As long as you can help us capture bin Laden, we will pay you a 50 million bounty.
Many senior leaders in the United States have long been troubled by bin Laden, and they even offer high rewards in order to find his traces.
I have to sigh that there must be brave people under money.
In 2011, bin Laden's life came to an end after receiving urgent clues, and a decade of fierce fighting finally ended.
Later, when discussing the key clues of the operation, it was surprising that it was bin Laden's personal physician who provided this important information, according to people familiar with the matter.
Many people are curious about the identity of this personal doctor.
How did he get into bin Laden's inner circle? And in the end, did the 50 million dollars fall into his hands?
After the rich man, bin Laden's crazy career.
Osama bin Laden, who is regarded by the United States as the leading "terrorist", has a life full of mystical elements, and when people mention him, they will always think of him as "the world's most wanted man".
It has been lamented that when they first met bin Laden, it was difficult to associate him with terrorists.
Despite his power, he lived in a simple mud hut and dressed modestly in traditional Arabic robes, as if he were a devout ascetic.
It may be widely believed that bin Laden tried to live a simple life in order to remember the origins of his poverty.
However, what is surprising is that he is actually a typical "rich second generation".
Despite living in a single-parent family from an early age, his father's love for bin Laden never diminished.
After the plane crash, he inherited his father's fortune of $300 million, but the rich kid did not indulge in material comforts.
On the contrary, for quite some time he lived a life similar to that of an ascetic.
At the age of fourteen, bin Laden took over his father's business, and although he was young but mentally mature beyond his peers, he had experienced a divorced family and a long period of immersion in Arab culture, which made him feel so religious and politically awakened that he took off his Western clothes.
It was not until he graduated from university in 1979 that the Islamic world was in turmoil, Iran's religious revolution was in irreconcilable contradiction with the rule of secular kings, and a revival movement was booming in the Middle East.
After the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the Middle East became a barrel of gunpowder that ignited the long-awaited flame, and many young people threw themselves into the battle against the Soviet invasion.
At just 22 years old, bin Laden did not miss this opportunity, and despite coming from a wealthy family and being able to make ends meet even in the midst of war, he resolutely left his comfortable environment and embarked on the road to the "holy war" that leads to the Hindu Kush.
To bin Laden, the myriad assets to his name seem insignificant.
He spent millions of his fortune on supporting the war effort, building roads, trenches, and rear hospitals for the Afghan guerrillas.
Even he personally led the young warriors into battle.
Osama bin Laden has now made a name for himself in the military, ostensibly emerging from the conflict between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union, but with the backlash between the two superpowers during the Cold War.
And he was on the opposite side of the Soviet Union, which meant that he was bound to win the favor of the Americans.
In the eighties, bin Laden became increasingly close to the Americans, and he even received leadership training from the CIA.
The Soviets seemed to be aware of the complexity of the Afghan problem in 1988 and, in order to avoid getting bogged down in the quagmire and sinking further into it, they gradually withdrew their troops stationed in the region.
The move provided an opportunity for bin Laden to create an al-Qaeda organization that aimed to wage a larger jihad.
As the organization grew, bin Laden seemed to have declared his ambition to unify all Muslims around the globe.
Thus, after the withdrawal of all Soviet troops, bin Laden's goal turned to the West.
The tension between the opposing sides tends to be white-hot, as if it is about to erupt.
When the Gulf War broke out, Saudi Arabia rejected bin Laden's request for assistance. They then consulted with the United States and agreed to the request for a 500,000 U.S. military station.
This move gave bin Laden a deep understanding of the true face of Americans.
Therefore, in subsequent public appearances, he changed his opinion of the United States, believing that the entry of these "infidels" into Saudi territory was a desecration of the Holy Religion, and condemned such actions as the colonization of Saudi Arabia.
Naturally, the Saudi authorities will never tolerate bin Laden's misdeeds. They expelled bin Laden from the country in 1990 after learning of his open support for extremist groups.
Although Saudi brutality failed to completely destroy bin Laden, he never gave up his ambition to unify Muslims, even when deprived of his most basic civil rights.
After going into exile in Sudan, he devoted himself to building al-Qaeda.
In the face of the steady stream of outside criticism, bin Laden has never shown any intention of slowing down.
According to rumors, he is inextricably linked to the bombing of a hotel in Yemen in 1992, and even the bombing of a US military camp in Leah in 1995 and the bombing of a US military camp in Dharan in 1996.
