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APCAIRO, Egypt - An al-Qaida militant who escaped from a U.S. prison in Afghanistan turned up in an online video posted Wednesday, assailing the Saudi royal family for its alliance with the United States.
The 45-minute video of Abu Yahia al-Libi, who broke out of the Bagram Air Base prison north of Kabul in 2005, was monitored by the IntelCenter, a U.S. government contractor that watches for al-Qaida messaging.
According to its transcript, al-Libi, whose nom de guerre means "the Libyan" in Arabic, gives a lengthy diatribe, accusing Saudi royals of seeking the White House's "praise" and "gratitude."
The authenticity of the video, which showed a black turbaned, bearded al-Libi, in a camouflage uniform, and also a map of the Saudi Arabian peninsula, could not be verified.
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