On Sunday, the Algerian government said it had discovered more bodies, but that the bodies were so disfigured it could not determine how many were hostages and how many were terrorists. Over the course of the siege, 23 hostages died, and Algerian officials fear the toll may go higher. The Algerian army nearly killed all the terrorists, but not before the terrorists apparently executed the remaining hostages. The siege of the In Amenas facility ended Saturday, when the Algerian military's final assault retook the BP joint venture plant in the Sahara from the al Qaeda-linked terrorists who had raided it Wednesday morning. "Either we get our brothers out or we die." "Our demands are so easy, so easy if you want to negotiate with us," says el Nigeri. In Arabic, El-Nigeri demands that 100 "comrades" who were arrested 15 years ago be released. We have hostages with bombs … on the body." "We will slaughter them."Ī second person, identified by Ennahar TV as a hostage, says, in heavily accented English, "We have prisoners. "The Americans that are here, we will kill them," says Abdel Rahman el-Nigeri, a leader of the al Qaeda-linked terrorists who held the plant, in Arabic.
The recordings that aired on Algeria's Ennahar TV were made before the four-day hostage crisis at the BP joint venture facility in the Sahara ended with nearly all terrorists and at least 23 hostages dead. hostages unless 100 imprisoned "comrades" are released, and also claiming that the hostages have been forced to wear bombs. 20, 2013— - Algerian TV has broadcast what it says is audiotape of terrorists at the In Amenas gas plant threatening to blow up the facility and "slaughter" U.S.
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