Intercontinental Attacked

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  Luxury Hotel "War Room" Used By Trump's Aides Focus Of Violence Probe

  A "war room" set up in a luxury Washington hotel by advisors of president Donald Trump has become the focus of the congressional investigation into the violent January 6 attack on the US Capitol.

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  India Thrash Kenya 2-0 To Lift Intercontinental Cup

  Chhetri equalled Argentina's Lionel Messi's tally of 64 international goals during the match.

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  Kabul Hotel Attacker Was Trained By Pakistan's ISI, Alleges Afghan Envoy

  Pakistan's spy agency ISI trained a terrorist involved in the attack on Kabul's iconic Intercontinental Hotel in which over 20 people were killed, a top Afghanistan envoy has alleged.

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  Kabul Hotel Attack Killed 40 People: Official

  At least 40 people were killed in the attack on Kabul's luxury Intercontinental Hotel at the weekend, official figures showed Thursday -- almost double the earlier toll released by Afghan authorities.

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  Kabul Hotel Attack Shows Need To Deal With Safe Havens To Terrorists: India

  India strongly condemned the recent attack on a luxury hotel in Kabul, saying reports about the assault being carried out by Haqqani Network terrorists underlines the need to effectively deal with the issue of safe havens to terrorists in "our shared neighbourhood".

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  Attack On Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel Leaves 22 Dead: Officials

  At least 22 people are now known to have died when Taliban terrorists slaughtered guests at a luxury Kabul hotel, Afghan officials said Monday, as fears grew that the attackers may have had inside help.

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  At Least 19 Dead In Kabul Hotel Attack

  Gunmen in army uniforms who stormed Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel late on Saturday and battled Afghan Special Forces through the night killed at least 19 people and wounded 12 more, although the final toll of dead and wounded may still be higher.

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  At Least Six Dead In 12-Hour Taliban Siege At Luxury Kabul Hotel

  Gunmen stormed a luxury hotel in Kabul and killed at least six people including a foreigner, sparking a 12-hour battle that left terrified guests scrambling to escape and parts of the building ablaze.

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  6 Dead In Kabul Hotel Attack, Over 150 Hostages Released: Officials

  An attack on Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel that left at least five people dead, including one foreigner, has ended, the interior ministry said Sunday, more than 12 hours after gunmen stormed the building.

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  "Rescue Us," Kabul Hotel Guest Begged. Then His Phone Was Switched Off

  Gunmen burst into Kabul's luxury Intercontinental Hotel on Saturday, shooting at guests and staff and setting the building on fire, officials said, as security forces battled to end the more than eleven-hours-long assault. Five people have been killed and eight others are wounded, an official said Sunday.

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  Gunmen Storm Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel, Multiple Casualties Reported

  At least four gunmen attacked Kabul's landmark Intercontinental Hotel in a night-time raid on Saturday and started shooting at guests and staff, officials said, in an hours-long assault that is still ongoing.

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  Kabul Attack Highlights: 4 Gunmen Inside Inter-Continental Hotel

  The Kabul attack started when four gunmen entered the Inter-Continental hotel and opened fire at the guests.

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  4 Gunmen Attack Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel, Shoot At Guests

  Four gunmen have launched a massive attack at Kabul's luxury Intercontinental Hotel and are shooting at guests, an Afghan official told news agency AFP. Local media reports say the gunmen may have taken hostages.

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  Pentagon Evaluating US West Coast Missile Defense Sites: Officials

  The U.S. agency tasked with protecting the country from missile attacks is scouting the West Coast for places to deploy new anti-missile defenses, two Congressmen said on Saturday, as North Korea's missile tests raise concerns about how the United States would defend itself from an attack.

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  Opinion: The Night One Russian Military Officer May Have Saved The World

  He was often called "the man who saved the world," and in some sense, he did. On the night of Sept. 26, 1983, in a period of Cold War tension, Stanislav Petrov, a lieutenant colonel on duty at a missile attack early-warning center south of Moscow, was jolted by an alarm of a U.S. intercontinental ballistic missile attack on the Soviet Union.