Terror group threatens to ‘slaughter’ Fatah top echelon
Jerusalem – April 30, 3006 – Security has been beefed up for the Fatah leadership, including Palestinian Authority (PA) Chairman Mahmoud Abbas, after an unknown group claiming affiliation to Al-Qaeda distributed leaflets here threatening to “slaughter” them , a media report said. This is the first time the group, believed to be headed by Jordanian terrorist Zarqawi, has issued a leaflet in Gaza.
Press Trust of India
The Indian Express – May 1, 2006.
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Tiger attacks kill seven in Sri Lanka – Five sailors hurt in naval clash
Colombo – May 1, 2006 – Suspected Tamil Tigers killed at least seven people in a mine blast and a shooting incident on Monday and the navy said it came under attack from the rebels’ sea wing intensifying fears of a return to civil war. The navy said five armed Sea Tiger boats approached one of its vessels in waters off Trincomalee on the north-eastern coast, and they attacked. An army spokesman said a Sea Tiger ship was sunk in the exchange. Near Trincomalee town, one sailor and four civilians were killed in a suspected rebel claymore fragmentation mine attack on a naval foot patrol, the army said. Seven were wounded in the blast, which occurred as a family was driving by in a motorized rickshaw. Suspected tiger gunmen shot dead two labourers and wounded three as they went to collect sand for construction work in the same district. Five fishermen working in the same area were missing.
Reuters
Hindustan Times – May 2, 2006.
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LeT Massacres 32 In J&K
Doda – In a desperate bid to derail a fledgling peace process, terrorists struck with a numbing carnage two days before a round table conference on the Kashmir issue was to start. Late on Sunday evening, a group of 6-10 heavily-armed Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists pulled out Hindu villagers from their homes and shot them. Nineteen were killed and about a dozen people survived with serious bullet wounds. Terrorist also killed another 13 people whom they had earlier abducted on Sunday.
Aarti Tikoo Singh/T.N.N.
The Times of India – May 2, 2006.
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Violence unabated in Iraq – 15 Killed In Suicide Attack
Baghdad – A suicide bomber blew himself up while standing in a line of recruits outside Fallujah’s police headquarters on Wednesday, killing at least 15 people and wounding 30. The bomber, dressed in civilian clothes, struck outside the entrance of the police building. The hidden bomb exploded several minutes after he joined the crowd of recruits waiting to enter the building, a police official said. On Tuesday, the bodies of four Iraqi soldiers were found in the insurgent stronghold of Ramadi. On Wednesday, a roadside bomb exploded in an outdoor market in northern Baghdad, wounding 16 civilians. Gunmen attacked a police patrol in central Baqouba, 60 km northeast of Baghdad, killing a police officer and wounding another.
AP
The Times of India – May 4, 2006.
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Taliban resurgent in southern Afghanistan
Trin Kot – May 3, 2006 – The fact that US troops are pulling out of southern Afghanistan in the coming months, and handing matters over to NATO pecekeepers, who have repeatedly stated that they are not going to fight terrorists, has given a lift to the insurgents, and increased the fears of Afghans. The arrival of large number of Taliban in the villages, flush with money and weapons, has dealt a blow to public confidence. Uruzgan is now in the thrall of the Islamic militants once more, and the provincial capital is increasingly surrounded by areas under Taliban control, local and US officials acknowledge. Uruzgan is not the only province teetering out of control, Helmand and Kandahar to the south have been increasingly overrun by militants this year, who are moving freely and intimidating villagers and ambushing vehicles.
The New York Times
Hindustan Times – May 4, 2006.
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Terrorists kidnap 9 Hindus in J&K, kill 4 of them
Srinagar – April 30, 2006 – Suspected militants abducted nine Hindu villagers at gunpoint in a remote area of Jammu and Kashmir on Sunday and killed four of them. The fate of the others is not known. A senior police officer, confirming the gory incident, said the villagers had gone up in the hills of Basantgarh in Udhampur district with their cattle for grazing. They had been spotted by the gunmen. The dead bodies of four of villagers have been recovered, and the whereabouts of the others are not known.
Yusuf Jameel
The Asian Age – May 1, 2006.
