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United Kingdom
Security forces ‘foil terror plot every six weeks’
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Philippines
Philippine Rebels Release Peace Negotiators
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Commander: F-16’s gear maintenance is ‘big issue’
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Caucasus
Four Suspected Militants Killed In Ingushetia
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Afghanistan
Suicide bomber attacks NATO convoy
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Arkin Was Right – We Do Have a Mercenary Army and They Do Owe Us!
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Philippines
Who Am I Speaking To?
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Iraq
Saboteurs knock out four power pylons south of Baghdad
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Palestinian Territories
US to support up to 10,000 extra Abbas troops
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Iran
Iran’s nuclear program: Bluff and call
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Iran
US website: Mossad killed Iranian nuclear physicist
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Palestinian Territories
Twenty-six have been killed and 300 wounded in 3 days of fighting between Hama and Fatah. Fatah leader Muhammad Dahlan’s nephew was kidnapped by Hamas. Hamas burned, leveled and looted Fatah security forces buildings. The fighting may spread to the West Bank as kidnappings and intimidation is on the rise.
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Pakistan
Two Pakistani soldiers were killed and seven wounded after a suicide bomber rammed his car into a convoy traveling from Dera Ishmail Khan to Tank in the the NWFP. A Taliban bomber blew himself up while planting a bomb outside a music store in Bannu in the NWFP. He appears to be an Uzbek.
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United Kingdom
The UK prepares for the worst. MI5 and police conducted exercises to deal with a “Beslan-like siege.” al Qaeda has ordered cells to conduct a wave of beheadings in the country, which has prompted the deployment of an SAS battalion to London. The Joint Support Group is working to break terror cells in Iraq.
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Afghanistan
NATO killed Mullah Abdul Ghafour, a senior Taliban leader, during an airstrike outside of Musa Qala, a Taliban stronghold in Afghanistan. Ghafour was a corps commander in western Afghanistan during the Taliban regime. U.S. Army General Dan McNeill has assumed command of NATO’s ISAF mission.
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah admitted Syria and Iran provide for the terror group’s funding and support. “Iran assists the organization with money, weapons, and training, motivated by a religious fraternity and ethnic solidarity,” Nasrallah said. “And the help is funneled through Syria, and everybody knows it.”
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Saudi Arabia
“After I saw… the manoeuvres by officials (in Madagascar)… I became convinced that the government of Madagascar sold Jamal™s fate to international intelligence services,™ said the brother of slain al Qaeda financier Mohammad Jamal Khalifa. A lawyer for the 10 detained for terror financing claimed the men are ‘reform activists,’ not terrorists.
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Iraq
Four policemen were killed in a bombing attack in Baghdad. Mosul policemen repelled an insurgent attack on a police station, killing 2 insurgents in the process. The Iraqi government said they “have confirmation that 50 percent of these takfiris and killers who call themselves Arab jihadists come across the Syrian border.” The US confirms the four helicopters lost over the past two weeks were shot down.
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Iraq
Top secret army cell breaks terrorists
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Pakistan
Musharraf said ‘some members of the security forces had turned a “blind eye” towards Taliban militants,’ but the ISI is not complicit in supporting the Taliban. Another “US spy” was found murder in North Waziristan, with a note pinned to his body.
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Afghanistan
Afghanistan: Amnesty Bill Could Threaten Faith In Democracy
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United Kingdom
(UK) ‘Terrorists turned kitchen into bomb factory’
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Philippines
MNLF is holding a Marine general and his aides hostage in a camp on Jolo island. MArines are returning to Basilan to hunt Abu Sayyaf.
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Somalia’s Islamist Courts regroup
The insurgency is taking shape, Sharif Ahmed is released, a new Islamic Courts video, and financing in Saudi Arabia established ICU fighters in propaganda video. Click photo to view. The Ethiopian and Somalia government’s rout of the Islamic Courts last December has been quickly countered by the Islamists with a deadly insurgency. In the latest violence in Mogadishu, an Islamist mortar attack killed 7 and wounded 20. A police colonel was murdered just south of the capital. The latest attacks follow a string of attacks on Somalia and Ethiopian military and police units. Roadside bombs have also been employed in…
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Afghanistan
Afghan Town Is Overrun by Taliban
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Pakistan
Shiite-Sunni conflict rises in Pakistan
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Iran
Iran Installs Equipment for Large-Scale Uranium Enrichment
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Afghanistan
Twenty Taliban were killed by police in Farah, while another 7 were killed in fighting in Paktika. Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf again claims Mullah Omar is in Afghanistan, not Pakistan.
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Iraq
A truck bomb at a market in a Shia neighborhood in Baghdad killed over 120 and wounded over 220. A curfew has been put in place in Kirkuk after a series of car bombings. Coalition forces killed 4 al Qaeda and captured 10.
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Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia has arrested 10 citizens for “carrying out illegal activities including collecting donations illegally … and sending them to suspected parties.” Seven were arrested in Jeddah, during a meeting. This occurred as reports of the Islamic Courts regrouping in the Kingdom surfaced.
