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Osama Bin Laden's Son Hamza Alive, Leading Al Qaeda In Afghanistan: Report
The report warned that warning that "under his command, Al Qaeda is regrouping and preparing for future attacks on Western targets".
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Zakir Musa's Successor Among 3 Terrorists Killed In Awantipora: Jammu And Kashmir Police
The successor of Zakir Musa, the commander of Al Qaeda linked Ansar Ghazwat-ul Hind, identified as Abdul Hameed Lelhari was one of the three terrorists killed by security forces in Awantipora encounter on Tuesday.
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Bomb Outside Shopping Centre Kills Two, Wounds 28 In Philippines
A crude bomb, blamed by security forces on a small pro-ISIS terrorist group, killed two people and wounded dozens on Monday in the southern Philippines, an army commander said.
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5 Al Qaeda-Linked Fighters Killed In Yemen Strike: US
Five members of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula were killed in a US military strike last week in Yemen, US Central Command said in a statement on Wednesday.
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4 Al Qaeda Members Killed In Suspected US Drone Strike: Officials
Four members of al Qaeda's Yemen branch, including a local commander, were killed in a suspected US drone strike on a vehicle traveling east of the capital Sanaa, two local officials said on Saturday.
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Drone Strike Kills 3 Al Qaeda Suspects In Yemen: Officials
An apparent US drone strike killed three suspected Al-Qaeda members today in Yemen, including a mid-ranking commander, security officials said.
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Battle Over Kunduz Highlights Risk to Huge United States Afghan Investments
The Taliban's brief capture of the city centre in Kunduz last weekend highlights a broader risk for billions of dollars in the United States reconstruction investments throughout Afghanistan, the United States official overseeing the projects said.
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Using Al-Qaeda Fighters to Battle IS Could Succeed: Ex-US Commander
Former US military commander David Petraeus said Wednesday fighters from Al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate could be used to take on the Islamic State group as he warned that his nation's hesitation to enforce "red lines" in Syria had damaged US credibility.
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French Forces Kill Commander With Al Qaeda Branch in Mali
France's army confirmed on Tuesday that its special forces had killed a prominent commander with al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), the group's north African branch, during a weekend operation in the northern Mali region of Kidal.
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Afghan Special Forces Raid Medical Aid Group Hospital
Afghan special forces raided a hospital run by medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres in northern Afghanistan, in search of a suspected Al Qaeda operative being treated there, a commander of the elite force said today.
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Blast in Syria Kills Top Al Qaeda Commander, 3 Others
Al Qaeda's official Syrian wing, the Nusra Front, announced on Thursday the death of its top military commander, who insurgent sources said fell victim to a blast targeting a high-level militant meeting.
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US, NATO Ceremonially End Afghan Combat Mission
The US and NATO ceremonially ended their combat mission in Afghanistan today, 13 years after the September 11 terror attacks sparked their invasion of the country to topple the Taliban-led Government.
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US President Barack Obama Approves Fresh Guidelines for Military in Afghanistan
President Obama has approved plans giving US military commanders broader authority in helping Afghanistan forces repel Taliban fighters after US and NATO combat operations formally end in December, a senior administration official said.
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Barack Obama to Address the United Nations Amid New Mideast Strikes
President Barack Obama will be addressing the United Nations as a commander in chief overseeing a war against militants in two Middle Eastern nations, a striking shift in the trajectory of a presidency that had been focused on ending conflicts in the region.
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Chechen in Syria a Rising Star in Extremist Group
A young, red-bearded ethnic Chechen has rapidly become one of the most prominent commanders in the breakaway al Qaeda group that has overrun swaths of Iraq and Syria, illustrating the international nature of the movement.
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Osama Bin Laden's Son Hamza Alive, Leading Al Qaeda In Afghanistan: Report
The report warned that warning that "under his command, Al Qaeda is regrouping and preparing for future attacks on Western targets".
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Zakir Musa's Successor Among 3 Terrorists Killed In Awantipora: Jammu And Kashmir Police
The successor of Zakir Musa, the commander of Al Qaeda linked Ansar Ghazwat-ul Hind, identified as Abdul Hameed Lelhari was one of the three terrorists killed by security forces in Awantipora encounter on Tuesday.
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Bomb Outside Shopping Centre Kills Two, Wounds 28 In Philippines
A crude bomb, blamed by security forces on a small pro-ISIS terrorist group, killed two people and wounded dozens on Monday in the southern Philippines, an army commander said.
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5 Al Qaeda-Linked Fighters Killed In Yemen Strike: US
Five members of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula were killed in a US military strike last week in Yemen, US Central Command said in a statement on Wednesday.
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4 Al Qaeda Members Killed In Suspected US Drone Strike: Officials
Four members of al Qaeda's Yemen branch, including a local commander, were killed in a suspected US drone strike on a vehicle traveling east of the capital Sanaa, two local officials said on Saturday.
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Drone Strike Kills 3 Al Qaeda Suspects In Yemen: Officials
An apparent US drone strike killed three suspected Al-Qaeda members today in Yemen, including a mid-ranking commander, security officials said.
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Battle Over Kunduz Highlights Risk to Huge United States Afghan Investments
The Taliban's brief capture of the city centre in Kunduz last weekend highlights a broader risk for billions of dollars in the United States reconstruction investments throughout Afghanistan, the United States official overseeing the projects said.
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Using Al-Qaeda Fighters to Battle IS Could Succeed: Ex-US Commander
Former US military commander David Petraeus said Wednesday fighters from Al-Qaeda's Syrian affiliate could be used to take on the Islamic State group as he warned that his nation's hesitation to enforce "red lines" in Syria had damaged US credibility.
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French Forces Kill Commander With Al Qaeda Branch in Mali
France's army confirmed on Tuesday that its special forces had killed a prominent commander with al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), the group's north African branch, during a weekend operation in the northern Mali region of Kidal.
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Afghan Special Forces Raid Medical Aid Group Hospital
Afghan special forces raided a hospital run by medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontieres in northern Afghanistan, in search of a suspected Al Qaeda operative being treated there, a commander of the elite force said today.
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Blast in Syria Kills Top Al Qaeda Commander, 3 Others
Al Qaeda's official Syrian wing, the Nusra Front, announced on Thursday the death of its top military commander, who insurgent sources said fell victim to a blast targeting a high-level militant meeting.
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US, NATO Ceremonially End Afghan Combat Mission
The US and NATO ceremonially ended their combat mission in Afghanistan today, 13 years after the September 11 terror attacks sparked their invasion of the country to topple the Taliban-led Government.
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US President Barack Obama Approves Fresh Guidelines for Military in Afghanistan
President Obama has approved plans giving US military commanders broader authority in helping Afghanistan forces repel Taliban fighters after US and NATO combat operations formally end in December, a senior administration official said.
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Barack Obama to Address the United Nations Amid New Mideast Strikes
President Barack Obama will be addressing the United Nations as a commander in chief overseeing a war against militants in two Middle Eastern nations, a striking shift in the trajectory of a presidency that had been focused on ending conflicts in the region.
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Chechen in Syria a Rising Star in Extremist Group
A young, red-bearded ethnic Chechen has rapidly become one of the most prominent commanders in the breakaway al Qaeda group that has overrun swaths of Iraq and Syria, illustrating the international nature of the movement.
