Hamza bin Laden, the 34-year-old son of the infamous Osama bin Laden, has reportedly resurfaced and is actively leading the al-Qaeda terrorist network, according to a report by UK Mirror. Previously declared dead in 2019, Hamza is now believed to be based in Jalalabad, a known terrorist stronghold in Afghanistan.
Known as the “Crown Prince of Terror,” Hamza is allegedly commanding the network alongside his brother Abdullah. Intelligence sources suggest that the brothers have built a militant dynasty, operating 10 terror training camps in Afghanistan with ties to other extremist groups worldwide.
“Hamza bin Laden is not only alive but actively involved in al-Qaeda’s resurgence, a fact well-known among senior Taliban leaders,” the report stated. It continued, “These leaders engage with him, holding regular meetings and securing him and his family.”
The camps reportedly train fighters and suicide bombers, equipping them to infiltrate Western nations and launch attacks. The revelation of Hamza’s role is raising concerns about the continuation of his father’s legacy of violence and terrorism.
