《查理周刊》案嫌犯或曾接受基地培训（Charlie weekly case suspects or have received base training）.doc

《查理周刊》案嫌犯或曾接受基地培训（Charlie weekly case suspects or have received base training） Charlie weekly case suspects or have received base training French police Thursday night are still in search of suspected French comic magazine Charlie (Charlie Hebdo) attacks of the two brothers, who had earlier on Thursday in a forest in northeastern Paris in two and saw the man looks similar to the suspect. Wednesday night, the police confirmed the identity of the two suspects, they were 34 year old Saeed? Library (Said Kouachi) and Archie Reeve 32? Library (Cherif Kouachi), Archie is a French citizen born in Algeria. An American official said on Thursday that Said had traveled to Yemen in 2011, where he may have received training in a al-Qaeda. Said stayed in Yemen for weeks, and he may have been trained at a training camp managed by the Al Qaeda organization in Arabia (AQAP). AQAP is a branch of Al Qaeda in Yemen. This is the first show that Yemen may be Charlie magazine headquarters attack evidence in this case, there are 10 journalists and two police officers were killed, but officials said the relationship between Said and AQAP, there are still many unanswered questions. It is unclear whether AQAP played a role in organizing the shooting in Paris. Intelligence agencies are still trying to clarify what Said might have received training in Yemen, and he is the leader of the organization and associations, including American born religious leader Anwar (Anwarn al Awlaki? Al-Awlaki) he died in an air raid in Yemen in 2011. In the past few years, U.S. officials have seen AQAP as the most dangerous al Qaeda branch, and the United States remains a strong influence in Yemen, despite continued air strikes by senior members of the group. AQAP magazines revelations (Inspire) called for a period in 2013, the organization was found to those who insulted Islam Western attacks, including Wednesday shot the Charlie weekly editor in chief Sitefannei Shaboniye (St phane letter? Charbonnier). French