Sudan
Events (14)
- August 12, 1993 and Shortly Thereafter: US Declares Sudan a Terrorism Sponsor; Bin Laden Placed on US Watch List 1993-08-12
- June 26, 1995: Al-Qaeda and Egyptian Militants Try to Assassinate Egyptian President Mubarak 1995-06-26
- Shortly After June 26, 1995: US Considers Bombing Bin Laden for Sponsoring Assassination Attempt on Egyptian President 1995-06-26
- May 18, 1996: Sudan Expels Bin Laden; US Fails to Stop His Flight to Afghanistan 1996-05-18
- February 5, 1998: US Rejects Sudanese Al-Qaeda Files that Could Stop Embassy Bombings 1998-02-05
- August 4-19, 1998: US Refuses Extradition of Two Embassy Bombers 1998-08-04
- August 20-September 2, 1998: US Not Interested in Two Apparent Embassy Bombers Held in Sudan; Pakistani ISI Lets Them Escape 1998-09-02
- August 15, 2002: 9/11 Victims’ Relatives File Lawsuit Against Alleged Saudi Al-Qaeda Financiers 2002-08-15
- March-May 1996: US, Sudan Squabble over Bin Laden’s Fate
- May 2000: CIA and FBI Again Reject Sudan’s Offer to Provide Al-Qaeda Files
- July-August 2001: US Finally Agrees to See Sudan’s Al-Qaeda Files
- Shortly Before October 1995: FBI Learns KSM Traveling to Sudan and Qatar
- Early 2002: Bin Laden’s Wife and Sons Get Sudanese Passports
- Late 1996-Late September 2001: Britain Not Interested in Sudan’s Files on Al-Qaeda