Al Qaeda
Terror: Al Qaeda’s Feuds and Fears
Terror: Al Qaeda’s Feuds and Fears
Iran: ‘We are not building A-bomb’
Afghan army may fill key security role by 2009: NATO
Iraq Anbar tribal leader vows to fight Al Qaeda
Supporters of Iraq Baathists Underpin Insurgency
US Focus on Ahmadinejad Puzzles Iranians
Two Italian troops missing in Afghanistan
Iran confirms shelling Kurdish militants in Iraq
Coalition forces killed Abu Taghrid, a key leader of al Qaeda’s Baghdad car-bombing network and former member of Ansar al Sunnah. Coaition special forces also killed 10 al Qaeda operatives and capture 22 during raids nationwide. The Iraqi governemnt admitted disbanding the Blackwater security firm would leave a security vacuum.
NATO not planning for a reduction in Canadian forces in Afghanistan, says top general
Iran promises missiles will fly if US attacks
The September 6 raid near Dayr az-Zawr targeted nuclear materials supplied to Syria by North Korea, according to The Times. Israeli commandos dressed as Syrian guards, gathered intelligence, and confirmed North Korean nuclear materials were being illegally obtained. Airstrikes were then ordered, with US approval.
The German-language version of the Global Islamic Media Front, an al Qaeda propraganda arm, has resurfaced after repepated attempts to shut it down. “After some brothers and sisters were arrested (may Allah free them) and the forum and blog of the GIMF were removed, we say this: the GIMF still exists and will continue its […]
A suicide bomber wounded three soldiers after ramming a convoy in Tank. One soldier and two women were killed during fighting in Bajaur agency. Two terrorists behind suicide attacks and assassination attempts on President Musharraf have joined Baitullah Mehsud in South Waziristan. Balochistan’s Chief Minister denied Taliban leaders are sheltering in the province. Lal Masjid […]
Pakistan backs off Al Qaeda pursuit
US, Europeans Planning Own Iran Sanctions
U.N. to expand its role in Iraq
Musharraf’s opponents arrested in Pakistan
The Long War Journal interviews the architect of the Concerned Citizens in the Arab Jabour region.
US forces and the Concerned Citizens hunt al Qaeda in the region southeast of Baghdad.
A suicide bomber killed one French soldier and wounded eight Afghan soliders in an attack on a convoy in Kabul. Afgan and NATO forces killed 40 Taliban in Helmand province.
New York: Iran’s leader can’t visit ground zero
Thirteen paramilitary soldiers were reported missing in North Waziristan. The military said it will not build permanent bases in the tribal areas. The Taliban bombed a hotel in Swat.
Al Qaeda fighters seize control of Iraqi village in Diyala
Twelve Taliban fighters were killed in Uruzgan province as they used children as human shields. Over 2,500 troops launched an offensive in the Girshk district. Both the UN and Germany extended the Afghan missions. NATO’s senior commander in Afghanistan said Iran’s military knew of a major arms shipment captured at the border in Farah province.
Shock Waves From Syria
Afghan Northern Alliance commander says Taliban talks a ‘long, complex’ process
Raid in Sulimaniyah nets an Iranian Qods Force officer. Additional raids in Baghdad and Diwaniyah result in three killed and 21 captured.
Al Qaeda released two videotapes within hours. Osama bin Laden declared war on Pakistan’s President Musharraf for his assault on the Red Mosque and his “submissiveness and aid to America.” Ayman al Zawahiri called on Muslims to attack African Union and UN peacekeepers deploying to the Sudan and castigated President Bashir for approving the deployment.
A battlefield circulation with Brigadier General Jim Huggins, the Deputy Commander of Multinational Forces Central, takes Bill to the Adhamiyah neighborhood in Baghdad.