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| − | '''Tariq Ayoub''' was a cameraman for the [[Al-Jazeera]] news channel. He was killed on [[April | + | '''Tariq Ayoub''' was a cameraman for the [[Al-Jazeera]] news channel. He was killed on [[April 08]], [[2003]] when a US military plane launched a missile at Al-Jazeera's office in Baghdad, Iraq. The next day, US forces took Baghdad. |
| − | Al-Jazeera offices had been bombed by the US in Kabul, Afghanistan in November 2001 as well. | + | Al-Jazeera offices had been bombed by the US in Kabul, Afghanistan in [[November]] [[2001]] as well. |
35 year old Ayoub was a Jordanian who left behind a wife and children. Prior to Al-Jazeera he had worked for the Associated Press and the Jordan Times. | 35 year old Ayoub was a Jordanian who left behind a wife and children. Prior to Al-Jazeera he had worked for the Associated Press and the Jordan Times. | ||
[[Category:Television]] | [[Category:Television]] | ||
| + | [[Category:People]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:00, 5 February 2006
Tariq Ayoub was a cameraman for the Al-Jazeera news channel. He was killed on April 08, 2003 when a US military plane launched a missile at Al-Jazeera's office in Baghdad, Iraq. The next day, US forces took Baghdad.
Al-Jazeera offices had been bombed by the US in Kabul, Afghanistan in November 2001 as well.
35 year old Ayoub was a Jordanian who left behind a wife and children. Prior to Al-Jazeera he had worked for the Associated Press and the Jordan Times.
