ISN: 768
Nationality: Saudi
The following is a summary of the allegations against Ahmed
Al Darbi found in publicly available US military documents. If US military
documents about this prisoner are inaccurate or misleading then this summary
will be as well. The introduction to this set
of summaries explains some of the terms used below.
Al Darbi faces active
charges in the military commissions system. According to his charge sheet, Al
Darbi was involved with 3 militant training camps. He is alleged to have
trained at Khaldan and Al Qaeda’s Jihad Wahl and to have taught at Al
Qaeda’s Al Farouq.
His charge sheet also says that he purchased a crane, GPS devises, and a boat to be used in a plot organized by al Nashiri to sink a petroleum tanker in the Strait of Hormuz in order to cause a world-wide economic depression. In October 2002 an attack on a French ship operated by a Malaysian oil company killed a Bulgarian crew member. The ship was the MV Limburg. A group linked to Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack.
In December 2013 Al Darbi was charged with attacking civilians, attacking civilian objects, hazarding a vessel, terrorism, and attempt in a military commission.
His charge sheet also says that he purchased a crane, GPS devises, and a boat to be used in a plot organized by al Nashiri to sink a petroleum tanker in the Strait of Hormuz in order to cause a world-wide economic depression. In October 2002 an attack on a French ship operated by a Malaysian oil company killed a Bulgarian crew member. The ship was the MV Limburg. A group linked to Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack.
In December 2013 Al Darbi was charged with attacking civilians, attacking civilian objects, hazarding a vessel, terrorism, and attempt in a military commission.
Al Darbi’s DAB
says that he was arrested in Azerbaijan for having counterfeit money. He was
later transferred to US custody. He was sent to Guantanamo in August 2002.
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