Monthly Archives: August 2011





Pakistan

Five soldiers and six Taliban fighters were killed during fighting in Kurram. Police released a sketch of one of the men who kidnapped a US citizen in Lahore.




Afghanistan

The Taliban killed 24 civilians in a pair of bombings in Herat. Suicide bombers killed two security guards at a base in Paktia. Security forces killed and captured several Taliban and HIG commanders and fighters in Kandahar, Helmand, Zabul, Ghazni, Logar, Nangarhar, and Faryab.


Iraq

Security forces killed four terrorists in Baghdad and detained 11 terrorists in Kirkuk and four insurgents in Mosul. Insurgents killed two policemen and three civilians in Anbar, Tarmiyah, and Mosul.


Yemen

Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula fighters took control of the coastal city of Sharqa in Abyan province. The Houthis accused the US of carrying out a car bombing that killed two people in Al Jawf.


Israel

Terrorists killed seven Israeli citizens in attacks along the Egyptian border. Israeli troops clashed with the gunmen after they shot up a bus and fired an anti-tank missile at a car. Officials said the terrorists infiltrated from Gaza via the Egyptian Sinai.


Algeria

Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claimed credit for the Aug. 14 suicide bombing at a police station in Tizi Ouzou that wounded more then 30 Algerians. AQIM claimed 35 “apostates” were killed.








Pakistan

Pakistan – Army waiting for ‘uprising’ against foreigners in NWA



Pakistan

The Taliban killed an anti-Taliban militia leader and his son in an attack at a checkpoint in Bajaur. A Taliban leader who was captured in Karachi was freed on bail.




Russia

The Islamic Caucasus Emirate confirmed that Abdullah Magomedaliev, who is also known as Emir Daud, was killed along with six fighters by Russian security forces in Dagestan last week. Daud was involved in the planning and execution of suicide attacks.


Afghanistan

The Taliban killed eight people in a bombing at a market in Uruzgan. Security forces killed and captured several Taliban and IMU commanders and fighters in Kandahar, Wardak, Paktia, Nangarhar, and Kunduz.



Iran

Iran is the biggest threat to Iraq’s security, says Pentagon official


Egypt

Salafists defend right to be part of new Egypt democracy


Shabaab

Contractors Are Accused in Large-Scale Theft of Food Aid in Somalia


Iraq

Al Qaeda in Iraq killed an engineer in Diyala by strapping a bomb on his body and detonating it. Security forces detained five members of a cell thought to have executed the deadly bombing in Al Kut. The Promised Day Brigade claimed it executed eight attacks against US troops in six provinces.