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Donate Home About Staff Contact Featured Reports Archives Support provided by:	« \| Main \| » Operation Medusa has ended. The Canadian Royal Regiment led the fighting, but British special forces played a key role in Operation Medusa, along with Dutch, Danish, U.S. and Afghan troops Find related articles: Afghanistan Posted by Bill Roggio on September 17, 2006 9:04 AM \| Permalink	Donate Covert Radio Hosted by Brett Winterble August 29: Brett takes a look at the state of the war and the Georgia crisis. August 28: Aaron Mannes discusses terror activities in South America. August 27: Eli Lake discusses the war on terror and Pakistan. August 26: Bill Roggio and Daveed Gartenstein-Ross discuss recent developments in Iraq and Pakistan. August 25: Bing West discusses his new book on Iraq and the insurgency, The Strongest Tribe. News Gitmo detainee wins right to documents 2 Guantanamo inmates transferred to Algeria Interviews with Top Pakistani Taliban Spokesman Maulvi Omar Loyalists of Iraq's Sadr sign blood oaths to continue fighting Iran offers nuclear aid to Nigeria How British forces took Garmsir from the Taliban Iraqi girl tells of ordeal as suicide bomber Ethiopian PM signals shift over Somalia Yemen's fight against resurgent Al Qaeda Iran confirms nuclear component production Pakistan's presidential favorite under guard Hezbollah blamed for deadly Lebanon helicopter downing Pentagon Reports U.S. Airstrike Killed 5 Afghan Civilians, Not 90 Interview with Taliban Commander Sirajuddin Haqqani UK: 'PM terror threat' three charged Suspected terrorist attack kills two in China's Xinjiang province Leader of Diyala’s ‘Sons of Iraq’ security forces airs concerns with provincial police Afghans take over Kabul security Afghans say deadly US raid based on misleading tip New Air Force Weapon Makes Combat Debut in Iraq Sudan hijackers surrender in Libya Angry protests and renewed violence rock country Iraq's Sadr suspends militia activity indefinitely U.S. Forces Issue Microgrants to Help Stabilize Baghdad Daggers Drawn in Maliki’s Office Attack on Police Bus Kills 6 in Pakistan Pakistan \| Breaking up is easy to do Violence in Baghdad down by 89 percent Iraq official: U.S. forces arrest Ali al-Lami Iraq's holy city of Najaf witnessing a boom Iraqi troops to take control of former restive province Fierce Combat Continues in Tribal Pakistan Baghdad Transitions 1,000 Sons of Iraq Into Iraqi Police 2 Iraqi officials accused of aiding al Qaeda Iran says can hit Israel with missiles if attacked Taliban Gain New Foothold in Afghan City Fourth Terror Suspect Arrested in Alleged U.K. Plot to Kill Prime Minister Gordon Brown Police ban all firearms in Diyala Sudanese jet hijackers want to fly to Paris "Philippines: Panic buying for guns, bullets in Mindanao Iraqi army leaders frustrated with detainee rules U.N. says has evidence air strikes killed 90 Afghans UN: Opium cultivation drops in Afghanistan U.N. Envoy’s Ties to Pakistani Are Questioned Conditions may be ripe for Al Qaeda in Somalia 11 Year-Old Son of Female Al Qaeda Suspect May Be In Custody One police officer killed, one wounded in Chechnya shooting Afghan forces battle Taliban over Japanese hostage: police Border Villages Rise Up Against Taliban Yemen police arrest 30 Al Qaeda suspects Pakistan's Sharif pulls party out of coalition Pakistan: Gunmen attack APCs in Karachi bound for Afghanistan 10 killed as Pakistan politician targeted Iran Announces Production of New Submarine Iran Says It's Designing New Nuclear Power Plant Pakistan's Zardari says Taliban winning war Civilians beg Pakistan, militants to talk - Pakistan Top Iraqi cleric Sistani dispels reports of ill health Iraq: Shiite cleric killed in shooting ambush Baghdadi aide captured in Baghdad Explosions Kill At Least Four in Baghdad (Thailand)Sungai Kolok: Two more bomb suspects arrested, security tightens U.S. debates going after militants in Pakistan After Musharraf, U.S. Struggles to Find New Pakistan Ally Against Taliban Taliban win over locals at the gates of Kabul Security chief concern for new Kandahar governor Somali gunmen kidnap two Western journalists: residents Bhutto's widower to be Pakistan president candidate Pakistani troops kill 35 militant in clash: military US Military, Afghan President at Odds Over Airstrike Deaths Getting ready for the Taliban Former Iraq minister sentenced to hang for killing Political Storm Looms In Pakistan After Deadly Attack On Military Site Militants ready for Pakistan's war Rockets, guile and the lessons of history: the Taliban besiege Kabul Iraqi Al Qaeda says it killed US-allied Sunni leader Pakistan: Coalition agrees on framework to restore judges Diyala raid was rogue operation, Iraqi government says Aide: Iraq's al-Sadr may stay in Iran for years Pakistani troops kill 21 in clashes with militants Thailand: 1 reporter killed 18 people injured in Sungai Kolok bombing Pakistan demands repatriation Afia Siddiqui Iraq's Oil Progress Report: Senior Al Qaeda Official In Yemen Funded By Iran, Libya British PM travels to Afghanistan 30 militants die in Afghan battle near ambush site Exiting Iraq, Petraeus Says Gains Are Fragile Amnesty offer in Diyala province draws thousands MI5: Terrorists not frustrated religious loners Pakistan: Tribal clashes expose country's leadership vacuum Pakistan: ‘Militants destroyed 125 girls’ schools in 10 months’ in Swat Terror propaganda takes hit in Iraq No timetable in draft deal on U.S. troops: Iraq U.S. denounces chaotic Iraqi raid UN marks 5th anniversary of Iraq bombing 10th Mtn. brigade to deploy early to Afghanistan Taliban executes women in Pakistan The Reach of Hezbullah as Iran's Surrogate Afrasiab compares FATA with pre-9/11 Afghanistan 15 bodies found in Iraqi village News Archives

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