Monthly Archives: August 2007



Afghanistan

Tajikistan/Afghanistan: Road Bridge Opens With Aim Of Strengthening Trade



India

Police found 19 unexploded bombs throughout Hyderabad one day after two bombings killed 43 and wounded over 80. Investigations into past bombings have stalled after the trail led to foreign terror groups such as HUJI or LeT. India said that after Iraq, it has suffered more terrorist casualties than the West combined since 9/11.


Iraq

Former Iraqi leader returning ‘to fight for our country’


Iraq

Britain pulls out troops from Basra’s joint coordination center


Iran

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps terror label ‘paves way for air strikes’


Pakistan

Four police were killed and two wounded in a suicide car bomb attack in Swat. One solider and five Taliban were killed after the Taliban attacked a checkpoint in North Waziristan. The Taliban bombed four video shops in Buner. Police killed a Laskhar-e-Jangvi operative in Karachi.




Afghanistan

Afghan troops attacked Taliban mortar positions inside Pakistan, killing 19 fighters. Afghan police said 25 Taliban were killed in Ghazni province. ISAF said 12 Taliban were killed after ambushing troops in Helmand province, while the Taliban claimed 18 civilians in a “wedding party” were killed in an airstrike.


Iraq

Anbar Salvation Council says named candidates for vacant portfolios


Iraq

Iraq’s leaders agree on key benchmarks


Iraq

Sunni Arab party to join new alliance – Iraq PM




Iran

Iran: Nuclear activities have not halted



India

Two bombings in Hyderabad killed at least 42 and wounded 50. The blasts, which were just five minutes apart, occurred at an auditorium and a restaurant. Harkat-ul-Jihad-i-Islami (HUJI) operative Mohammed Abdul Sahed is suspected of being behind the blasts. HUJI is a Pakistani-based terror group which operations in Jammu and Kashmir, and India.


Al Qaeda

Armed groups fight by government’s side against Qaeda – Iraqi General



Afghanistan

A suicide bomber hit a foreign convoy near Kabul, wounding six. A rocket struck a hospital in Kabul, no casualties were reported. One Taliban was killed and two captured in Khost province. Germany will boost aid in Kunduz, Takhar, and Badakhshan provinces by about $250 million, while Australia will send $125 million in aid to […]


Pakistan

Four security personnel, including a senior officer, were kidnapped in South Waziristan. Six soldiers were


Somalia

Seven Muslim insurgents and one policeman were killed during fighting in Mogadishu on Friday. A bombing that targeted two policemen purchasing khat wounded two civilians. Two delegates of the reconciliation congress were wounded in a grenade attack, while two Ethiopian soldiers were wounded in a string of grenade attacks.


Palestinian Territories

Israeli troops killed a leader of Islamic Jihad in the West Bank and two aides, and killed two Hamas operatives while while stopping a terror attack and infiltration from Gaza. Khaled Mashaal, Hamas’ leader, said captured IDF soldier Gilad Schalit was alive and in good condition.


Thailand

Police arrested a leading suspect in the Muslim insurgency in Yala province. One civilian was killed and 10 were wounded in a bombing of a grocery store in Pattani province, while a school principal was killed in an ambush. About 200 Muslims gathered to demand the release of eight insurgent suspects.



Iraq

Former Sunni rebels aiding US military in Iraq (1920s Revolution Brigades)


Iraq

PRT Leaders Detail Successes In Anbar Province