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April 2006 Archives


April 29, 2006:

Zarqawi and Task Force 145

April 28, 2006:

Sistani Rejects Militias, COIN in Iraq

April 26, 2006:

The Military & Propaganda Messages in Zarqawi's Tape

April 25, 2006:

Zarqawi Releases Video Tape (Updated)

Battles in the Afghan Provinces of Helmand and Kandahar

April 24, 2006:

Osama bin Laden calls Baghdad the "Epicenter" of Jihad just as the Iraqi Political Stalemate is Resolved

April 23, 2006:

Pakistan's Taliban Insurgency; Four Mid-Level al Qaeda Operatives and Taliban Commanders killed in Past Week

April 20, 2006:

The Taliban Consolidates Power in Pakistan as Violence Increases in Afghanistan

April 16, 2006:

The Battle for Baghdad II, The Three Block War & Iraq Ops

April 15, 2006:

Pounding the Taliban

April 13, 2006:

Coalition Forces Kill AQIZ Ambassador

Pakistan Strikes at High Value Target

Operation Mountain Lion in Afghanistan

April 12, 2006:

A Street Corner in Ramadi

April 11, 2006:

A Bombing in Karachi

April 10, 2006:

Declining Jaafari

April 9, 2006:

The Ramadi Factor

April 7, 2006:

al Qaeda Attacks Shiite Mosques

April 6, 2006:

The Global Warriors

Disrupting an Insurgent Group

The Expansion of Talibanistan

April 5, 2006:

Where's Zarqawi, Redux?

Powerplay III

April 2, 2006:

Turning the Screws

April 1, 2006:

Inside the UIA, Round II

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CNN cited Alexander Mayer and Bill Roggio's analysis on the US strikes in Pakistan.

The Times of India quoted Bill Roggio on Ilyas Kashmiri's role in recent attacks in Pakistan.

The Christian Science Monitor quoted Bill Roggio on the Taliban's links to al Qaeda.

The New York Times used data from LWJ maps and reports to make an Afghanistan-Pakistan border red map.

EurasiaNet quoted Bill Roggio on Tahir Yuldashev's death and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan's actions in Central Asia.

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LWJ at The Weekly Standard

Londonistan lives up to its name

Biden team drafts its own counterterrorism strategy after Defense Dept. declines

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