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May 2006 Archives


May 31, 2006:

Two days after the Kabul riot

May 29, 2006:

Combat in Southeastern Afghanistan; Mullah Dadullah not captured

May 24, 2006:

Fighting in Uruzgan; Osama bin Laden sighting in Pakistan

May 23, 2006:

Iraqi Government Forms; Recent Counterterrorism Ops

May 22, 2006:

Battles in Southeastern Afghanistan

May 21, 2006:

Fighting in Afghanistan, Talibanistan

May 19, 2006:

The Inaccurate Taliban Offensive; Taliban military commander Mullah Dadullah reported captured

May 18, 2006:

The Canadian Mission in Kandahar

May 16, 2006:

Task Force 145 Strikes in Latifiyah; Nets Abu Mustafa

May 15, 2006:

The Battle of Yusifayah

May 14, 2006:

Task Force 145 Strikes Near Ramadi

May 13, 2006:

Independent Operations and the Iraqi Army

May 11, 2006:

al Qaeda's assessment of the state of affairs in Baghdad, “the epicenter of jihad”

May 9, 2006:

Embedding in Afghanistan

May 8, 2006:

Task Force 145 may have struck again in Samarra

May 5, 2006:

Alazam 5 Rockets and the Zarqawi Tape

May 4, 2006:

Hunting Zarqawi and Tales of the Tape (Updated)

May 2, 2006:

al Qaeda's Assassination Program in Anbar

Terrorist Cell Dismantled Near Balad

May 1, 2006:

Safe Havens & Iraq

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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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