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Terror Group Haqqani Network Helped Al Qaeda Chief Ayman al-Zawahiri Hide: Report
Terror group Haqqani Network tried to conceal that Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri was at a safe house in Kabul where he was killed in a precision US drone strike and restricted access to the site, a media report said today.
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Haqqani Network, Taliban Separate, Says US, As Pakistani Terrorist Emerges In Afghanistan
Despite close links between terrorist groups Taliban and Haqqani Network, the US State Department on Friday (local time) said that they are two separate entities.
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Pak Continues Effort To Counter Indian Influence In Afghanistan: Pentagon
United States Department of Defense quarterly report to US Congress says that Pakistan continues to harbor the Taliban and associated terrorist groups in Pakistan, such as the Haqqani Network, which maintains the ability to conduct attacks against Afghan interests.
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"Very Concerned" Over Terror, US Says "Pak Certainly Needs To Do More"
Pakistan certainly needs to do more in its fight against terrorism and the Trump administration expects Islamabad to act against terror groups like the Haqqani network and Lashkar-e-Taiba in same way as it did against Al Qaeda after the 9/11 attacks, a top American official has said.
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US Concerned Over Presence Of Terrorist Groups In Pakistan: Official
The US has expressed concern over terrorist groups continuing to enjoy safe haven in Pakistan and is asking the country to do more against "externally oriented" extremist outfits, a top official in the Trump administration said.
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Pakistan To Trump: Pay For Our Border Fence To Reduce Terrorism
Pakistan is pushing for the completion of a fence along its disputed border with Afghanistan -- and it wants the U.S. to help pay for it.
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After Cutting Aid To Pakistan, US Slaps Sanctions On 6 Terrorists
The Trump administration on Thursdayslapped sanctions on four Taliban and two Haqqani network leaders for terrorist activities and said Pakistan must work with the US to deny the terror groups safe haven on its soil and target their funding.
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Finger-Pointing At Pak Not OK: China On Trump's "Lies And Deceit" Tweet
China today made it clear that it is opposed to the US "finger pointing" at Pakistan and linking its all-weather ally with terrorism, insisting that the responsibility of combating terror outfits cannot be placed on a particular country.
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All Options Open To Deal With Pakistan, Says White House Official
The US is keeping "all options" on the table to deal with Pakistan if it does not take decisive action against the Taliban and the Haqqani network and dismantle their safe havens, the White House warned today. The warning came after the US suspended about $2 billion in security aid to Pakistan for failing to clamp down on terror groups
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US Suspends Over $1.1 Billion Security Assistance To Pak
The US has suspended more than $1.15 billion security assistance to Pakistan, accusing Islamabad of harbouring terror groups like the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani Network within its border and showing unwillingness to take "decisive actions" against them.
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Terror Group Haqqani Network Helped Al Qaeda Chief Ayman al-Zawahiri Hide: Report
Terror group Haqqani Network tried to conceal that Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri was at a safe house in Kabul where he was killed in a precision US drone strike and restricted access to the site, a media report said today.
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Haqqani Network, Taliban Separate, Says US, As Pakistani Terrorist Emerges In Afghanistan
Despite close links between terrorist groups Taliban and Haqqani Network, the US State Department on Friday (local time) said that they are two separate entities.
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Pak Continues Effort To Counter Indian Influence In Afghanistan: Pentagon
United States Department of Defense quarterly report to US Congress says that Pakistan continues to harbor the Taliban and associated terrorist groups in Pakistan, such as the Haqqani Network, which maintains the ability to conduct attacks against Afghan interests.
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"Very Concerned" Over Terror, US Says "Pak Certainly Needs To Do More"
Pakistan certainly needs to do more in its fight against terrorism and the Trump administration expects Islamabad to act against terror groups like the Haqqani network and Lashkar-e-Taiba in same way as it did against Al Qaeda after the 9/11 attacks, a top American official has said.
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US Concerned Over Presence Of Terrorist Groups In Pakistan: Official
The US has expressed concern over terrorist groups continuing to enjoy safe haven in Pakistan and is asking the country to do more against "externally oriented" extremist outfits, a top official in the Trump administration said.
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Pakistan To Trump: Pay For Our Border Fence To Reduce Terrorism
Pakistan is pushing for the completion of a fence along its disputed border with Afghanistan -- and it wants the U.S. to help pay for it.
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After Cutting Aid To Pakistan, US Slaps Sanctions On 6 Terrorists
The Trump administration on Thursdayslapped sanctions on four Taliban and two Haqqani network leaders for terrorist activities and said Pakistan must work with the US to deny the terror groups safe haven on its soil and target their funding.
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Finger-Pointing At Pak Not OK: China On Trump's "Lies And Deceit" Tweet
China today made it clear that it is opposed to the US "finger pointing" at Pakistan and linking its all-weather ally with terrorism, insisting that the responsibility of combating terror outfits cannot be placed on a particular country.
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All Options Open To Deal With Pakistan, Says White House Official
The US is keeping "all options" on the table to deal with Pakistan if it does not take decisive action against the Taliban and the Haqqani network and dismantle their safe havens, the White House warned today. The warning came after the US suspended about $2 billion in security aid to Pakistan for failing to clamp down on terror groups
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US Suspends Over $1.1 Billion Security Assistance To Pak
The US has suspended more than $1.15 billion security assistance to Pakistan, accusing Islamabad of harbouring terror groups like the Afghan Taliban and the Haqqani Network within its border and showing unwillingness to take "decisive actions" against them.
