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C.I.A. Chief Says Qaeda Is Extending Its ReachMichael V. Hayden said that Al Qaeda is strengthening its hub in Pakistan and building new ties in Africa. ... |
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Intelligent Reporting on IntelligenceOne truism that I’ve noted over the years is that any event that I experience in person will invariably be reported in the press quite differently. That proved true again last night as I began absorbing media accounts of CIA Director Michael Hayden’s “State of al Qaeda Tod... |
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Al Qaeda on 'verge of defeat,' CIA chief saysAl Qaeda no longer sees Iraq as the central front in its war on the West, CIA Director Michael Hayden said Thursday. ... |
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CIA: Osama bin Laden Alive, But Cave Dwelling Is No FunMichael Hayden, Director of Central Intelligence, reports that the US is no closer to killing or capturing Osama bin Laden after seven years, but Osama isn't exactly basking in that fact. Bin Laden's putting quite a bit of energy into his own personal security, rather than plotting the next attack, ... |
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Bin Laden is isolated, Qaeda resilient: CIA chiefWASHINGTON (AFP) - Osama bin Laden, deeply isolated and likely near the rugged Afghanistan-Pakistan border, has been forced to devote much of his energy to his own security while his Al-Qaeda terror network remains resilient, CIA Director Michael Hayden said Thursday. ... |
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Four al-Qaeda-linked militants, 12 Afghan Taliban killed - UpdateKabul - Four suspected al-Qaeda-associated militants and 12 Taliban insurgents were killed while 20 others were wounded in two separate operations in Afghanistan, officials said on Friday. The US-led coalition in Afghanistan said in a statement that ... ... |
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