A Kenyan al-Shabaab operative was sentenced to two life terms after plotting a 9/11-style aircraft attack on US soil, including training as a pilot to hijack a commercial plane.

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Kenyan man, Cholo Abdi Abdullah, has been sentenced to life in prison for planning a 9/11-style attack in the U.S.

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Cholo Abdi Abdullah, the Kenyan national who has been charged in the United States with an attempt to hijack an aircraft to ...

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A Kenyan national and operative for the terrorist organization al-Shabaab will spend the rest of his life in prison after a ...

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A Kenyan al-Shabaab member, Cholo Abdi Abdullah, received two life sentences for plotting to crash a hijacked plane into ...

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Cholo Abdi Abdullah, 35, was hit with two life sentences for plotting a 9/11-inspired attack on Atlanta, Georgia.