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Tag Archives: Islamabad
Red tape complicates SF mission in Pakistan
An ongoing Pakistani effort to delay the issuance of visas to U.S. diplomatic and military personnel is impeding the U.S. special operations mission to train Pakistan’s Frontier Corps, according to several U.S. sources. The difficulty obtaining visas led to some … Continue reading
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Tagged David Hartman, Islamabad, Maj. Rob Pickel, Matthew Sluss-, mission, Northwest Frontier, Pakistan, pakmil, Sgt. Mark Stets, southern Waziristan, U.S.
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Reports: Pakistan Taliban leader killed
ISLAMABAD — The death of Pakistani Taliban leader Hakimullah Mehsud would inflict major damage against an al-Qaida ally already under pressure from U.S. and Pakistani attacks, but is unlikely to deal a killer blow to an organization blamed for scores … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, Al-Qaida, Dawn, Islamabad, Mohammed Amir Rana, Pakistan, Rana, South Waziristan, Taliban, U.S., U.S. Web, United States
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Mullen remains concerned about militant threat
KABUL — America’s top military officer expressed concern Monday about the “growing level of collusion” between Taliban insurgents in Afghanistan and al-Qaida and other militant groups taking refuge across the border in Pakistan.Adm. Mike Mullen, in Kabul to discuss the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adm. Mike Mullen, Afghanistan, America, Camp Lejeune, Fort Campbell, Islamabad, Kabul, Ky., Lashkar, Mohammad Hanif, N.C., North Waziristan, northern Baghlan, Pakistan, Qaida, South Waziristan, southern Afghanistan, U.S., Washington
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Cross-border insurgents flood Afghanistan
KABUL — The expansion of Islamic extremist groups across the Afghanistan-Pakistan region is “the worst I’ve seen it,” with Afghan insurgents receiving help from Iranian operatives and “very possibly” freelancing Pakistani intelligence agents, as well as a small but growing … Continue reading