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Iran
US Alleges Iraqi Bombs Linked To Iran
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Evidence of Iran supplying weapons, expertise to Iraqi insurgents
Military officials provides evidence Iran is supplying EFPs, mortars, other deadly weapons to Iraqi insurgents; Qods forces members in custody Handout photo released by the US military shows an 81mm mortar round believed to be from Iran and found in Baghdad in January 2007. Click photo to view. The U.S. military unveiled the first round of evidence of Iran’s complicity in supplying Iraqi insurgents with sophisticated explosive devices and weaponry. An unnamed military explosive expert and a defense intelligence official, along with Coalition Spokesman Major General Bill Caldwell presented the evidence to the Baghdad press corps this morning. “Iran is…
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Pakistan
US Transfers 8 More Cobra Attack Helicopters to Pakistan
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Caucasus
Two Russian soldiers killed, several wounded in Dagestan bombing
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A Wake Up Call for DIA
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Al Qaeda
al Qaeda Suspects Color White House Debate Over Iran
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Iran
Iran says using new stealth drone, with range of 700 km
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Al Qaeda
Al Qaeda plotting attacks in France
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Somalia
The “Somali People™s Insurgence Movement,™ which supports the Islamic Courts, has claimed the responsibility for attacks in Mogadishu. Seven were killed and dozens wounded in mortar attacks in Mogadishu.
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Iran
Target Iran: US able to strike in the spring
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Iran
Sanctions Against Iran Would Work, Too bad they won’t be tried.
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Thailand
A Buddhist and a Muslim were shot dead by Muslim insurgents in southern Thailand, while three Thai Marines were wounded in an IED attack. The Islamic Committee of Pattani and 670 southern mosques on Friday condemned the beheading of a 72 year old man. This was the 24th beheading in Thailand since 2004.
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Iran
Merkel: International Community to Prevent Iranian Military Nuclear Program
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Afghanistan
Police and British troops killed 10 Taliban during fighting in the Kajaki and Sangin districts in Helmand province. The Taliban killed 4 police and wounded 3 in an ambush in Kandahar. A blast in Mazar-i-Sharif destroyed a shopping center and wounded 23.
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Pakistan
The Taliban bombed the office of the International Committee of the Red Cross in the NWFP capital of Peshawar. A bomb was detonated in a market in Tank. Police discovered 12 IEDs near a military base in Dera Ishmail Khan.
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah Wants Its Guns Returned
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Indonesia
Bashir remains JI mentor, says terrorism expert
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Al Qaeda
New generation of terrorists cyber-inspired, -trained
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Iraq
Blackout of the Press
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The Baghdad Order Of Battle
By DJ Elliott, CJ Radin and Bill Roggio The Baghdad Order Of Battle. Click map to view. A crucial component of the new Iraq security plan is securing the capital city of Baghdad. The plan is to split Baghdad into two subcommands (Divisions) east and west of the Tigris River. An Iraqi Army general has assumed command of the overall operation, with U.S. units in support. The U.S. has devoted 9 combat Battalions plus Training Teams and Quick Reaction Forces, about 17,500 troops, to augment the 10 Iraqi Army combat Brigades, 8 Iraqi National Police Brigades and local police forces.…
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Iraq
The US will release evidence of Iran’s involvement with supplying weapons to Shia groups. Coalition forces killed 10 IED emplacers in Diyala and Salahadin provinces. A US airstrike accidentally killed 5 Kurdish soldiers in Mosul.
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United Kingdom
(UK) Sixth man charged over ‘kidnap plot’
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China
(China) Alleged Muslim separatist executed
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Iraq
Marines assist in raids on Haditha insurgents
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Afghanistan
The Taliban is digging in at Musa Qala. NATO has offered minor support for upcoming operations, and question the utility of sending more troops. Afghans are forming an ideological opponent to the Taliban. Russia is considering relieving Afghanistan of its $10 billion debt.
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Saudi Arabia
Saudi “Terror Financing” Arrests: Some clues
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Hunting al-Masri; al Qaeda’s Strelas (updated with video)
Abu Ayyub al-Masri. Task Force 145 likely on the trail of al Qaeda leader Abu Ayyub al-Masri; al Qaeda anti-aircraft cells may be using latest version of Strelas The Hunt for al-Masri Coalition forces received a big break yesterday, with the arrest of a close aide to Abu Ayyu al-Masri, the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq. Al-Masri’s aide was captured at a gas station in Mahmoudiya, a city just south of Baghdad. The unnamed aide met al-Masri within a day of his capture.
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Iran
On Your Dime — US Broadcasting Iran’s Propaganda?
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Pakistan
Police discovered armed mortar shells near the convention center in Islamabad. Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud denies being behind the wave of suicide attacks. Pakistan is investigating a purported NATO incursion inside its borders. The border mining plan has been canceled.
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United Kingdom
Freed terror suspect says Britain ‘police state™ for Muslims
