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Doku Umarov claimed the attack was revenge for a February raid in the village of Arshty in Ingushetia. Umarov reiterated that attacks inside Russia would continue.
Unmanned US aircraft struck a compound in the village of Tapi. Pakistani military kills 36 Taliban in neighboring Arakzai.
A judge has ruled that Mohamedou Ould Slahi should be released from Guantanamo. Slahi was a key recruiter of 9/11 point man Ramzi Binalshibh, tactical commander Mohammed Atta, and two other suicide pilots, and was a top facilitator in the failed millennium bombing plots.
The al Qaeda-linked leader sent a delegation to meet with the Afghan government. Conditions include an end to military operations and the withdrawal of "foreign fighters" after a NATO withdrawal.
A military commander was shot and killed as he left a mosque in Kismayo. Rival Hizbul Islam is the likely culprit.
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Caucasus Emirate leader takes credit for Moscow suicide attacks
Doku Umarov claimed the attack was revenge for a February raid in the village of Arshty in Ingushetia. Umarov reiterated that attacks inside Russia would continue.
13 killed in double suicide attack in southern Russia
The first bomber detonated outside police headquarters in Dagestan, the second struck during rescue operations. The blasts took place just two days after the double suicide attack in Moscow's metro.US strikes kill 6 in North Waziristan
Unmanned US aircraft struck a compound in the village of Tapi. Pakistani military kills 36 Taliban in neighboring Arakzai.
'Black Widow' female suicide bombers kill 37 in Moscow metro blasts
The Chechen 'Black Widows' return to Moscow and strike during rush hour to maximize civilian casualties. One strike took place at a station that serves the FSB headquarters.US strike kills 4 in North Waziristan
The latest airstrike hit a compound in the Mir Ali region, a haven for the Taliban and al Qaeda.US, UN sanction al Qaeda in Iraq leader
Muthanna Harith Sulayman al Dhari, the son of the leader of Iraq's radical Association of Muslim Scholars, provides logistical and financial support for al Qaeda in Iraq.Pakistan strikes Taliban camps in Arakzai
Pakistani fighter-bombers struck at hideouts in the Taliban-controlled trial agency. One of the targets was a seminary run by the Tablighi Jamaat.Large-scale arrests in Saudi Arabia illustrate threat to the oil supply
Saudi Arabia announced arrests of 113 alleged al Qaeda-affiliated terrorists whom it claims were planning attacks against oil facilities. Over the past six years, al Qaeda and other jihadi groups have come to see attacks against oil targets as one of the keys to their economic strategy.US kills 6 in strike against Haqqani Network
The strike targeted the Haqqani Network and is the fifth since March 16.US judge orders release of 9/11 recruiter
A judge has ruled that Mohamedou Ould Slahi should be released from Guantanamo. Slahi was a key recruiter of 9/11 point man Ramzi Binalshibh, tactical commander Mohammed Atta, and two other suicide pilots, and was a top facilitator in the failed millennium bombing plots.
Hekmatyar's 'peace plan' calls for NATO withdrawal by 2011
The al Qaeda-linked leader sent a delegation to meet with the Afghan government. Conditions include an end to military operations and the withdrawal of "foreign fighters" after a NATO withdrawal.
US strike kills 4 in North Waziristan
The airstrike is the fourth in the Taliban-controlled tribal area in six days. The Taliban murdered four "US spies" in North Waziristan.Senior Shabaab commander killed in Somali South
A military commander was shot and killed as he left a mosque in Kismayo. Rival Hizbul Islam is the likely culprit.