The 911 terrorist attacks of 2001 were seen as the trigger that brought tensions between bin Laden and the United States to a peak.
This incident in the United States has caused great concern, and many Americans have begun to wonder whether those in power, who are constantly incurring hostility, are capable of ensuring the safety of their people.
The United States immediately launched an extensive investigation aimed at calming the unease and stabilizing the chaotic situation.
In their opinion, the mastermind of the incident is likely to be bin Laden, who has long harbored grievances against the United States.
As a result, the U.S. government offered a $25 million bounty and even carried out a massive bombing of Afghanistan in December of the same year to destroy bin Laden, who might be hiding in the Tora Bora Valley.
However, when all the U.S. troops thought they could clean their hands, they didn't know that bin Laden had bribed a senior Afghan official beforehand and fled.
For bin Laden, the Middle East has become a difficult place to live, so he decided to change direction and turn his attention to Pakistan.
As soon as he stepped into Pakistan's territory, the U.S. military realized this and began to put pressure on the Pakistani side.
Since then, he and the U.S. military have staged a gripping cat-and-mouse drama on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
In order to successfully pursue bin Laden, the United States did not hesitate to spend a lot of manpower and material resources, which can be described as racking its brains, but it has not been fruitful.
In October 2004, the angry Americans set up a "Joint Special Operations Command" to hunt down bin Laden, making the pursuit of bin Laden a top priority, and once bin Laden's whereabouts were confirmed, he could launch a killing operation without any discussion.
Who would have imagined that in the pursuit of a wanted criminal, the United States would use a powerful and massive task force.
However, the arrows that had been released could not be recovered, and the United States not only used high-tech technology to conduct a carpet search of bin Laden's whereabouts, but once it found any clues, it would be hit mercilessly and violently.
Under the grinding of artillery fire, there is almost no vegetation on the ground, however, it is surprising that in this desperate situation, bin Laden has been dealing with the US military for ten years!
It wasn't until 2011 that the U.S. Navy SEALs achieved the feat of a decade-long U.S. deployment in less than an hour: killing bin Laden in his mansion in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
This move has finally landed the big stone in the hearts of the US top brass for a long time, and this "bad debt" finally no longer needs to continue in their hands.
The United States paid the price of nearly 6,000 soldiers in the long years of pursuing bin Laden, as well as heavy military spending. So, how did the United States finally solve this stubborn problem?
One person has to be mentioned, and that is Avriddi, bin Laden's personal physician.
After bin Laden's expulsion from Saudi Arabia, he embarked on a long road of fugitive, which was full of bumps and uncertainties, and he had to hire a personal doctor to keep an eye on his health in order to ensure his safety.
The lady has been compensated, and the army has also been compensated.
Upon his arrival in Pakistan, bin Laden became acquainted with a prominent doctor in Islamabad.
He knew that following him would inevitably bring great risks.
Therefore, he generously offered a heart-warming treatment, and it was this generous gift that made Havridi willing to overcome his fears.
However, those who are attracted by the benefits are also likely to be deceived by the more enticing interests and leave.
When Havridy learned that Americans had bought bin Laden's life at a high price, he felt as if he had been given a lottery ticket that was about to bring him infinite luck.
He fantasizes that he will not only be rewarded handsomely, but also be hailed as a hero for eliminating terrorists, which is a double win.
So, he secretly got in touch with the CIA and provided detailed information about bin Laden.
Many people may have speculated, but as for the end of this man, Havridi failed to realize the great ambition in his heart, and instead went to prison for treason.
What is the reason for this?
The United States had a bad relationship with Pakistan to arrest bin Laden. While the United States has good reasons to act, it should be agreed with the Government of Pakistan before it is implemented.
However, the U.S. Navy SEALs crossed the border without the knowledge of the Pakistani government and successfully killed Osama bin Laden.
This raises questions about whether the United States respects Pakistan.
The local government was already furious, and when it heard that Havridi had secretly conspired with the United States for personal gain, which had brought the country's reputation to the ground, it spread its anger on Havridi in a counterattack against the United States.
epilogue
The Pakistani side eventually charged Havridi and sentenced him to decades in prison, when the money was really just a worthless check.
It is deeply regrettable that the United States was undoubtedly the beneficiary of this exchange of interests, but Hafridi did not get his wish, his bright future was thwarted, he was spurned by the Pakistani people, and he was finally forced to bear the charge and lose his freedom.