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Taliban Butchers Indian
New Delhi/Hyderabad/Kabul – April 30, 2006 – In a gruesome act, the Taliban on Sunday killed abducted Indian engineer K. Suryanarayana and dumped his beheaded body near a highway in south Afghanistan, evoking outrage in India. The Taliban claimed that the killing was “accidental”, that the Indian engineer had been shot dead while he was trying to escape; but the Afghan interior ministry immediately rubbished this, saying that the body had been found beheaded, which proved that the killing was deliberate. The deceased was working as engineer with Bahrain-based Almoyaed Company.
Agency Reports
The Asian Age – May 1, 2006.
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Taliban warns Indians again
New Delhi – Afghanistan’s ousted Taliban regime has renewed warnings to Indians to wind up their projects in the war-ravaged country and leave, the Outlook magazine said on Friday. The magazine said a spokesman for the militants had accused Indians working in Afghanistan of being agents of the United States. “We want all Indians to leave Afghanistan and shut down their projects here,” Taliban spokesman was quoting as saying.
AFP
The Hindu – May 6, 2006.
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More than 50 Iraqis killed
Baghdad – May 4, 1006 – More than 50 Iraqis were killed or found dead on Wednesday as Iraqi leaders struggled to fashion a unified Iraqi government that they hope can diminish the insurgency and ease violence between Sunnis and Shia. A suicide bomber wearing an explosive vest attacked the police recruiting depot on Wednesday morning in Falluja, killing at least 16 young men, Iraqi officials said.
Richard A. Oppel Jr. / New York Times Service
The Asian Age – May 5, 2006.
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2 killed, 4 hurt in café blast in China
Beijing – May 6, 2006 - Explosions rocked two Internet cafes in central China, killing two people, injuring four others. No motive was immediately apparent for an attack. “The casualties include two dead and four injured people,” said a man who answered the telephone at the Hefei city government office.
AP
The Asian Age – May 7, 2006.
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Car bombs kill 30 in Iraq
Baghdad - Car bombs killed 30 people in Iraq on Sunday and wounded more than 70 in one of the bloodiest spasms of violence in recent weeks as political leaders closed in on a deal to form a national unity government. At least 21 people were killed and 52 wounded when a suicide bomber detonated a car on a crowded street in the Shia holy city of Kerbala.
Reuters
Hindustan Times – May 8, 2006
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Message from Osama: Kill Musharraf – Pamphlet Attributed to Al-Qaeda Chief Calls Pakistan General ‘Slave’ Of American President
Miran Shah (Pakistan) – A message distributed to Pakistani tribesmen and said to be from al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden prayed for the assassination of President General Pervez Musharraf, declaring him a ‘slave’ of US President George W. Bush. Bin Laden also purportedly called for help of the tribesmen whose homes, the message on the pamphlets said, were destroyed by the Pakistan army in the Waziristan tribal region for ‘American pleasure’.
The Times of India – May 8, 2006.
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Suicide Bombing Popular Terrorist Tactic
Washington Post (05/08/06) ; Sands, David R.
According to statistics from the State Department's annual report on global terrorism, there were 360 suicide bombings in 2005, causing about 3,000 deaths. In comparison, there were only 472 suicide attacks during the years 2000 through 2004, according to statistics compiled by the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Another report estimates just 300 suicide attacks in all of the years up to mid-2001. Such attacks are being used with increasing frequency in Iraq. Suicide bombings have become so popular because they are so effective. Although suicide bombings accounted for just 3 percent of all terrorist attacks in 2005, they accounted for more than 20 percent of the people killed during all attacks, the State Department said.
Security Management Daily – May 9, 2006.
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Suspected Islamic militants kill three Buddhists
Bangkok – May 9, 2006 – Three Buddhists were killed and seven other people were injured in three separate attacks by suspected Islamic militants in Thailand’s restive south, the police said on Tuesday. Two suspects posing as customers on Tuesday gunned down Sompong Sopin, a Buddhist motorcycle repair shop owner in the southern province of Pattanithe police said. In the same region on Monday, gunmen opened fire at sanitation workers. Five others were injured, the police said. Most ethnic Malays in the Muslim-majority south believe that Thailand discriminates against them because they are Muslims.
(AFP)
The Asian Age – May 10, 2006.
