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Fazil Subhan and an undisclosed number of Haqqani Network fighters were killed in the Shamul district. Subhan was known to facilitate al Qaeda operations.

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The strike, the first reported this month, took place in a village controlled by the Haqqani Network.

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A look at the data shows a decrease in the number of top-tier terrorist leaders killed in US strikes in Pakistan since the beginning of 2010, after the suicide attack that targeted a CIA base in Afghanistan.

The leader of the Haqqani Network in eastern Afghanistan said the Taliban welcomes foreign fighters and that 90 percent of areas under his command are under Taliban control.

The strike is the first in 13 days. A compound run by a local Taliban commander was hit in the attack.

Private First Class Bowe Bergdahl was captured by the Haqqani Network in June 2009. He was last seen in a Taliban video released on Christmas Day 2009.

The strike targeted the Haqqani Network and is the fifth since March 16.

The attack is the first this month and also the first in 12 days.

Unmanned strike aircraft hit a compound and a vehicle in a village outside of Miramshah. Three foreign fighters are among those killed.

Mohammed Haqqani, a military commander in the Haqqani Network, is thought to have been killed in yesterday’s strike outside of Miramshah that targeted his brother, Siraj.

Nine Haqqani Network fighters have been reported killed. The strike is the first in 10 days.

Siraj Haqqani, the son of famed mujahedeen leader Jalaluddin, the military commander of the Haqqani Network, and a member of al Qaeda’s military shura. Image from an interview with Al Jazeera. The media is finally coming to recognize that the Haqqani Network is a powerful entity on both sides of the Durand Line. The Wall Street Journal has a good read on Siraj Haqqani. The report echoes something we’ve said numerous times at The Long War Journal: that the Haqqanis have deep ties to both al Qaeda and the Taliban, and that Siraj has risen to a level of prominence…
Private First Class Bowe Bergdahl, the US soldier who was captured by the Haqqani Network in June 2009 in Paktika province, is seen in fatigues and sunglasses.
Afghan border police called for help after a border police center came under attack in Khost.

The attack was a joint operation between the Haqqani Network and the Lashkar al Zil. Siraj Haqqani and Ajmal, a senior Lashkar al Zil commander, have been implicated by Afghan intelligence.

The US conducted its third airstrike inside Pakistan’s Taliban-controlled tribal areas in the past 24 hours. Hakeemullah Mehsud’s brother was reported killed an assault on a military base in Ramzak, while the Taliban released a video of Baitullah’s corpse.

The Haqqani Network is a dangerous Taliban group that operates in both Afghanistan and Pakistan and maintains with close ties to al Qaeda.

The Haqqani Network commander has been a major target of US forces. The US has launched attacks against him in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

The combined forces counterattacked after being ambushed in the Day Chopan district in the southeastern province.
