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hijackers in the
September 11
attacks The
aircraft hijackers in the
September 11
attacks were 19 men
affiliated with
jihadist organization al-Qaeda...
- Look up
hijack,
hijacking, or
hijacker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hijacking may
refer to: Bluejacking, the
unsolicited transmission of data via...
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hijackings, most
cases involve the
pilot being forced to fly
according to the
hijacker's demands.
There have also been
incidents where the
hijackers have...
- Dubai.
While in Dubai, the
hijackers released 27 p****engers plus the body of a male
hostage who had been
stabbed by the
hijackers multiple times. Later, on...
- the
hijackers, in
particular one
called "Lotfi",
disliked seeing a lack of
adherence to
their Islamic beliefs;
according to Burgniard, the
hijackers objected...
-
hijack in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hijack, Highjack, or High Jack may
refer to:
Hijack (1973 film), an
American television action film
Hijack...
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guarded by a
military officer,
which the
hijackers had not
known about when
planning the
hijacking. The
hijackers decided to
steal the money, hand over control...
- a wheelchair, Leon Klinghoffer, was
murdered by the
hijackers and
thrown overboard. The
hijacking sparked the "Sigonella Crisis".
After the Palestine...
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would potentially subdue the
hijackers, but they
cannot risk the life of Rong Yiren, the vice
president of China. The
hijackers release women and children...
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Leatherman Wave multi-tool. The
hijackers arrived in
Boston from
Florida between September 7 and 9.
United Airlines Flight 175
hijackers The
flight was operated...
