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ABBOTTABAD HIDEOUT
Osama Bin Laden's close aide arrested by PakistanThe Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) in the most populous province of Punjab said it had registered a legal case against ul Haq, accusing...- Certain elements inside Pakistan military had links to al-Qaeda: Obama on Osama raidGiving a blow-by-blow account of the Abbottabad raid by American commandos that killed the world's most wanted terrorist on May 2, 2011 in ...
- ISI controlled Osama bin Laden's Abbottabad compound: BookAnd all this while the Pakistani leadership in particular the army chief and ISI boss repeatedly told the US that they did not know the whe...
- Pakistan civilian, military top brass knew about Osama's presence: Chaudhry Ahmad MukhtarThe Pakistani establishment, the country's powerful army chief and the intelligence agency ISI were aware that Osama was living in Abbottab...
- Pakistan General Usman Khalid's kin deny his link to raid at Osama bin Laden's hideoutThe White House and CIA have always maintained that their own intelligence agents pieced together the information that led to the raid.
- Pakistan intelligence officer shared Osama bin Laden's hideout info with US: ReportA former Pakistani intelligence officer disclosed the hideout of Osama bin Laden to CIA in exchange of the USD 25 million bounty.
- Barack Obama ‘played cards’ during raid on Osama bin LadenBarack Obama spent a large chunk of time playing cards on the day of the Navy SEALs’ raid on Osama bin Laden’s hideout in Pakistan.
- In his final days, Osama planned to kill Obama, attack US'Bin Laden noted snidely that killing Obama would pave the way for Vice-president Joe Biden to assume the presidency.'
- Pakistan's spy agency ISI knew where al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden lived; provided shelter to Ayman al-ZawahiriISI was aware of bin Laden's hideout in Abbottabad and the spy agency officials also provided protection and safe houses Zawahiri, accordin...
- CIA team visits Osama hideout; searches for over six hoursThe CIA team which flew to the spot in a helicopter scoured the three storied complex for more than six hours in the compound.
- India scoffs off ISI chief's threat as 'tall claim'Brushing aside Pasha's warning, government sources said the ISI chief is not an operational man and the statement was just a reflection how...
- Investigations hint at bin Laden's support network in PakistanAl-Qaeda chief had a "support network" in Pakistan, which made him so confident that he did not have an escape plan, media reports said tod...
- Osama bin Laden death 'not an assassination': US Attorney GeneralThe Navy SEALs raid on Laden's Abbottabad hideout was "not an assassination", US Attorney General has asserted, saying that al-Qaida leader...
- Osama plotted till last moments, reveals handwritten journalsForced into deep cover by relentless US pressure and his dreaded group fragmenting, slain Osama bin Laden was planning attacks on America a...
- Osama bin Laden was planning attacks on America and Europe till last moments, reveals handwritten journalsNot only was he plotting fresh strikes, but was also in touch with his top operational commanders through human couriers.
- Osama death: Not appologetic for unilateral Osama raid in Pak, says USThe US has said it was not apologetic about its unilateral action of hunting down Laden on Pakistani soil but it wants Pak govt continue th...
- US still has serious questions on Osama's Abbottabad hideout in PakistanUS is aware of the history of birth of al-Qaeda, Taliban and the Mujahedeen and that bin Laden and al-Qaeda were responsible for thousands ...
- Abbottabad compound was active command center of al-Qaeda: USThe CIA has set up a task force to infer the information from these electronic devices and other materials recovered from this Abbottabad h...
- Al-Qaeda remains dangerous terror outfit: US intelligenceAl-Qaeda, though damaged by Osama bin Laden's death, remains a dangerous terror outfit for US and the world, US intelligence agencies have ...
- ISI chief Shuja Pasha on 'critical' US mission to explain Pakistan positionPasha set off on the "critical mission for putting an end to misgivings about Pakistan in the US" yesterday, the influential Dawn newspaper...
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