JNN 27 June 2011 : In March, Benghazi, Libya’s second city, seemed close to annihilation at the hands of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. He had promised to exact retribution from his citizens for their temerity in seeking freedom from his 40-year dictatorship. Influenced by the memory of Kosovo and backed by the Arab League, the United Nations Security Council passed resolution 1973. It authorized the imposition of a no-fly zone in Libya. It also instructed that “all necessary measures” should be taken to protect civilians under threat of attack. Continue reading
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Gaddafi Vows to fight and resist till Death
JNN 08 June 2011 : Libya’s beleaguered ruler Muammar Gaddafi says he will not surrender despite cracks in the Libyan regime and Gaddafi’s dwindling power in the North African country. Continue reading
Gaddafi Vows to fight and resist till Death
JNN 08 June 2011 : Libya’s beleaguered ruler Muammar Gaddafi says he will not surrender despite cracks in the Libyan regime and Gaddafi’s dwindling power in the North African country. Continue reading
US and UK want to renew their Old Partnership with Taliban
JNN 06 June 2011 : Britain and the US have made an attempt at the UN Security Council to lift the sanctions against former Taliban chieftains to encourage other insurgents to quit the terror group. Continue reading
Gaddafi ready for the ceasefire
JNN 27 May 2011 : Libyan Prime Minister Al Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmoudi says the regime of longtime ruler Muammar Gaddafi is prepared for an immediate UN-monitored ceasefire in the crisis-hit North African country. Continue reading Gaddafi kills Libyan Defense Minister: report
JNN 19 May 2011 TEHRAN – Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has reportedly killed the country’s defense minister for his harsh reproach of the regime’s policies. Continue reading
US led forces Kill 4 Civilian Afghan Women
JNN 15 May 2011 : In a recent US-led military operation in Afghanistan, invading foreign troops have killed four Afghan women in the eastern Kunar Province, witnesses say. Continue reading NATO forces busy bombing Tripoli as Libyan rebels seek legitimacy, aid to survive
JNN 13 May 2011 TRIPOLI/BENGHAZI– NATO warplanes continued to rain bombs on the Libyan capital of Tripoli Thursday, causing further civilian casualties and damage, as Libyan opposition forces are seeking more international recognition and aid. Continue reading
Gaddafi Survives the Nato AirStrike , while His Youngest Son & 3 Grandsons Killed
JNN 01 May 2011 : Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has survived an attempt on his life, but the attack did kill his youngest son and other family members, the Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim announced.Saif al-Arab Gaddafi, the youngest son of embattled Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, and three of Gaddafi’s grandsons have been killed in a NATO airstrike. Continue reading
540 Taliban Prisoners escapes after successful Jail Break in Kandhar
JNN 25 April 2011 : At least 540 Taliban militants, including 106 commanders, have escaped from Kandahar central prison in southern Afghanistan, an official says.
Libyan rebel spokesman says “Misrata is free”
JNN 23 April 2011 : A spokesman for Libyan rebels said the city of Misrata was freed from Muammar Qadhafi’s forces on Saturday after a siege of Libya’s third-largest city lasting nearly two months. Continue reading
US & Nato forces dropping Depleted Uranium Bombs on Libyan Population
JNN 13 April 2011 : The Stop the War Coalition says the bombs and missiles that the US-led military alliance has dropped on several Libyan cities contain depleted uranium (DU). Continue reading
UK to Defy the UN Mandate By sending troops to Libya
JNN 04 April 2011 :: The UK military will dispatch 600 marines from its Royal Navy taskforce and at least 6 ships to Libya this week in defiance of the UN mandate. Continue reading Angry Protester on Desecration of Quran in US, Attack & Kill 8 UN Gaurds in Afghanistan
JNN 01 Apr 2011 : At least eight foreigners were among the dead after attackers took out security guards, burned parts of the compound and climbed up blast walls to topple a guard tower, said Lal Mohammad Ahmadzai, a police spokesman for the northern region. Continue reading
Taliban Kills 20, injures 50 worker at Construction sight By Car Bomb in Afghanistan
JNN 29 Mar 2011 : At least 20 people have been killed and 50 others injured after a massive bomb explosion targeted a construction company in eastern Afghanistan. Continue reading US and the West Upfront Talibaan’s foes backdoors friends now and ever
JNN 16 Feb 2011 : The fact even at the time of 911 told that it was a Big Drama staged at the cost of Thousands of American Lives, for the benefits of the Zionist lobby and to keep the diminshing control of the US & West from the Mineral Rich Middle East & Asian region , But now the time has proved , and slowly the curtain is being raised from the back stage strategies that from 911 to WMD in iraq , and the Invasion of Afghanistan was all planned with the help of their recruits of the soviet war . Continue reading US and the West Upfront Talibaan's foes backdoors friends now and ever
JNN 16 Feb 2011 : The fact even at the time of 911 told that it was a Big Drama staged at the cost of Thousands of American Lives, for the benefits of the Zionist lobby and to keep the diminshing control of the US & West from the Mineral Rich Middle East & Asian region , But now the time has proved , and slowly the curtain is being raised from the back stage strategies that from 911 to WMD in iraq , and the Invasion of Afghanistan was all planned with the help of their recruits of the soviet war . Continue reading ‘US held talks with fake Taliban head’
JNN 23 Nov 2010 Senior Afghan and US officials have confirmed reports of a series of secret peace talks with a fake Taliban leader in Kabul over the past months, a media report says.According to the New York Times, secret talks between officials and a senior Taliban commander collapsed after Washington concluded they were dealing with an impostor.
