Militant Leadership Monitor – August 2019
The August 2019 Issue of Militant Leadership Monitor features a brief on the alleged death of Hamza bin Laden, son of Osama bin Laden; an analysis on the “GNA’s Muscle in Southern Libya,” Southern Protection Force Leader Hassan Moussa Keley; an examination of Umm Ummara al-Muhajirah, a jihadist poetess and al- propagandist; an in-depth look at Hani bin Burayk, the deputy head of the Southern Transitional Council, the southern Yemen secessionist group that just took control of Aden; and a profile of the Chadian rebel leader Mahamat Nouri Allatchi, who was arrested in Paris on charges of violating human rights during his long career as revolting against the government in N’Djamena.
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