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Violence in Iraq, at least 34 dead
Baghdad – May 9, 2006 – Violence killed at least 34 people as efforts to finish choosing the new cabinet bogged down on Monday in a web of conflicting interests. The deadliest attack on Monday occurred when a car bomb exploded near an Iraqi court in central Baghdad, killing five Iraqi civilians and wounding 10, a police official said. Two Iraqi policemen died and 12 people were wounded when another car bomb went off near a police patrol travelling down bushy Palestine street in eastern Baghdad, a police official said. An American soldier was killed when a roadside bomb struck a military convoy on Monday in south-east of Baghdad, according to a US statement.
Qassim Abdul-Zahra/(AP>
The Asian Age – May 10, 2006.
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Insurgents kill 11 Iraqis and defence official
Baghdad – May 10, 2006 – Shootings by suspected insurgents killed 12 Iraqis on Wednesday. Casually figures from a suicide truck bomb attack in the northern city of Tal Afar on Tuesday night also rose to 22 dead and 134 wounded, officials said.
(AP)
The Asian Age – May 11, 2006.
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6 cops killed in Pak blasts
Quetta – At least six policemen were killed and 13 wounded on Thursday in a series of landmine explosions at a police training school in Pakistan’s troubled southwest, police and hospital sources said. Five landmines went off in quick succession as commandos of the police Anti-Terrorist Force were training at the school on the outskirts of Quetta, capital of Baluchistan province.
Reuters
The Times of India – May 12, 2006.
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67 killed in Lanka naval battle
Colombo – May 11, 2006 – Sri Lanka’s Tamil Tigers killed 17 sailors on Thursday in the worst naval battle. A Tamil Tiger suicide boat rammed and sank a Dvora fast attack craft as it escorted a ship transporting soldiers to the northern peninsula of Jaffna, navy spokesman said. He added three rebel craft were destroyed by naval gunfire while another four were crippled. About 15 rebel boats were involved in the abortive attack on the ship carrying troops.
P.K. Balachandran & Agencies
Hindustan Times – May 12, 2006.
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LeT relying on technology to enhance strike power
The interrogation of two LeT arrested militants arrested at Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station on Monday, points to the fact that the outfit is now more inclined to recruit young men with a technical bent of mind to carry out precise and lethal terrorist strikes. Feroz Abdul Latif Ghaswala @ Abdullah, disclosed that he had obtained a diploma in diesel mechanics besides doing a course in computers. His accomplice Mohammad Ali also turned out to be a hardware engineer. After Abdullah was initiated into terrorism, he was sent to Bangladesh for training in manufacturing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and then for advance training to a terrorist camp in Pakistan. According to police officers, the revelations indicate that the outfit was relying heavily on new-age technological know-how to enhance its striking capability.
The Hindu – May 13, 2006.
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45 killed in spate of attacks
Baghdad – May 14, 2006 – A string of deadly attacks ripped through the Iraqi capital on Sunday, killing at least 30 people and wounding nearly 70, the police said. Six small Shia shrines were damaged in a series of blasts around Baqouba where sectarian tensions are running high. Elsewhere in Iraq, 15 people died in other attacks, including two British soldiers who were killed in a roadside bomb attack on Saturday night. Two suicide car bombs that exploded near a main checkpoint on a four-lane road leading to Baghdad’s International airport, killed at least 14 Iraqis and wounded six. In other attacks, 16 people were killed.
Agencies
Hindustan Times – May 15, 2006.
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MOROCCAN security authorities have been warned by European intelligence agencies to expect terrorist attacks on tourist targets this summer
Sources in Rabat confirmed that a message had been received “warning of potential attacks targeting administrative, financial and tourist spots, as well as certain embassies and foreign interests in Morocco.”
The information was received, in part, from German investigators after the interrogation of North African terror suspects in Frankfurt. Moroccan anti-terrorist officers recently arrested nine suspected Islamic militants in the tourist city of Meknes.
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office warns of “a high threat from terrorism in Morocco”, but has stopped short of advising against non-essential visits.
Email dated May 14, 2006 from Mr. Mayer Nudell, USA.
