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A Kabul Safe House - How CIA Identified, Killed Al Qaeda Chief Zawahiri
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed in a US strike in Afghanistan over the weekend, the biggest blow to the terrorist group since its founder Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011.
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Al Qaeda Regrouping In Afghanistan After Taliban Takeover: Report
United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday said that they are noticing early signs that Al Qaeda may be regrouping in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
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CIA Director Discusses Afghan Situation With Pak Army, ISI Chiefs In Pakistan
CIA Director William Burns met Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa and ISI head Lt General Faiz Hamid today and discussed issues related to regional security issues and the current situation in Afghanistan, the Pakistan military said.
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Victorious Taliban Gloat Over Ruins Of CIA's Afghan Base
After America's longest war, Taliban commander Mullah Hasnain contemplates all that is left of what was part of the last CIA base -- demolished buildings, destroyed vehicles and piles of ammunition.
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CIA Chief Flags 'Significant Risk' After US Troops Exit From Afghanistan
Washington's ability to collect intelligence and act on threats will diminish when US troops leave Afghanistan, CIA Director William Burns said on Wednesday ahead of an expected announcement of a pullout by President Joe Biden.
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Memorial Wall Honour For CIA Officer Who Killed Herself Sparks Row
She had spent the year in Afghanistan targeting senior al-Qaida and Taliban members from one of the CIA's most important bases.
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She Was A CIA Spy. Now She's A Lawyer Battling Her Old Agency. This Is Her Story
Janine Brookner was utterly unlike anyone Carl Nett had ever worked with before. As a Secret Service officer and a contractor for the CIA and the Pentagon, he had traveled across the United States and around the world protecting presidents, first ladies and political candidates, and had seen war and its aftermath in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Terrorists?
Afghanistan on Saturday blamed a devastating suicide bomb attack in Kabul that killed at least 95 people and wounded 158 others on the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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CIA Chief Says US-Canadian Couple Held For Five Years In Pakistan
The head of the CIA said on Thursday a U.S.-Canadian couple kidnapped by Islamist militants in Afghanistan were held inside neighboring Pakistan for five years before being freed.
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Insurgents?
The rescue of an abducted US-Canadian family in Pakistan last week has spotlighted their captors the Haqqani network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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13 Dead As Taliban Car Bomber Hits CIA-Funded Afghan Forces
A Taliban car bomber killed 13 people in Afghanistan's Khost city on Saturday, in the first major attack at the start of the holy month of Ramadan that targeted a CIA-funded militia group.
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Indira Gandhi Persuaded Zia-ul-Haq To Join Regional Strategy During Afghan Crisis: CIA
Worried over Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tried to persuade then Pakistan President Zia-ul-Haq in 1980 to join an Indian-sponsored regional strategy to effectively deal with the "occupation", according to a declassified CIA report.
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Did Pakistan Secretly Fund An Attack On CIA Officers In 2009? Memo Makes Controversial Claim
The document, marked "secret" and still heavily redacted, makes a startling claim: The Pakistan government helped fund a suicide bombing in Afghanistan in 2009 that became the bloodiest attack on the CIA in a quarter-century.
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Declassified US Document Suggests Pak ISI Link To Attack On CIA Agents
A Pakistani intelligence officer paid $200,000 to an extremist network to facilitate a deadly suicide bomb attack on CIA operatives at a base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to a declassified US government document obtained by an independent research group.
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Pak Used Taliban to Counter India in Afghanistan: CIA Chief's Hacked Emails
Pakistan uses militants as proxies to counter India's growing influence in Afghanistan, according to a set of documents released by WikiLeaks from the hacked personal email account of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director, John Brennan.
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A Kabul Safe House - How CIA Identified, Killed Al Qaeda Chief Zawahiri
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri was killed in a US strike in Afghanistan over the weekend, the biggest blow to the terrorist group since its founder Osama bin Laden was killed in 2011.
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Al Qaeda Regrouping In Afghanistan After Taliban Takeover: Report
United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Wednesday said that they are noticing early signs that Al Qaeda may be regrouping in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
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CIA Director Discusses Afghan Situation With Pak Army, ISI Chiefs In Pakistan
CIA Director William Burns met Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa and ISI head Lt General Faiz Hamid today and discussed issues related to regional security issues and the current situation in Afghanistan, the Pakistan military said.
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Victorious Taliban Gloat Over Ruins Of CIA's Afghan Base
After America's longest war, Taliban commander Mullah Hasnain contemplates all that is left of what was part of the last CIA base -- demolished buildings, destroyed vehicles and piles of ammunition.
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CIA Chief Flags 'Significant Risk' After US Troops Exit From Afghanistan
Washington's ability to collect intelligence and act on threats will diminish when US troops leave Afghanistan, CIA Director William Burns said on Wednesday ahead of an expected announcement of a pullout by President Joe Biden.
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Memorial Wall Honour For CIA Officer Who Killed Herself Sparks Row
She had spent the year in Afghanistan targeting senior al-Qaida and Taliban members from one of the CIA's most important bases.
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She Was A CIA Spy. Now She's A Lawyer Battling Her Old Agency. This Is Her Story
Janine Brookner was utterly unlike anyone Carl Nett had ever worked with before. As a Secret Service officer and a contractor for the CIA and the Pentagon, he had traveled across the United States and around the world protecting presidents, first ladies and political candidates, and had seen war and its aftermath in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Terrorists?
Afghanistan on Saturday blamed a devastating suicide bomb attack in Kabul that killed at least 95 people and wounded 158 others on the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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CIA Chief Says US-Canadian Couple Held For Five Years In Pakistan
The head of the CIA said on Thursday a U.S.-Canadian couple kidnapped by Islamist militants in Afghanistan were held inside neighboring Pakistan for five years before being freed.
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Who Are The Haqqanis, Afghanistan's Most Feared Insurgents?
The rescue of an abducted US-Canadian family in Pakistan last week has spotlighted their captors the Haqqani network, former CIA assets now considered one of the most dangerous factions fighting US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan.
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13 Dead As Taliban Car Bomber Hits CIA-Funded Afghan Forces
A Taliban car bomber killed 13 people in Afghanistan's Khost city on Saturday, in the first major attack at the start of the holy month of Ramadan that targeted a CIA-funded militia group.
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Indira Gandhi Persuaded Zia-ul-Haq To Join Regional Strategy During Afghan Crisis: CIA
Worried over Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tried to persuade then Pakistan President Zia-ul-Haq in 1980 to join an Indian-sponsored regional strategy to effectively deal with the "occupation", according to a declassified CIA report.
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Did Pakistan Secretly Fund An Attack On CIA Officers In 2009? Memo Makes Controversial Claim
The document, marked "secret" and still heavily redacted, makes a startling claim: The Pakistan government helped fund a suicide bombing in Afghanistan in 2009 that became the bloodiest attack on the CIA in a quarter-century.
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Declassified US Document Suggests Pak ISI Link To Attack On CIA Agents
A Pakistani intelligence officer paid $200,000 to an extremist network to facilitate a deadly suicide bomb attack on CIA operatives at a base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to a declassified US government document obtained by an independent research group.
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Pak Used Taliban to Counter India in Afghanistan: CIA Chief's Hacked Emails
Pakistan uses militants as proxies to counter India's growing influence in Afghanistan, according to a set of documents released by WikiLeaks from the hacked personal email account of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director, John Brennan.
