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U.S. embassies
in Kenya and Tanzania are leveled by near-simultaneous explosions.Total Devastation
A report on the bombings.
(8/7/98)
Security
and diplomacy experts on U.S. embassy security protocol. (8/7/98)
U.S. Response
Asst.
Secretary of State Susan Rice responds to the attacks. (8/7/98)
Searching
for Answers
Could the embassy
bombings have been prevented? Three experts discuss. (8/10/98)
The Investigation
Begins
Undersecretary
of State for Political Affairs Thomas Pickering discusses possible
leads in the bombing case. (8/12/98)
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Embassy
Bombers Sentenced to Life Without Parole
Update:
Four alleged operatives of Osama bin Laden were sentenced today to life
in prison without parole for planning and executing the 1998 bombings
of two U.S. embassies in Africa. (10/18/01)
Second Bomber Given Life
Term
Update:
A jury sentences the second of four men convicted in the African embassy
bombings to a life term without parole. (7/10/01)
Update:
One of the men convicted of executing the bombing of the U.S. embassy
in Kenya is sentenced to life in prison without parole. (6/12/01)
Taliban Won't Hand Over
Osama bin Laden
Update:
Afghanistan's ruling body says it will never hand over the exiled Saudi
millionare the U.S. believes is behind the embassy bombings. (5/30/01)
Guilty On All Counts
Three
experts discuss the
conspiracy and murder convictions in the African embassy bombing
trial. (5/29/01)
Court proceedings
begin against four men accused
of conspiring to bomb U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. (2/5/01)
Panel Reports
Examining
the findings of two panels looking into the bombings in Kenya and
Tanzania. (1/8/99)
The Search for Suspects
An international team continues
its investigation into the African embassy bombings.(9/30/98)
Who Is Osama bin Laden?
The Saudi
millionaire is believed to be behind a network of international
terrorists. (8/20/98)
U.S. forces attack
facilities in Sudan and Afghanistan believed to be controlled by alleged
terrorist Osama bin Laden.
Official Statements
Online
Special: Clinton administration comments on the U.S. military attacks.
(8/20/98)
Diplomatic Reaction
Reaction to the U.S. missile attacks from:
The
Sudanese Ambassador to the UN (8/25/98)
The
UN representative from Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban (8/25/98)
Samuel
Berger, President Clinton's National Security Adviser (8/21/98)
Four
U.S. Congressmen (8/20/98)
The Coming War
The Clinton administration pledges
to wage a war against international terrorism.
(8/25/98)
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