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Iran Says It Arrested 21,000 'Suspects' During 12-Day War With Israel
Iranian police arrested as many as 21,000 "suspects" during the country's 12day war with Israel in June, a law enforcement spokesperson said on Tuesday, according to state media.
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Video: Taliban Pour 3,000 Litres Of Liquor Into Kabul Canal
A team of Afghan intelligence agents poured around 3,000 litres of liquor into a canal in Kabul, the country's spy agency said on Sunday, as the new Taliban authorities crack down on the sale of alcohol.
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Afghan Spy Agency Arrests Four Journalists For "Propaganda": Report
Afghanistan's spy agency has arrested four journalists for visiting a Taliban-held border town and accused them of spreading enemy "propaganda", officials said Tuesday.
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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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Meet The New Chief Of Pakistan's Powerful ISI Or Military Intel
The Pakistan Army has appointed Lieutenant General Naveed Mukhtar as the new chief of its spy wing, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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Afghan Spy Chief Quits After Ashraf Ghani's Outreach To Pakistan
The head of Afghanistan's main intelligence agency resigned Thursday, laying bare disagreements with President Ashraf Ghani over his diplomatic outreach to Pakistan aimed at reviving peace talks with the resurgent Taliban.
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Afghanistan Says Gatherings Mourning Mullah Omar 'Legitimate Target'
Afghanistan's spy agency on Monday banned all mourning ceremonies for deceased Taliban leader Mullah Omar, warning that any gatherings condoling his death would be a "legitimate target" for Afghan forces.
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Afghan Spy Agency Says Third Islamic State Commander Killed in Drone Strike
The Afghan intelligence agency on Thursday said a third top Islamic State commander in Afghanistan was killed in a US drone strike in the country's East this week.
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Afghan Candidate Abdullah Abdullah Seeks Pakistan Cooperation
Afghan presidential front-runner Abdullah Abdullah said on Thursday he wanted "good neighborly relations" with Pakistan, taking a conciliatory tone after accusations that Islamabad's spy service tried to kill him.
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Back to Basics for Afghan Soldiers as NATO Allies Exit
A computer without a power cable, a spy camera with English instructions that no one can read, and water-logged accommodation -- life on the frontline can be a long series of setbacks and challenges for Afghan soldiers.
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Iran Says It Arrested 21,000 'Suspects' During 12-Day War With Israel
Iranian police arrested as many as 21,000 "suspects" during the country's 12day war with Israel in June, a law enforcement spokesperson said on Tuesday, according to state media.
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Video: Taliban Pour 3,000 Litres Of Liquor Into Kabul Canal
A team of Afghan intelligence agents poured around 3,000 litres of liquor into a canal in Kabul, the country's spy agency said on Sunday, as the new Taliban authorities crack down on the sale of alcohol.
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Afghan Spy Agency Arrests Four Journalists For "Propaganda": Report
Afghanistan's spy agency has arrested four journalists for visiting a Taliban-held border town and accused them of spreading enemy "propaganda", officials said Tuesday.
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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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Meet The New Chief Of Pakistan's Powerful ISI Or Military Intel
The Pakistan Army has appointed Lieutenant General Naveed Mukhtar as the new chief of its spy wing, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
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Afghan Spy Chief Quits After Ashraf Ghani's Outreach To Pakistan
The head of Afghanistan's main intelligence agency resigned Thursday, laying bare disagreements with President Ashraf Ghani over his diplomatic outreach to Pakistan aimed at reviving peace talks with the resurgent Taliban.
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Afghanistan Says Gatherings Mourning Mullah Omar 'Legitimate Target'
Afghanistan's spy agency on Monday banned all mourning ceremonies for deceased Taliban leader Mullah Omar, warning that any gatherings condoling his death would be a "legitimate target" for Afghan forces.
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Afghan Spy Agency Says Third Islamic State Commander Killed in Drone Strike
The Afghan intelligence agency on Thursday said a third top Islamic State commander in Afghanistan was killed in a US drone strike in the country's East this week.
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Afghan Candidate Abdullah Abdullah Seeks Pakistan Cooperation
Afghan presidential front-runner Abdullah Abdullah said on Thursday he wanted "good neighborly relations" with Pakistan, taking a conciliatory tone after accusations that Islamabad's spy service tried to kill him.
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Back to Basics for Afghan Soldiers as NATO Allies Exit
A computer without a power cable, a spy camera with English instructions that no one can read, and water-logged accommodation -- life on the frontline can be a long series of setbacks and challenges for Afghan soldiers.
