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Al-Qaeda chief Al-Zawahiri, other leaders likely to be near Afghan-Pakistan border: UN - Vimarsana News

Al-Qaeda chief Al-Zawahiri, other leaders likely to be near Afghan-Pakistan border: UN

Prominent Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahri and other important leaders of militant group reside in the border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan, said UN.

Al Qaeda leader Aiman al-Zawahiri believed to be in border region of Afghanistan and Pakistan, probably alive but too frail: UN - Vimarsana News

Al Qaeda leader Aiman al-Zawahiri believed to be in border region of Afghanistan and Pakistan, probably alive but too frail: UN

UNITED NATIONS, June 5: A significant part of the Al-Qaeda leadership resides in the Afghanistan and Pakistan border region, including the group's elusive

The Resurgence of Terrorism in Afghanistan - Vimarsana News

The Resurgence of Terrorism in Afghanistan

From the blog of Balwan Nagial at The Times of Israel

Taliban protest UN report of its continuing ties with Al Qaeda - Vimarsana News

Taliban protest UN report of its continuing ties with Al Qaeda

Kabul [Afghanistan], June 4 (ANI): Taliban on Friday refuted the UN Monitoring Team's report that the Taliban and Al-Qaeda remain closely aligned and show no indication of breaking ties and said it is compiled from "false information" provided by enemy circles and has exploited the position of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).

Source: aninews.in
Taliban protest UN report of continuing ties to Al Qaeda - Vimarsana News

Taliban protest UN report of continuing ties to Al Qaeda

Taliban on Friday refuted the UN Monitoring Team report that the Taliban and Al-Qaeda remain closely aligned and show no indication of breaking ties and said