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  • Pakistani officials, Taliban deny Adnan Rasheed was captured

    Bill Roggio

    News
    Jul 24, 2014

    Pakistani officials have said there was a “mix-up” and an al Qaeda explosives expert, and not Rasheed, was captured during a raid two weeks ago in South Waziristan.

    Pakistani officials, Taliban deny Adnan Rasheed was captured
  • Taliban leader Adnan Rasheed reported captured in South Waziristan

    Bill Roggio

    Threat Matrix
    Jul 15, 2014

    Rasheed leads the Taliban’s Ansar al Aseer Khorasan (“Helpers of the Prisoners”) and also claimed to have formed a suicide team to kill former President Musharraf.

    Taliban leader Adnan Rasheed reported captured in South Waziristan
  • Pakistan launches airstrikes in North Waziristan after Taliban suicide attacks

    Bill Roggio

    News
    Jan 21, 2014

    Adnan Rasheed, the emir of the Ansar al Aseer Khorasan, appears to have been one of the targets of the airstrikes in the Mir Ali and Datta Khel areas of North Waziristan. Tribesmen claimed the Pakistani Air Force launched indiscriminate attacks on villages.

    Pakistan launches airstrikes in North Waziristan after Taliban suicide attacks
  • Taliban assassinate Karachi police chief

    Bill Roggio

    Threat Matrix
    Jan 10, 2014

    The Mohmand branch of the Taliban accused Chaudhry Aslam Khan, slain chief of the Crime Investigation Department in Karachi, of being “involved in torturing Mujahideen in prison” and killing them.

    Taliban assassinate Karachi police chief
  • Pakistani military, Taliban clash in North Waziristan after suicide attack

    Bill Roggio

    News
    Dec 22, 2013

    The Pakistani military claimed it killed 33 “militants” in the Mir Ali area, while the Taliban and Ansar al Aseer claimed the military launched reprisal attacks on civilians after a suicide bomber killed five soldiers.

    Pakistani military, Taliban clash in North Waziristan after suicide attack
  • Pakistani Taliban assault prison, free hundreds of inmates

    Bill Roggio

    News
    Jul 30, 2013

    At least 30 “hardcore militants” have been freed in a complex suicide assault on a prison in Dera Ismail Khan. The attack was likely carried out by the Taliban and Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan’s newly-formed Ansar al Aseer.

    Pakistani Taliban assault prison, free hundreds of inmates
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  • Interactive visual: Profiles of 28 Iran-backed terrorist groups and branches in the West Bank

    Interactive visual: Profiles of 28 Iran-backed terrorist groups and branches in the West Bank

  • Profiles of 15 Iranian-backed Militias in the Middle East

    Profiles of 15 Iranian-backed Militias in the Middle East

  • Detailing Shabaab’s Leadership and Key Personnel

    Detailing Shabaab’s Leadership and Key Personnel

  • Al Qaeda leaders use Afghanistan as a safe haven

    Al Qaeda leaders use Afghanistan as a safe haven

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