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Behind the Mumbai Attacks

The Mumbai terrorists appear to have targeted wealthy Indians and foreigners in a series of coordinated attacks that have left over 100 dead and hundreds injured.

by Ashley J. Tellis
published by
NPR All Things Considered
 on November 26, 2008

Source: NPR All Things Considered

A previously unknown group, Deccan Mujahideen, claimed responsibility for the Mumbai attacks, which appeared to target Western tourists and killed at least 125 people and wounded nearly 300. Ashley Tellis reacts to the deadly attacks and discusses the group's origins on NPR's All Things Considered.

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