India
Mumbai plotter testifies about training
Mumbai plotter testifies about training
Don’t count on a peace deal with Taliban
A suicide bomber killed five policemen and a soldier at a police headquarters in Peshawar. A soldier linked to the Taliban who was arrested in January had warned then that an attack was to be carried out at the Karachi naval base.
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The police station housed a unit of the Crime Investigation Department as well as commandos from the Special Services Group.
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The Taliban’s last three attacks in Pakistan have occurred in secured areas in two of Pakistan’s major cities.
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Headley alleges more Pakistan militants, ISI links
The Taliban’s war in Pakistan
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The al Qaeda operative is providing intelligence on the Qaeda network that funnels terrorists into Afghanistan. Before he reached Afghanistan, he traveled through Iran, where a recruiter attempted to convince him to become a suicide bomber.
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Seven “foreigners” were reported killed in the terrorist haven of North Waziristan.
“It was the revenge of martyrdom of Osama bin Laden. It was the proof that we are still united and powerful,” a Taliban spokesman said.
Spy, military ties aided bin Laden raid
David Headley’s testimony could reinforce suspicions about Pakistan’s terrorism ties
Pakistan’s ISI and military have played favorites with the Haqqanis, preserved Mullah Nazir and Hafiz Gul Bahadar, and supported the 2009 “peace deal” that brought the Taliban to power in Swat.