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A photo made available on 03 May 2011 shows shows part of the wreckage of a US military helicopter that crashed outside the compound where Osama Bin Laden, leader of the terrorist Al-Qaeda network, was killed by US military forces in Abbottabad, Pakistan,
Al Qaeda head Osama bin Laden may have lived in Pakistan for over seven years before being hunted down in a US assassination raid, according to senior Pakistani security officials
Bin Laden's wife, Amal, told investigators that they lived in a village in the Pakistani Haripur district for some two and a half years before moving to nearby Abbottabad at the end of 2005, an anonymous security official revealed, according to the Toronto Star. The village was called Chak Shah Mohammad, the Economic Times reports.
For all these years, he West had believed that Osama was hiding in the tribal region in the restive Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
The al-Qaeda founder and leader was shot dead in a raid on Monday by US special forces in Abbottabad and subsequently buried at sea.
Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities say the death toll from a reported Pakistani airstrike on a drug rehabilitation facility in Kabul has climbed to around 400, with approximately 250 others injured.
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have spiralled into one of the most serious escalations in recent years, with both sides reporting heavy casualties, cross-border strikes and the collapse of fragile ceasefire efforts.
At least 31 people have died and 169 were injured in a suicide attack on a Shi’ite mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan, authorities confirmed.
On Wednesday at around 3:44 PM, Pakistan carried out an airstrike on areas within District 4 of Kabul city, causing serious destruction to several residential homes
Pakistan’s Foreign Office announced on Wednesday that a temporary ceasefire has been agreed with Afghanistan for the next 48 hours, following several days of intense cross-border clashes
Tensions along the Afghanistan–Pakistan border have flared into some of the fiercest fighting in recent months, with heavy clashes spreading across multiple provinces
US President Donald Trump has sharply criticized NATO allies over what he described as their unwillingness to support Washington during the war with Iran, following a two-hour meeting with Secretary-General Mark Rutte at the White House
Lebanon has declared a national day of mourning after one of the deadliest days in recent months, with at least 254 people killed and more than 1,165 injured in Israeli strikes carried out shortly after the announcement of a US-Iran ceasefire
The caretaker government has approved a decision endorsing the Partnership Agreement between the European Union and its Member States and the Mercosur bloc
Several Gulf states have reported missile and drone strikes on their territories just hours after the United States and Iran announced a two-week ceasefire agreement, raising fresh questions about whether the truce is holding on the ground
US Vice President JD Vance launched a sharp attack on the European Union during a visit to Budapest, accusing Brussels of interfering in Hungary’s election just days before a closely contested vote that could reshape the country’s political landscape
Global markets reacted sharply after US President Donald Trump stepped back from imminent military action against Iran, instead tying a suspension of strikes to Tehran’s agreement to a temporary ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
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