Haqqani Network’s Taj Mir Jawad subgroup targeted in raid
Taj Mir Jawad is a co-leader of the Kabul Attack Network, and is a senior commander in the al Qaeda-linked Haqqani Network.
Taj Mir Jawad is a co-leader of the Kabul Attack Network, and is a senior commander in the al Qaeda-linked Haqqani Network.
Syria’s neighbors cautious about US-led intervention
Swat: The valley of the Wali
Public uprising against Pakistani and Afghan Taliban in Kunar
40 Percent of Insurgency In 10 Afghan Districts: ISAF
The “Khalid bin Waleed spring operation” will include the use “special military tactics,” “collective martyrdom operations,” and “insider attacks,” against Coalition personnel.
Taliban, taboos bar millions of women from voting
Taliban set conditions to release foreingers held in Logar
Afghan Powerful Figures Facilitate Release of Arrested Kidnappers
In the video, the children, some of whom appear to be no older than six, are shown firing handguns, AK-47 assault rifles, and a PKM machine-gun.
Taliban ‘little commandos’ in terror camp training video
Civilian casualties increased by 30 percent in Afghanistan: UN
The Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan leader “coordinated operations between IMU and Taliban networks” and directed suicide operations in Balkh province.
Taliban’s Promotional Activities Rise in Kandahar
Unconfirmed reports indicate that Abu Ubaydah Abdullah al Adam, a senior al Qaeda leader who serves as the intelligence chief for the terror group, was killed in a recent US drone strike in Pakistan’s tribal areas.
Sharia court ruling: Taliban amputate thieves’ limbs in Herat
Afghanistan – Reduced security blamed for Taliban attack
Pakistani Taliban Violently Reshape the Ballot
The Taliban have deployed female suicide bombers at least six times in Pakistan and three times in Afghanistan June 2010.
Afghanistan – MPs Call to Stop Releasing Taliban Prisoners
As US forces draw down from southern Afghanistan, the evolving IED tactics race enters its final stages.
Pakistan – First 2013 polio drive: 1.3 million children go unvaccinated
Afghanistan – Cross-border insurgent attacks increasing in east
German Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan leaders Yassin and Mounir Chouka and other top IMU figures praised Samir Hatour, who was killed by the US in a strike in North Waziristan in March 2012.
Taliban in Qatar see no early peace talks with US: sources
The strike in Pakistan’s Taliban-controlled tribal agency of South Waziristan is the first since the beginning of January.
A Question of Morality: Germany’s Afghan Staff Fear Reprisals
Some Hopeful Signs out of the Afghan Army
Islamist agitation fuels unrest in Bangladesh
Afghan farmers return to opium as other markets fail