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Daily Iraq Report for March 17, 2007
Today's report includes: A triple chemical attack in Anbar province, Sadr speaks out against the US, Diyala operations are underway as the tribes fight al Qaeda, Task force 145 hunts al Qaeda and a US victory on the cyber front. |
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Get up-to-date information and statistics on the US air campaign targeting al Qaeda and the Taliban in Pakistan's northwest.
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LWJ in the news:
The Washington Post cited LWJ's statistics on the US air campaign in Pakistan. The Sunday Times cited Bill Roggio's report on the death of three US soldiers in Pakistan. The Times of India quoted Bill Roggio on the connections between the Afghan and Pakistani Taliban, and al Qaeda. UPI cited Bill Roggio's report on the death of three US soldiers in Pakistan. The Hindustan Times quoted Bill Roggio on the downplay of relations with India and the need to address the possibility of loose nukes in Pakistan in the US' 2010 QDR. UPI cited LWJ on reports of Hakeemullah Mehsud's death. The Globe and Mail cited LWJ's statistics on the US air campaign in Pakistan and quoted Bill Roggio on the impact of the death of three US soldiers in Pakistan. The Christian Science Monitor cited LWJ's statistics on the US air campaign in Pakistan. The Wall Street Journal quoted Bill Roggio on the Feb. 2 airstrike in North Waziristan. CNN quoted Bill Roggio on the Predator campaign in Pakistan. The Associated Press cited Bill Roggio on reports of Hakeemullah Mehsud's death. Forbes quoted Bill Roggio on the State of the Union address. The New York Times quoted Bill Roggio on the current situation with the US air campaign in Pakistan. The Wall Street Journal cited LWJ's statistics on the US air campaign in Pakistan. Dawn News cited Bill Roggio's reports on the hunt for Hakeemullah Mehsud. LWJ at The Weekly StandardPakistan: Mullah Omar is here, but isn't a threat Al Qaeda affiliate in Somalia attacks medical students AFP quotes Lashkar-e-Taiba on Swiss minaret ban and "inter-faith harmony" WSJ: Obama to oppose expansion of Afghan security forces Covert Radio |
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