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Al-Qaeda warns India of new attacks

Source: dailymail

Islamabad : Pakistan | 10 months ago

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A top Al-Qaeda commander thought to have died last year has released a video warning India of future terror attacks similar to those in Mumbai, the BBC reported Tuesday. Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, an Egyptian Al-Qaeda leader based in Afghanistan, also called on the people of Pakistan to overthrow their...

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Musharraf says Pak will come under pressure after Khan's release

News Source: NewKerala | 10 months ago

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Zardari vows to defeat militancy on Pak's western border

News Source: NewKerala | 10 months ago

Government would provide all resources to tackle terrorism and extremism," Zardari told the country's Chief of Army Staff, General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, on Monday. The Nation quoted Zardari as saying: "If Taliban continued abduction and killing of...
Qaeda warns India of Mumbai like raids

News Source: Press TV | 10 months ago

Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, who was believed to have been killed in Afghanistan, has reappeared in a video message saying that "India should know that it will have to pay a heavy price if it attacks Pakistan." “We will bring mujahedin and suicide...
'Free' A Q Khan won't rejoin our nuke plan: Pak

News Source: Rediff | 10 months ago

Pakistan's ambassador to the United States says the release of Dr A Q Khan -- considered the father of its nuclear programme -- from house arrest for selling nuclear secrets to Iran, North Korea and Libya should be seen a positive light and as a...
'Attacks on India likely to continue'

News Source: Rediff | 10 months ago

A Rand Corporation study on the November 26 terrorist attacks on Mumbai [ Images ] has concluded that India will remain a target of Pakistan-based terrorism for the foreseeable future because of the inability of New Delhi [ Images ] and the...
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