Osama Bin Laden's Son Declared Wanted, US Offers $1 Million For Information On His Whereabouts

The United States is putting forth a reward of up to $1m (£750,000) for data around one of the children of the late al-Qaeda pioneer Osama Bin Laden.

As indicated by the US State Department, Hamza receptacle Laden, whose father was executed by US Navy Seals in Pakistan in 2011, is rising as an innovator in the al Qaeda fear arrange.

"He has discharged sound and video messages on the Internet, approaching his supporters to dispatch att@cks against the United States and its Western partners, and he has compromised att@cks against the United States in vengeance for the May 2011 murdering of his dad by US military powers," it said in an announcement.

The State Department said when his dad was murdered, things seized from his concealing spot in Pakistan showed he was prepping Hamza container Laden to supplant him as the pioneer of the dread gathering. The more youthful container Laden is hitched to the girl of the lead thief in the September 2001 att@cks on the World Trade Center, the State Department said.

As American authorities chase him down, United Nations part states are required to solidify Hamza receptacle Laden's advantages, and conform to a movement boycott and arms ban, as indicated by the State Department agency of countert3rrorism. US authorities gauge Hamza canister Laden is between ages 30 and 33.

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