Indonesian Muslim group threatens to attack Japan

Indonesian Muslim group threatens to attack Japan

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Al-Habib Muhammad Rizieq Husein Syihab, the chairman of the Muslim Defenders Front (FPI), speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Jakarta on Sept. 20. The leader of the radical Muslim group threatened to attack Japan and any other nation that supports the United States in carrying out revenge strikes against Afghanistan.

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