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Al Qaeda
Germans balking at taking Guantanamo detainees
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Lashkar-e-Taiba
Indian anti-terror police in Delhi detained a key operative for Lashkar-e-Taiba in India and Nepal. The operative was to establish new sleeper cells to conduct attacks in India. The Punjab provincial government will appeal the release of Lashkar-e-Taiba leader Hafiz Saeed.
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Iraq
Nine Iraqis were killed in a bombing in Baghdad and one more was killed in a suicide attack in Mosul. Iraqi and Coalition forces detained terrorist cell leaders and four aides in Baqubab and Qayyara, four Special Groups fighters in Al Kut, and an Iranian in Basrah. Romania has ended it mission in Iraq.
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Afghanistan
Three US soldiers were killed and one was wounded in an IED attack in Kapisa province. Afghan and Coalition forces captured four Haqqani Network fighters and detained a journalist and two others in Khost province. Afghan troops killed a suicide bomber in Paktika province. A kidnapped provincial council candidate in Ghazni was found dead.
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Palestinian Territories
Four killed in clash between Hamas, Abbas force
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Al Qaeda
EU agrees deal on accepting Guantanamo detainees
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Pakistan
Taliban release Pakistan staff, students: official
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Al Qaeda
Bin Ladin in trouble?
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Somalia
Royal Navy captures Somali pirates… and sets them free
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Pakistan
US envoy urges more aid for Swat
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Pakistan
Fifty of the kidnapped cadets in North Waziristan are still missing. The military said the Swat offensive may continue for months and claimed 20 Taliban hideouts in Haripur were destroyed. The government claimed the second and third tier leadership of the Swat Taliban has been eliminated.
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United Kingdom
Three jailed over UK visa fraud
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Iran
Iranian poll rivals clash on live TV
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Pakistan
Pakistanis aim to kill leaders of Taliban in Swat
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Afghanistan
Inside the military™s secret terror-tagging tech
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Saudi Arabia
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula admitted that Abu Hareth Muhammad al Awfi, a Saudi who served as senior commander in the terror group, turned himself in to Saudi authorities. Awfi rejoined al Qaeda after being released from Guantánamo Bay detention facility and was on Saudi Arabia’s most wanted list.
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Afghanistan
General cites importance of air power for Afghanistan
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Iraq
Iraq troops detained 58 wanted men in Karbala and 10 more in Basrah. Iraqi and US troops detained 7 “criminals” in Baghdad. In separate incidents in Mosul, one policeman was killed and one was wounded, and two Iraqis were wounded.
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Afghanistan
Afghan forces killed 11 Taliban fighters during an attack on a hideout in Zabul province. One British soldier were killed in an IED attack in Helmand province. Ten security guards were killed in two separate bombings in Paktia province and another five were killed in Kandahar province.
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Iran
Jundallah killed one civilian and wounded two others in an attack on a bus west of Zahedan, where violence has broken out over the past week. Israel’s foreign minister said his country has no intentions of bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities. President Ahmadinejad called the Holocaust a “big deception.”
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Al Qaeda
Osama bin Laden released an audiotape to coincide with President Obama’s visit to the Middle East. “Obama and his administration have sowed new seeds of hatred against America,” bin Laden said, chastising the US for its support of Pakistani operations in Swat. Yesterday Ayman al Zawahiri released a tape, also criticizing Obama for visiting Egypt.
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Algeria
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb fighters ambushed a convoy of teachers in Timezrit. An IED was followed by gunfire; two teachers and eight policemen were killed in the attack. An Algerian extradited from Britain has fled to the Afghanistan/Pakistan region and is thought to have rejoined al Qaeda.
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Mali
Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb killed a British hostage on May 31 after Britain refused to release Abu Qatada, the spiritual leader of al Qaeda in Europe. “The British captive was killed so that he, and with him the British state, may taste a tiny portion of what innocent Muslims taste every day at the hands of the Crusader and Jewish coalition to the east and to the west,” the statement read.
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Afghanistan
Uncertainty clouds British report of Taliban leader™s death
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Iraq
Commander says US troops on schedule to leave all Iraqi cities
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Somalia
Government forces took control of two police stations in northern and southern Mogadishu after battling Hizbul Islam and Shabaab. Ten Somalis were reported killed in the fighting. Somali troops moved into the town of Beledweyne. Gunmen kidnapped a TV director outside of Mogadishu.
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Philippines
Exchanging their firearms for monetary reward, 19 Moro Islamic Liberation Front insurgents surrendered at a military encampment in lligan City. In the village of Bulanan in Maguindanao province, three MILF fighters were killed by an Army patrol. Despite the violence, the Philippine government reiterated its support for a peace treaty with MILF, with the assistance of the Organization of the Islamic Conference.
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United States
New US Afghan strategy will cost billions, take years
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United States
Pakistan: US seeks sustained military effort in FATA
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Iraq
Oil trade a tool in anti-terror fight