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Gunmen kill 18, injure 37 in Iraq
Baghdad – May 16, 2006 – Gunmen raided a parking lot in northeast Baghdad on Tuesday, killing 18 people and injuring at least 37, the police said. The gunmen shot five guards who were looking after the garage in the Shaab neighbourhood and then detonated a bomb planted on a parked oil tanker, killing the others. The gun-battle in Baghdad broke out at about 10.30 a.m. between suspected insurgents riding in three cars and the Iraqi police in Dora, one of Baghdad’s most violent neighbourhoods. At least six civilians were killed and four wounded in the crossfire.
(AP)
The Asian Age – May 17, 2006.
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Bangladesh captures Taliban-trained militant
Bangladesh police have arrested a man who claimed to have been trained by the Taliban but denied links with outlawed Bangladeshi Islamist groups, officials said on Monday. The arrest came a day after a Bangladesh court sentenced 13 Islamic militants to up 30 years in prison for involvement in a series of deadly bomb blasts on August 17 last year.
Reuters
The Times of India – May 16, 2006.
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Police officer killed in Pak
Quetta – Suspected tribal militants shot dead a police officer in Pakistan’s southwestern Baluchistan province, fired rockets at two gas fields and disrupted electricity supplies to hundreds of homes, officials said on Monday.
AP
The Times of India – May 16, 2006.
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High-security net over US embassy after terror threat
New Delhi – On Tuesday, the Delhi Police sounded an alert in and around the US embassy after a tip-off from Intelligence Bureau (IB) that American diplomats were likely to be targeted by an Islamic group based in Ramallah, West Bank. The agency has asked the police to sensitise all staff responsible for the security of other US establishments in the city. The agency also said that a “very important” US citizen based in Delhi is the likely target and that this attack was likely to take place either at the airport or at the embassy itself.
Sachin Parashar/TNN
The Times of India – May 17, 2006.
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Blast kills 7 in Russia
Rostov-on-=Don (Russia – May 17, 2006 – A powerful car-bomb set off by an apparent suicide attacker ripped through a convoy of vehicles in southern Russia on Wednesday, killing seven people including a high-level regional police officer
(AP)
The Asian Age – May 18, 2006.
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16 hurt in Doda grenade explosion
Srinagar – New Delhi – May 17, 2006 – Sixteen people were injured in a grenade explosion in Doda town in eastern Kashmir on Wednesday. An unidentified person tossed the hand grenade at Doda’s Ramlila Ground but it exploded near the gate, causing injuries to 16 persons, the police said.
Special Correspondent,
The Asian Age – May 18, 2006.
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16 Hindus injured in Doda grenade attack
Jammu – May 17, 2006 – Sixteen Hindu village defence committee (VDC) members were injured when unidentified persons hurled a grenade at a camp in Doda district, where they had come to collect weapons, official sources said. This is the fourth grenade attack in Doda in the past three weeks. Security forces have launched search operation.
Express News Service
The Indian Express – May 18, 2006.
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Terrorists target BJP rally in Doda, 15 injured
Jammu – Terrorists targeted a BJP rally injuring 15 members of the minority Hindu community in Doda district on Wednesday. Police sources said unidentified men hurled a grenade on people staging a protest demonstration against the Kulhand massacre and the subsequent attack on an earlier rally this week. The BJP leaders visited Doda to review the situation and meet the victims. They described the attacks as a part of sinister design by the pro-Pakistan terrorists to cleanse Doda ethnically, the way Kashmiri Pandits were hounded out of the Kashmir in early 1990.
Aarti Tikkoo Singh/TNN
The Times of India – May 18, 2006.
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105 killed as Afghan violence surges
Kandahar – May 18, 2006 – On Thursday, since the Taliban’s ouster, fiercest violence erupted across Afghanistan, with coalition forces engaging in multiple firefights, two suicide car bombs and a massive rebel massive rebel assault on a small town. Up to 105 people were killed. The Taliban death toll from fighting on Wednesday night and Thursday ranged up to 87, US and Afghan officials said. Also, 15 Afghan police officers, one American civilian, a Canadian soldier and an Afghan civilian were killed in the attacks.
Agencies
Hindustan Times – May 19, 2006.
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Fresh bout of violence kills 20 in Iraq
At least 20 people were killed in insurgent violence on Sunday, 13 of them in a Baghdad restaurant bombing. Another 18 people were wounded when the blast ripped through the crowded dinner in the up market Karrada district, highlighting the importance of plans set out by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliqi for a special security force for the capital.
