Unholy allies

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Taliban leaders believe that the Afghan conflict is entering a new phase in 2005 with help from Iraqi insurgents. Taliban forces are larger, more aggressive and better armed and organized than at any time since the end of 2001 and there are indications that a team of Arab instructors from Iraq were brought in by Al Qaeda to teach the new insurgent techniques to the Taliban.

Afghanistan, Insurgency, Military aspects, Taliban, Islamic militants

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Bin Laden's back channel

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Mohammed Neem Noor Khan, a key connection between Osama bin Laden's inner circle and Al Qaeda's operatives, was arrested in July 2004 in Lahore, Pakistan. Khan and his computer, which has a etreasure troveE of data, have provided an unprecedented glimpse into Al Qaeda's inner workings, including reconnaissance reports on potential terrorist targets in the United States.

Pakistan, Khan, Mohammed Neem Noor

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Rumors of Bin Laden's Lair

Article Abstract:

Osama Bin Laden, the terrorist who exploded the twin towers still remains free and communicates with his followers via handwritten letters. The plans of the United States government to arrest him which focuses on killing, capturing and denying sanctuary to any anti-coalition forces are described.

United States, Terrorists

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