A full list of named al-Qaeda members first discovered in Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan has been published, the Daily Telegraph reported.

The list, dated Aug. 7, 2002, carries a total of 170 names with bin Laden himself registered at No. 1.

The files reveal the network members' statuses, including those who have been killed or captured, and those who chose to give up the struggle and "returned home."

According to the files, bin Laden expressed concern over "unnecessary civilian casualties," but remained focused on attacking Americans with plots to kill U.S. leaders till the end.

(China.org.cn, CNTV May 5, 2012)

据英国《每日电讯报》报道，从奥萨马·本拉登在巴基斯坦藏身处发现的一个完整的“基地”组织成员名单，目前已被出版。

这份日期为2002年8月7日的名单，记载了170多个成员姓名，本拉登排在第一个。

“基地”组织成员们的情况，也在文件中有所体现，这些人中有已经死亡或被捕的，还有选择放弃斗争“告老还乡”的。

据文件显示，本拉登对“没有必要的平民伤亡”表示了关注，但一直专注攻击美国人民，也有计划杀害美国领导人，斗争到底。