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Munir Awad

Munir Awad ((アラビア語:منير عوض)) is a Lebanon-born citizen of Sweden and a convicted terrorist.〔 Munir Awad, and his fiancee were arrested in Kenya in 2007 when Ethopian forces invaded Somalia and foreigners were detained to stem suspected terrorists. In 2009 police who arrested them in Pakistan found a suicide belt in their luggage. On December 29, 2010 Awad was arrested in Denmark for the Copenhagen terror plot, and found guilty in 2012.〔〔
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== Captured in Kenya ==
Munir Awad, and his fiancee, Safia Benaouda (daughter to Helena Benaouda, head of Muslim Council of Sweden), were arrested in Kenya on January 18, 2007 when they fled Somalia after Ethopian forces, with United States support, invaded Somalia.
The pair describe being held in extrajudicial detention following the invasion, together with a large number of foreigners. They were eventually released.〔〔
They told reporters for Press TV that the soldiers who captured them were led by Americans and that Americans ran their interrogations.
According to an interview his fiancee gave to Raymond Bonner of the ''International Herald Tribune'' her interrogators kept asking her questions about a trip they said her boyfriend took to Denmark to recruit jihadists.〔

Benaouda told her interviewer that she told her interrogators that Awad had never been to Denmark, and that he did not convert to Islam until after 2004.
Benaouda said she and her boyfriend had traveled to Dubai, on vacation, but were disappointed at how commercialized facilities for tourists were.〔
So they traveled to Somalia to see a more traditional Muslim culture.
They arrived in Somalia shortly before it was invaded by Kenya.

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