AFP
The Times of India – May 23, 2006.
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19 killed in Baghdad
A bombing on Saturday in a Shia district of Baghdad killed 19 people and injured 58 and, in separate attacks around Iraq, two suicide car bombers left at least eight dead and 10 injured, officials said. The Baghdad blast occurred near a food stand in Sadar city where men gather to wait for jobs as day labourers, police official said. The bomb was hidden in a paper bag.
Hindustan Times – May 21, 2006.
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Terror hits heart of Srinagar
Srinagar – May 21, 2006 – Terrorists attacked a Congress Party rally in the heart of the city on Sunday, killing at least seven persons and wounding 22 others. The militants struck at the rally despite the apparently tight security cover. Officials said that those killed included three civilians and two local policemen. A police press release said that at 1.30 pm, a terrorist wearing police uniform tossed hand grenades and simultaneously opened indiscriminate fire from AK-47 assault rifle at the rally, resulting in injuries to several police personnel and civilians. The Lashkar-e-Tayyaba and Al-Mansoorin outfits both claimed responsibility for the attack.
Special Correspondent
The Asian Age - May 22, 2006.
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2 killed, five tourists hurt as Srinagar hit by blasts
Srinagar – May 22, 2006 – Militants struck again with impunity in Srinagar leaving two persons dead and 78 wounded on Monday, a day after a deadly attack on a Congress rally here. They threw grenades in at least four different city localities, targeting the police and paramilitary forces. The police said the driver of a vehicle was killed on the spot and five tourists were wounded when the vehicle was hit by a grenade. The police and witnesses said 12 security personnel and 34 civilians were injured in three grenade explosions. The militants tossed a hand grenade at a flying squad Gypsy of the police near Chatipatshahi Gurdwara, wounding five policemen on board and 13 passersby. Another police Gypsy was attacked in similar fashion at Baba Dawood Khaki bridge, injuring two policeman and six civilians. The militants exploded another grenade at Fateh Kadal, targeting the CRPF, in which four CRPF men and an equal number of civilians were injured, the police said..
Special Correspondent
The Asian Age – May 23, 2006.
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Suicide car bomber rams into BSF bus; red carpet turns to red alert before PM’s visit
New Delhi – May 23, 2006 – A suicide bomber, in a explosive-laden car, rammed into a BSF bus, killing himself and leaving 27 security personnel wounded. The bomber sped past a police check-post on airport Road and so powerful was the blast that the entire Hyderpora neighbourhood reverberated with the noise of the explosion. This is the third consecutive day that suicide bombers have struck: the attack on the Congress rally on Sunday that killed seven people followed by four grenade attacks in downtown yesterday. Security officials are on tenterhooks after specific intelligence that Lashkar-e-Toiba, Hizbul Mujahideen, Al-Badr and the Jaish-e-Mohammed have joined hands to launch coordinated attacks in the valley.
Pranab Dhal Samanta
Indian Express – May 24, 2006.
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19 More Killed in Afghan Violence
Kandahar – May 23, 2006 – Taliban fighters ambushed a police patrol in southern Afghanistan’s mountains on Tuesday, killing three police but leaving 12 militants dead, while in violence near the capital, three health workers and their driver were killed by a landmine, officials said. Dozens of Taliban fled after ambushing the police, leaving the bodies of their colleagues. Several assault rifles, machine guns and rocket launchers were discovered. The blast killed a doctor, two nurses and their driver.
Noor Khan / (AP)
The Asian Age – May 24, 2006.
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7 killed, 8 injured in Iraq attacks
Baghdad – May 23, 2006 – In Iraq, shootings killed seven Iraqis and wounded eight on Tuesday. At about 6.30 a.m., a drive-by shooting at a minibus killed three Iraqi labourers and wounded four as they drove to work at a farm near Baqouba, 60 km northeast of Baghdad. At 8.00 a.m., gunmen riding in an Opel Sedan car shot and killed four ironsmiths and wounded one as they were riding a pickup truck to work.
Sameer N. Yacoub / (AP)
The Asian Age – May 24, 2006.
