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'Osama bin Laden escaped disguised as a woman, US translator was an Al-Qaeda operative': Ex CIA officer John KiriakouFormer CIA officer John Kiriakou revealed that Osama bin Laden escaped Tora Bora disguised as a woman, aided by an infiltrated translator. ...- What does it take to be Osama bin Laden’s son?Omar bin Laden who is the son of a dreaded terrorist has condemned the 9/11 attacks and has been trying to move on ever since. In an interv...
- UN move on Azhar comes as big blow to ISI’s Kashmir sword armAs per intelligence agencies, Jaish currently has around 60-70 leaders and cadres in the Valley, of which two-thirds are foreign terrorists.
- JeM's 'Ghazwa-e-Hind' brought India-Pakistan on brink of war twice in 20 yrsIndia and Pakistan were almost on the brink of war in 2001 when the JeM attacked the Indian Parliament, and again now after the February 14...
- Osama bin Laden’s friend Masood Azhar a global threatAccording to Indian intelligence sources, Jaish planned two major attacks in India in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks in the US...
- Encounter: Security agencies enter 'Tora Bora' of KashmirMilitants have been particularly active over the last year in Pakharpora, located strategically in the district of Budgam, for it leads int...
- Osama bin Laden stayed in Peshawar apart from Abbottabad: Probe reportSince he slipped into Pakistan in mid-2002, Osama lived in at least five different places including Peshawar before finally settling down i...
- Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar defends Pak intelligence agencies in UN speechPakistan is determined to eliminate the "spectre of terrorism" from its soil and it is "keenly aware" of the threat that terrorism poses to...
- ISI helped Osama bin Laden to escape US dragnet in Tora BoraISI could have provided protection to slain al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden for a period of time, suggests the latest issue of 'The New York...
- Cellphone offers clues about al-Qaeda's links with ISI: NYTHarakat has especially deep roots in the area around Abbottabad, and the network provided by the group would have enhanced bin Laden's abil...
- ISI, CIA agreement required to carry forward coop: PashaOne report quoted lawmakers as saying that Pasha had claimed he had a "shouting match" with Panetta during the recent meeting in the US.
- US, Pakistan agreed on Osama mission in secret deal 10 years agoIn a secret deal struck a decade ago, US and Pak agreed that Washington will carry out a unilateral operation against Laden on Pak soil if ...
- Operation Geronimo was attack on Pakistan, says GilaniGilani also shielded the ISI, which is being seen as a rogue intelligence agency by several nations. Gilani described ISI as a 'national as...
- Osama bin Laden had another house near AbbotabadPakistan may be living in a state of denial but there is more evidence now that al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was living in another house ...
- Osama was living in urban Pakistan since mid-2003: ReportBin Laden had apparently spent seven-and-half years in the Haripur and Abbottabad regions of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province.
- Many outside America want an end to the policies that may produce more bin LadensIf America does not leave Afghanistan now, this war will not end soon and the world will remain an unsafe place.
- Many outside America want an end to the policies that may produce more bin LadensOsama is dead but al-Qaida and its allies aren't . Bin Laden always exploited flaws in American policies. His real strength was hatred agai...
- Winning ways; Bollywood in the Afghan warsThat Bollywood is India’s new clear weapon in the battle for the hearts and minds of South Asia, and further a field, is well known.
- US has no information about Osama's hideout: PentagonThe United States has said it has no idea where top al-Qaeda commanders Osama bin Laden and his deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri are hiding.
- Neither global nor on terrorObserving that the global war on terror has become a feud between capitalism and Islam, a former Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) chief has...
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