Another country where IIRO is alleged to have aided and abetted bringing in foreign terrorists was the former Communist country of Albania . In 1992 , with the support of the government of Sali Berisha " turned to Saudi Arabia for financial support " . Among the thirty Islamic NGOs and Islamic associations worked toward re-Islamization Albania was the IIRO . Muhammad al Zawahiri , ( the brother of Ayman al Zawahiri , the leader of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad movement and Osama Bin Laden 's key lieutenant ) as an accountant for the International Islamic Relief Organization ( IIRO ) . In addition to helping with relief and spreading correct Islam , IIRO was secretly helping other members of Islamic Jihad find jobs within " charitable organizations building mosques , orphanages and clinics " in Albania . They included the architect Muhammad Hassan Tita , who was assigning him collecting 20 % of the salaries earned by Islamic Jihad members employed by NGOs . By the mid-1980s , there were 13 members of Islamic Jihad in Albania 's capital Tirana . Shawki Salama Attiya , a former instructor in Afghan camps in the 1980s , who specialized in false identity documents came to Albania under the pseudonym of Majed Mustafa , and Ahmed Osman Saleh , who was wanted by the Egyptian authorities on suspicion of involvement in the attempted assassination of Egypt 's Prime minister Atef Sidiqi in 1993 . This conspiracy was later exposed during an investigation carried out by the American and Albanian secret services , and several Egyptian Islamist accused of terrorist activities were arrested in 1998 , particularly after the 1998 United States embassy bombings
1998 United States embassy bombings
1998 United States embassy bombings
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