Monthly Archives: November 2007

Iraq

Will the Shi’a Militia Truce Last?




Afghanistan

FOXNews.com – Afghanistan President Karzai: Bin Laden Tape ‘Ridiculous’


Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Resurgent Taliban Slows Aid Projects, Reconstruction



Al Qaeda

Source Compromise Exposes Probable Connection Between Al Qa’ida and Hizb ut Tahrir


Iraq

The Iraqi journalist who claimed 11 family members were killed recanted. A joint US & Iraqi operation in Khalis netted “scores” of al Qaeda fighters. Coalition forces killed one al Qaeda operative and detained 17 during operations. Coalition forces detained 18 suspects during operations north of Bayji. The Nasiriyah SWAT captured two Special Groups leaders. […]



Iran

The Mujahideen-e-Khalq (MEK) has won an appeal in British courts to be removed from the terrorism watchlist. Talks between the European Union and Iran over the nuclear program have broken down. The IAEA approved Russian nuclear fuel for the Bushehr plant. Two Iranian subs have been spotted in the Persian Gulf.


Iraq

Iraqi journalist recants claim that 11 family members were killed


Iraq

Mentoring Iraqi security, slowly – METimes


Somalia

Fifteen Somalis were killed in fighting in Mogadishu. Shabaab may be regrouping in the central provinces of Hiran and Galgadud. The Ethiopian military may label Hiran a Shabaab stronghold after recent attacks. Shabaab’s call to attack Ugandan peacekeepers may have caused a split between the terror group and the Hawiye clan. Burundi peacekeepers are to […]


Iraq

Australian troops to leave Iraq by mid-2008: Rudd


Iraq

Marines to cut armored vehicle orders – AP


Iraq

Turk army gets green light to hit rebels in Northern Iraq


Iraq

Crackdown on Iraq Sunni leader after bombs found





Al Qaeda

Bush could send troops into Pakistan to strike Bin Laden


Iraq

Immigrant returns to Iraq with US Army



Iraq

Iraqi soldiers killed one insurgent and captured 47 in operations throughout Iraq. Coalition forces captured 12 al Qaeda operatives during raids. Coalition forces also killed two members of the Special Groups and captured five in the Khan Bani Said region north of Baghdad. Insurgents killed the mayor of a district in Kirkuk.


Thailand

Muslim insurgents crucified a Muslim informant for the military. The terrorists “drove six-inch nails through his head, arms and legs to attach him to two pieces of wood, which were laid out like a cross in the middle of a road” in Narathiwat province after shooting and stabbing the man. Two Buhhdist were also beheaeded.



Iran

Questioning Iran™s ‘Urgent Need’ For Nuclear Energy


Iran

The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps is now in control of operations in the Persian Gulf. Iran claims to have built a sonar-avoiding submarine. President Ahmadinejad said the IAEA report on Iran’s nuclear program was a victory for the country.


Iraq

Iraq Unprepared for Return of Refugees to Baghdad, US Military Fears


Iraq

US over-counted Iraqi volunteer guards