people accused of involvement in the attacks.