The secret high profile talks with Mulla Akhtar Muhammad Mansour — a senior commander of the Taliban — were intended to end the nine-year long war.
However, the man was apparently not Mansour at all.
Western officials intimately involved in the discussions say the negotiator was not even a member of the Taliban leadership.
“It’s not him,” a Western diplomat in Kabul said. “And we gave him a lot of money.”
NATO and Afghan officials say they held three meetings with the man, who had traveled to Afghanistan from neighboring Pakistan.
Based on the report, the fake Taliban leader even met with Afghan President Hamid Karzai at the presidential palace in Kabul.
The report comes as a US delegation has reportedly arrived in Pakistan to hold a secret meeting with pro-Taliban figures.
The meetings are said to be aimed at pushing for talks between Taliban militants and the Afghan government.
The developments come after Karzai called on tribal elders and civic representatives to get together and discuss measures for a national reconciliation.
Karzai recently formed a peace council to lead talks with the Taliban, electing Afghanistan’s former president Burhanuddin Rabbani as chairman of the council.
The newly-established peace council has been making efforts to initiate dialogue with discontented Afghans and militants who have engaged in warfare with the government.
The council has expressed willingness to listen to legitimate demands by the militants.
The development comes after senior officials in the UK floated the idea of making peace with the Taliban whose uprooting was one of the main objectives of the 2001 Us-led invasion.
The US-led invasion was launched with the official objective of curbing militancy and bringing peace and stability to the war-ravaged country.
Anti-war groups have highlighted the fact that Afghanistan remains unstable nine years after the invasion.
The Taliban have repeatedly rejected peace talks, calling for the withdrawal of US-led foreign forces from Afghanistan
'US held talks with fake Taliban head'
JNN 23 Nov 2010 Senior Afghan and US officials have confirmed reports of a series of secret peace talks with a fake Taliban leader in Kabul over the past months, a media report says.According to the New York Times, secret talks between officials and a senior Taliban commander collapsed after Washington concluded they were dealing with an impostor.
The secret high profile talks with Mulla Akhtar Muhammad Mansour — a senior commander of the Taliban — were intended to end the nine-year long war.
However, the man was apparently not Mansour at all.
Western officials intimately involved in the discussions say the negotiator was not even a member of the Taliban leadership.
“It’s not him,” a Western diplomat in Kabul said. “And we gave him a lot of money.”
NATO and Afghan officials say they held three meetings with the man, who had traveled to Afghanistan from neighboring Pakistan.
Based on the report, the fake Taliban leader even met with Afghan President Hamid Karzai at the presidential palace in Kabul.
The report comes as a US delegation has reportedly arrived in Pakistan to hold a secret meeting with pro-Taliban figures.
The meetings are said to be aimed at pushing for talks between Taliban militants and the Afghan government.
The developments come after Karzai called on tribal elders and civic representatives to get together and discuss measures for a national reconciliation.
Karzai recently formed a peace council to lead talks with the Taliban, electing Afghanistan’s former president Burhanuddin Rabbani as chairman of the council.
The newly-established peace council has been making efforts to initiate dialogue with discontented Afghans and militants who have engaged in warfare with the government.
The council has expressed willingness to listen to legitimate demands by the militants.
The development comes after senior officials in the UK floated the idea of making peace with the Taliban whose uprooting was one of the main objectives of the 2001 Us-led invasion.
The US-led invasion was launched with the official objective of curbing militancy and bringing peace and stability to the war-ravaged country.
Anti-war groups have highlighted the fact that Afghanistan remains unstable nine years after the invasion.
The Taliban have repeatedly rejected peace talks, calling for the withdrawal of US-led foreign forces from Afghanistan
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