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US drones resume Waziristan flights
Guantanamo Britons to sue MI5 over 'illegal interrogation™
Ayman al Zawahiri, al Qaeda's second in command, said the US military is hiding its defeat in Iraq. "Where the American invasion stands now, after five years, is failure and defeat," Zawahiri said in an audiotaped response to General David Petraeus' remarks to Congress. Zawahiri also said world food shortages "is a part of the US-Zionist plan."
Islamist heckler guilty of terror crimes
Bara bin Malek Front commander killed in Pakistani shootout
Commander Ismail led a dangerous Taliban splinter group in Kunar province. He was behind the 2005 shootdown of a US Army Chinook that resulted in the deaths of 16 US Special Operations SEALs and airmen. The Long War Journal has an exclusive photo of Ismail.
Targeting al Qaeda in Iraq's network, March-April 2008
Coalition and Iraqi forces killed or captured 53 senior al Qaeda in Iraq operatives over the past month, including three senior leaders in Mosul and four leaders and facilitators in Baghdad.
Abu Omar al Baghdadi, the fictitious leader of al Qaeda's Islamic State of Iraq, released an audiotape calling for former Sunni insurgents now part of the police, Army, Awakening Councils, and the Sons of Iraq movements to rejoin the fight against the government and the US. Baghdadi is played by an actor named Abu Abdullah al Naima and is the creation of Abu Ayyub al Masri, al Qaeda's leader in Iraq.
Martyrdom Video: 'Osama Warned You'
Separate Bombings in Iraq Kill 53, Scores Wounded
Terror suspect threatened West with destruction
Al Qaeda linked website launches Italian section
Afghans and Pakistanis squeezing Taliban and al Qaeda
Al Qaeda leader arrested in Basrah
Britain monitoring 30 terror plots
Russia: Daghestani Decree May Spell Curtains For Play Recalling Dubrovka Tragedy
The Taliban confirmed that a German member of al Qaeda conducted a suicide bombing against a US outpost in the Sabari District of Khost province in March. Cuneyt Ciftci, also known as Saad Abu Furqan, recorded his last statements, and Taliban leader Siraj Haqqani and his deputy Mohammad Rahim Khosti appeared on a propaganda tape promoting the attack.
'No al Qaeda' found at US-Mexico border
Glasgow Airport bombers 'planned nightclub terror campaign'
New Pakistani government seeks peace with the Taliban
The government is starting negotiations with the Taliban and pulling the Army out of Swat. The Taliban welcome the federal and provincial overtures to negotiate as it plans to disrupt NATO supply lines to Afghanistan.
