Sentence examples for intercepted among from inspiring English sources

Some eight assorted groups of fighters intercepted, among them III./JG 1, who claimed seven bombers, Leesmann responsible for one of them.

They said they had also intercepted conversations among fugitive Iraqi leaders indicating that the border region was the site of smuggling connected to those leaders.

In November, the C.I.A. concluded that Muhammad Atef, Al Qaeda's chief of military operations, had been killed in an American bombing raid after it intercepted communications among Al Qaeda officials discussing his death.

Intercepted communications among Russian intelligence figures are said to include frequent reference to Paul Manafort, Trump's campaign chairman for several months in 2016, who had previously worked as a political consultant in Ukraine.

The White House learned of the operation, the paper reported, when US intelligence agencies "intercepted communications among Israeli officials that carried details the US believed could have come only from access to the confidential talks, officials briefed on the matter said".

The National Security Agency had intercepted communications among Qaeda leaders months ago talking about an unnamed Nigerian preparing to attack, but the government never correlated that with information about Mr. Abdulmutallab's radicalization collected by embassy officials in Nigeria from the suspect's father.

American officials have intercepted Internet traffic among Al Qaeda followers that they believe originated in Pakistan.

For instance, the United States has intercepted radio communications among Al Qaeda operatives talking about Mr. bin Laden's general whereabouts.

Thwarted by Hebert on a breakaway earlier in the period, Scatchard intercepted the puck among three Anaheim skaters and beat the goalie cleanly with a high snap shot unassisted from the left side.

In 1996, a Florida couple intercepted a call among Congress members and gave a recording to Representative Jim McDermott, Democrat of Washington, who then gave it to newspapers, including The New York Times.

In Bahia, intercepted cellphone conversations among leaders of the police strike, recorded by intelligence officials and broadcast on the Globo television network, suggested that rebellious police officers were plotting acts of vandalism and were trying to extend the strike to Brazil's two most powerful states, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.