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65 killed in new Afghan flare-up
Kandahar - Sixty Taliban and five members of the Afghan security forces were killed in a major new clash in Afghanistan on Wednesday as the US-led coalition defended itself against mounting criticism of civilian deaths. The fighting started when a joint Afghan and coalition combat patrol returned fire after several Taliban rebels hiding in a nearby compound shot at them, a coalition statement said. The coalition put the militant death toll at 24.
AFP
The Times of India – May 25, 2006.
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Grenade blasts greet PM on Srinagar visit
Srinagar - Four grenade attacks, three in the city of Srinagar itself, greeted Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday, who had gone to attend the scheduled round-table conference. The first attack took place at 10 km from the conference venue at Qamarwari, injuring seven, including two policemen. In another attack at Zaribal, a further seven, including four security personnel, were hurt. A third blast which took place in downtown Srinagar, did not result in any casualties.
Rajeev Deshpande/TNN
The Times of India – May 25, 2006.
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Taliban warn Blair against attack
London – May 24, 2006 – Warning UK prime Minister against sending troops to Afghanistan, a Taliban commander has said his men would “kill” Britain’s “children” if they were deployed there. Taliban commander of Helmand province said to The Times via satellite phone, “I have between 2500 and 3000 men fighting at the moment, but I have thousands more I can call if I need them. They are in their homes waiting for my message to fight.”
(PTI/AP)
The Asian Age – May 25, 2006.
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4 killed in Sri Lanka violence
Combo – Four policemen were killed and four army soldiers were injured in two claymore mine blasts in northeast Sri Lanka on Thursday, the Sri Lankan military spokesman said. Four policemen were killed in the blast at Kathankudy in the eastern district of Batticaloa. In the next blast at 9.45 a.m., in Cheddikulam, four soldiers were injured, the spokesman added. In the blast at the Koppay junction in Jaffna on Wednesday, a policemen was killed and three army men were injured.
P.K. Balachandran
Hindustan Times – May 26, 2006.
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J&K explosion kills 4 tourists
Srinagar – Four tourists were killed and six others wounded in an explosion inside the vehicle they had taken to visit the Mughal Gardens here on Thursday evening. Srinagar Senior Superintendent of Police said the explosion occurred inside the vehicle at Botapora along the Dal Lake, killing three passengers on the spot and the fourth succumbed to injuries at a hospital. Earlier during the day, two CRPF men were wounded in a sneak attack, the police said. Meanwhile, unidentified assailants shot dead three persons in Jammu and Kashmir overnight, the police said on Thursday.
Special Correspondent
The Asian Age – May 26, 2006.
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10 Taliban, 4 policemen killed
Kandahar – May 27, 2006 – Four policemen and 10 Taliban were killed in a fresh battle in Afghanistan on Saturday. Militants attacked a police vehicle in Ghazni province, provincial police chief said. After a one-hour exchange of fire, at least 10 Taliban were killed, he said. The incident took place in Giro district where Taliban militants had taken refuge in a village and were besieged by the police.
(AFP)
The Asian Age – May 28, 2006
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Pak pipeline blown up
Quetta – May 27, 2006 – A powerful bomb blew up a gas pipeline in a remote town of insurgency-wracked south-western Pakistan, gutting dozens of shops but causing no casualties, a government official said on Saturday. No one claimed responsibility for the attack.
(AP)
The Asian Age – May 28, 2006.
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Militant storms hospital, kills one
Srinagar – A militant stormed into the Shere-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Science, Soura, and shot dead a man being treated for wounds sustained in a militant attack in Sopore.
The Indian Express – May 29, 2006.
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Two blasts rock Srinagar
Srinagar – A J&K police constable was killed while six others were injured in two grenade blasts carried out by terrorists in Srinagar city on Tuesday. The first incident took place at the busy Naaz crossing in the heart of the city when terrorists lobbed a grenade at a police vehicle. While a constable was killed, another cop was injured. Two passersby also received blister injuries in the attack.
M. Saleem Pandit/TNN
The Times of India – May 31, 2006.
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Food for Thought
I believe in the dignity of labour, whether with head or hand; that the world owes every man an opportunity to make a living.
- John D Rockefeller, Jr.
Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd.
The Times of India – May 1, 2006.
A conservative is a man with two perfectly good legs who, however, has never learned to walk forward.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
One of the indictments of civilizations is that happiness and intelligence are so rarely found in the same person.
– William Feather
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