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en-us2008-08-29T06:30:08-05:00Pakistani forces thwart triple suicide bombing attack
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Five Pakistanis were killed and 37 wounded as troops stopped three suicide car bombers just outside the gates of a military camp near the Kohat Tunnel. Two bridges were also destroyed on the Indus Highway.]]>Bill Roggio2008-08-29T06:30:08-05:00Fighting intensifies in Pakistan's Northwest
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Nine killed in IED strike in Bannu; 50 Taliban reported killed in Bajaur; Taliban and military take additional casualties in South Waziristan.Bill Roggio2008-08-28T13:49:24-05:00Senior Special Groups leader captured at Baghdad airport
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The unnamed leader has traveled to Iran and Lebanon to consult with Iranian agents and Hezbollah. He was also behind the June 24 bombing attack at the Sadr City District Advisory Council meeting that killed two US soldiers, two members of the US State Department, and six Iraqis.Bill Roggio2008-08-27T17:24:19-05:00Pakistani military repels Taliban assault on South Waziristan fort
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A company of Taliban fighters launched a nighttime attack on the Tiarza Fort. Eleven Taliban fighters were reported killed.Bill Roggio2008-08-27T10:28:07-05:00Eight killed in Islamabad bombing
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A blast at a cafe in Pakistan's capital is the latest in a string of bombings in Pakistan.Bill Roggio2008-08-26T20:50:41-05:00US diplomat dodges assassination attempt in Peshawar
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The US Consulate's principal officer and her driver evade an ambush on the streets of Peshawar as the Taliban step up attacks against the government in the provincial capital.Bill Roggio2008-08-26T11:40:50-05:00Al Qaeda-linked Shabab in control of southern Somalia
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One and a half years after the Ethiopian Army defeated the Islamic Courts, its successor is poised for a takeover of much of southern and central Somalia. Shabab seeks to formally join al Qaeda.]]>Bill Roggio2008-08-25T08:34:15-05:00Three senior al Qaeda in Iraq leaders captured in Baghdad
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A senior al Qaeda adviser, a district commander, and an adviser to Obu Omar al Baghdadi were captured during raids over the past two weeks. Both played a crucial part in al Qaeda's terror campaign in 2007. Bill Roggio2008-08-24T13:21:23-05:00Taliban suicide bomber kills 17 in Pakistan's Swat district
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Twenty wounded after a bomber strikes police checkpoint. This is the third major attack in four days.]]>Bill Roggio2008-08-23T00:47:03-05:00US draws down forces as Iraqis stand up security forces
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The US plan to draw down forces in Iraq was announced by General Petraeus in a September 2007 briefing to Congress. The drawdown schedule is based on the Iraqi forces taking over responsibility for security.]]>DJ Elliott2008-08-22T08:48:59-05:00Taliban suicide bombers kill 70 Pakistanis outside a munitions factory
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Two suicide bombers detonated their vests outside Pakistan's main military arms factory in Wah, where nuclear weapons are thought to be housed. More than eighty were wounded.]]>Bill Roggio2008-08-21T09:20:25-05:00Al Qaeda safe house targeted in South Waziristan strike
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Eight killed, including "foreign militants," in an attack on a known al Qaeda sanctuary in Wana. ]]>Bill Roggio2008-08-20T22:16:04-05:00Bungled raid in Diyala threatens political developments, military operations
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Sunni-Shia tensions boil over in Diyala province as an unidentified force raided the governor's office and killed his aide after attempting to arrest a Sunni member of the provincial parliament.Bill Murray2008-08-20T15:56:16-05:00Algeria suffers second straight day of bombings
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Eleven killed, 31 wounded in dual bombings in the town of Bouira one day after 43 Algerians were killed in a suicide attack outside a police academy. ]]>Bill Roggio2008-08-20T10:00:43-05:00New Special Groups splinter emerges on Iraqi scene
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The Asaib al Haq, or League of the Righteous, a terror group backed by Iran’s Qods Force, is being targeted by Coalition forces in the Baghdad region and the South.Bill Roggio2008-08-20T01:18:46-05:00