Al Qaeda
Pakistan deserves real credit for arresting al-Mauritani: US official
Pakistan deserves real credit for arresting al-Mauritani: US official
US hails Pakistan’s capture of al Qaeda leader
“Gunmen” killed five people in an ambush in Jowhar. Shabaab arrested four people in connection with the murder of a Red Cross worker in Baidoa, and imposed a curfew in Afgoye. Puntland said it is expelling more than 1,700 “foreigners,” most of whom are Pakistanis and Ethiopians.
Pakistan – Chinese language in Sindh schools from 2013
Pakistan says senior al Qaeda leader captured
Pakistan detains 3 al-Qaida suspects
More power to Pakistan’s jihadis
US wants agent doctor released; Pak says no
Pakistan urges Afghanistan to help free youths
A former Guantanamo detainee named Sabar Lal Melma was shot by security forces in Afghanistan. According to ISAF, Melma was a “key affiliate of the al Qaeda network.” Melma was once a senior Afghan official in charge of border security in Kunar province. Leaked files allege that he allowed al Qaeda members to escape Afghanistan.
NATO races to secure violent, porous Afghanistan-Pakistan border
The Taliban killed four policemen in a rocket attack in Bamyan. Pakistani Taliban leader Faqir Mohammad is said to have kidnapped more than 30 boys who crossed from Bajaur into Kunar.
AQAP has released a biography commemorating former Guantanamo detainee Hani Abdo Shaalan. In the video, AQAP claims that Shaalan was killed in an American airstrike in December 2009. Previously, the Yemeni government claimed that Shaalan was killed during a shootout with government forces.
Pakistani fertilizer fuels Afghan bombs
US officials have claimed that the al Qaeda leader was killed in a Predator strike. The tape gives no indication that Atiyah is dead.
CIA Strikes Strain Ties With Pakistan Further
Yemeni military officers claimed that Wuhayshi’s body was brought to a hospital in Aden after a clash near Zinjibar. His death has not been confirmed.
The Taliban-controlled tribal agency still serves as a primary node for al Qaeda’s operations in Pakistan.
Atiyah Abd al Rahman, a top al Qaeda leader, was reportedly killed on August 22. Senior US intelligence officials contacted by The Long War Journal would neither confirm nor deny Atiyah’s death. Atiyah was al Qaeda’s “general manager” and Osama bin Laden’s “chief of staff,” according to a senior US intelligence official.
US official: Al-Qaida’s No. 2 killed in Pakistan
Qaeda firmly rooted in Pakistan tribal fiefdom
The Bajaur Taliban leader is operating an illegal FM radio channel and apparently is broadcasting from Afghanistan.
Abd al Hakim Bilhaj claimed to have renounced violence and jihad after he was freed by Saif al Islam during an amnesty program in 2010.
Taliban fight takes heavy toll on Pakistani troops
Pakistanis in denial 10 years after 9/11
The Taliban shouted “Allahu Akbar” after using an 82mm recoilless rifle to execute a police commander in Paktia province in eastern Afghanistan.
US senators stress complex nature of Pakistan ties
The terrorist counterintelligence unit killed an Afghan accused of working for the Americans in North Waziristan.
Two senior members of al Qaeda’s al Ghuraba cell were designated by the Treasury Department earlier this month. The cell was first broken up in 2003, based on intelligence gleaned from detainees in the CIA’s controversial enhanced interrogation program. Lashkar-e-Taiba reportedly provided training for the cell.
The strike took place in the Mir Ali area, a known haven for a number of terrorist groups.