Al-Qaeda leader vows strikes after bin Laden’s death

Nasser al—Wahishi, the head of al—Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and once a close associate of bin Laden, posted a eulogy for the slain al—Qaeda leader on Islamic extremist websites on Tuesday.

The leader of al—Qaeada’s Yemeni offshoot has warned the U.S. that Osama bin Laden’s death does not signal the end of the fight and threatened to carry out worse attacks in the future.

Nasser al—Wahishi, the head of al—Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and once a close associate of bin Laden, posted a eulogy for the slain al—Qaeda leader on Islamic extremist websites on Tuesday.

Al—Wahishi warned Americans “the matter will not be over” with bin Laden’s death and that “what is coming is greater and worse.”

He said “jihad is glowing brighter” now than during bin Laden’s life, according to a transcript provided on Wednesday by SITE Intel group, which monitors militant messages.

Al—Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is one of the most active affiliates of the terrorist network.