Monthly Archives: March 2008

Yemen

Yemen: 1 Yemeni guard killed in explosion near US embassy in San’a


Pakistan

A suicide bomber dressed as a police recruit killed two policemen and wounded five in Swat. Mullah Nazir’s spokesman vowed to retaliate for the missile attack in South Waziristan, which he blamed on the US and Pakistan. The Taliban bombed a girls™ high school in Darra Adamkhel after warning the administration to close the school.


US Adapts Cold-War Idea to Fight Terrorists











US blamed for missile strike on al-Qaeda bases


Austria says deadline extended for al Qaeda hostages


Algeria

Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb is now demanding five million euros ($7.9 million) for the release of two Austrians they kidnapped last February. Austria has now appealed to Libya to help free its two seized nationals. Algeria closed two Christian churches in the southern city of Tizi Ouzou for allegedly engaging in “illegal activities.”


Iraq

A female suicide bomber detonated among a group of Shiite worshippers near a mosque in Karbala, killing at least 39 people and wounding 54. Iraq marked the 20th anniversary of Saddam Hussein’s chemical bombing and gassing of Iraqi Kurds in the northeast city of Halabja. Iraqi forces, advised by US Special Forces, detained the suspected […]




Bomb blast in northwestern Pakistan kills up to three police


Iraq

Female suicide attack kills 36 near Iraq Shiite shrine


Iraq

Iraq invasion was “successful endeavor”: Cheney








Afghanistan

Four NATO soldiers and three Afghan civilians have been killed by a suicide bomber in Helmand™s Gereshk district, according to regional reports. Two of those killed are listed as Danish troops. NATO has confirmed the death of a Canadian soldier who was killed while on foot patrol in Kandahar province.


Al Qaeda

A purported al Qaeda spokesman says nine al Qaeda commanders have been killed by security forcers in southern Afghanistan recently. Those killed were identified as Abu Anas, Abu Abdullah Al Asmi, Shuaib Sahrayee, and Abu Masaab Al Tami from Saudi Arabia; Khalid and Nauman from Pakistan; Abu Zaki from Kuwait; Jafar from Tajikistan; and Abu […]