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Iraq
Purported audio message from Saddam regime official surfaces
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Thailand
The government denied any al Qaeda involvement in the southern insurgency. Security forces killed a local Runda Kumpulan Kecil leader in Yala. Muslim insurgents killed a civilian in Narathiwat.
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan election will still include suspected war criminals
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Iraq
Iraqis don’t expect political impasse to be resolved by fall
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Afghanistan
NATO-Led Afghan troops rescue 2,000 from floods
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Indonesia
For Indonesian Christians, gatherings bring tension
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United Kingdom
UK troops ‘find bomb factory’ in Afghanistan operation
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Iraq
Insurgents killed seven Iraqis in attacks in Anbar, Mosul, and Yusifiyah. Security forces detained two al Qaeda operatives in Mosul and two al Qaeda fighters involved in an attack in Baghdad earlier this week.
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Yemen
The Supreme Security Committee admitted that Shia Houthi rebels killed 12 soldiers and pro-government tribesmen, wounded 55, and captured 228 more during fighting in Harf Sufyan. The government previously that denied any soldiers were captured by the Houthis.
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Russia
Dagestan – Islamists gain upper hand in Russian republic
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Afghanistan
British troops advance in Operation Black Prince
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United Kingdom
UK – Pakistan protest over PM comments
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Algeria
US – New trouble for Algerian terrorist
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Afghanistan
Taliban hunt Wikileaks outed Afghan informers
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Taliban
Taliban study WikiLeaks to hunt informants
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Afghanistan
The Taliban assassinated a tribal leader in Kandahar. Coalition and Afghan forces detained several Taliban and Haqqani Network commanders and fighters during raids in Khost, Zabul, and Kandahar. Coalition forces accidentally killed a civilian in the South.
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Uganda
A court has charged three Kenyan men for their involvement in the July 11 suicide attacks in Kampala that killed 74 people. One of the men, Hussein Hassan Agad, was described as “a preacher of Islam.” Shabaab’s Saleh Ali Nabhan Brigade claimed the attack.
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Israel
Israel killed Issa Batran, a Hamas military commander and rocket maker in central Gaza, in an airstrike on his convoy. Israel also targeted a training camp and tunnels to Egypt. The strikes took place after Hamas fired a Grad rocket into Ashkelon.
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Indonesia
More than 500 members of the Deobandi Islamic Defenders Front attacked an Ahmadiyah sect mosque in West Java. A court sentenced Putri Munawaroh to three years in jail for sheltering slain Jemaah Islamiyah and al Qaeda leader Mohammed Noordin Top.
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Pakistan
ISI chief Lieutenant General Shuja Pasha canceled a trip to Britain after Prime Minister Cameron said Pakistan must stop exporting terror. Security forces detained to Jaish-e-Mohammed operatives in Karachi. The Taliban bombed a NATO fuel tanker in Quetta.
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Al Qaeda
From Germany to radicalism for young Muslims
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Pakistan
Admiral Mullen asks ISI to shift its strategic focus
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Afghanistan
Taliban say Petraeus killing more civilians
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Afghanistan
Wikileaks – Computer evidence ties leaks to soldier
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Afghanistan
Afghan women and the return of the Taliban
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Iraq
Insurgents killed five civilians in an IED attack in Buhriz. Security forces detained eight al Qaeda fighters in Tarmiyah and Mansuriyah, and two Special Groups operatives in Diwaniyah.
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Al Qaeda prepares ‘an army of 12,000 fighters,’ threatens security forces
Mohammed Said al Umdah Gharib al T’aizzi, a senior military commander in southern Yemen, said the government is colluding with the US and will suffer for doing so.
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Afghanistan
A riot broke out in Kabul today after a car crash involving a US embassy vehicle killed four Afghans. The Taliban killed 13 civilians and three ISAF soldiers in attacks nationwide. Coalition and Afghan forces detained a Haqqani Network sub-commander and three fighters in Paktia and three more in Khost, and three Taliban fighters in Helmand. Fifty policemen were fired in Herat.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula
Mohammed Said al Umdah Gharib al T’aizzi, a commander in al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, claimed the terror group has raised a 12,000-man army. “By this army, we will establish an Islamic Caliphate,” T’aizzi said. “This is a message to the Yemeni government security and the National Security Service: our swords are ready and we are resolved to cleanse the land.”
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Yemen
Shia Houthi rebels released 200 soldiers captured earlier this week; Yemen denied the soldiers were captured. President Saleh offered to bring the Houthis into the political process.
