Monthly Archives: August 2007

Iraq

When are we going to admit that Iran is at war with a sovereign Iraq – as well as with America?


Iraq

Generals Differ on the Timing of Troop Cuts


Iraq

Gen. Pace denies will urge troop cut in Iraq


History Proves Vietnam Victors Wrong


Iraq

Iranian operatives step up flow of weapons and training to Iraq: general



China

17 Pounds of Weapons-Grade Uranium Disappear in China



Afghanistan

One Taliban was killed and 11 captured after attacking Coalition and Afghan forces in Nangarhar province. Seven memebrs of an IED cell, including the cell leader, were captured in Kandahar. Eighteen Taliban were captured after ambushing Afghan and Coalition forces in Kapisa province. Three British troops were killed and two wounded in a friendly fire […]


Pakistan

Exiled former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has been cleared to return to Pakistan by the Supreme Court. Sharif, who accepted money from Osama bin Laden, vowed to challenge Musharraf for the Presidency. The Minister of Parliamentary Affairs threatened to invoke emergency rule due to the court’s decision. One Taliban fighter was killed and four paramilitary […]


Philippines

Police arrested a suspected Abu Sayyaf operative attempting to bring weapons to Manila. Marines uncovered an Abu Sayyaf plot to kidnap businessmen and media personalities and use them as human shields to thwart the government offensive in Sulu. MILF is requesting a temporary safe zone to avoid fighting in the south.


Iraq

Al Qaeda fighters Kill 3 in attack in Samarra


Lebanon

Lebanon arrests 2 Palestinian suspects in bombing targeting UN mission


Iraq

Saddam’s party ‘ready to help US withdrawal’


Iran

Iran’s Ahmadinejad Says US Missile Defense Plan Threatens Asia


The eastern Afghanistan offensive

Dr. Amin al Haq, a senior al Qaeda leader may have been wounded in the ongoing battle at Tora Bora. Al Haq is the leader of Osama bin Laden’s personal bodyguard, the Black Guard.


Iran

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard: Monolith or Jigsaw?




Operation Lightning Hammer in Diyala ends

The fighting continues in Diyala province as Operation Lightning Hammer ends. The Diyala River valley north of Baqubah is cleared and Iraqi and Coalition forces work to hold the territory.


Pakistan

Pakistan High Court Allows Return of Exiled Leader Nawaz Sharif


Afghanistan

The Taliban kidnapped the mayor of Gershk in Helmand province and a district chief in Logar province. Two Canadian soldiers were killed and two journalists wounded in an IED attack in Kandahar. Fighting has broken out in Kapisa province north of Kabul. The German hostage held by the Taliban appeared in a videotape.


Al Qaeda

Jihad Rehab: Saudi Youth Enter Rehab to Overcome Their Terrorist Ways



Al Qaeda

Al Qaeda attacks Coalition Outpost in Northern Baghdad


Pakistan

Dozens of Islamists and al Qaeda operatives were released from jail. Four paramilitary troops and three Taliban were killed in clashes in Bannu. Nine were killed, including four Taliban, during a jirga in Hangu. Police arrested three suspects in the July suicide attacks in Islamabad and Sargodha. NGOs in Swat have been shut down after […]


Philippines

President Arroyo visited troops in Mindanao as 24,000 residents fled the fighting. The Marine commander in Basilan has been relieved of command. Abu Sayyaf is suspected of conducting Tuesday’s bombing in Zamboanga City.



Iraq

Iraqi Security Forces, US Special Forces capture high-level terrorist in Mosul


Iraq

US general blames Britain for Basra crisis