Edgar Valdez, a US citizen also known as Barbie, was arrested in central Mexico after police tracked his movements for more than a year. Posts Tagged ‘New York Times’
Major Arrest In Mexico’s Drug Cartel Wars
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 31st, 2010
Edgar Valdez, a US citizen also known as Barbie, was arrested in central Mexico after police tracked his movements for more than a year. 
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Comments OffObama Administration Sued By The ACLU Over Policy To Assassinate US Citizens Involved In Terrorist Actions Against The U.S.
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 31st, 2010
Anwar al-Aulaqi, New Mexico-born and linked to al-Qaeda. The Obama administration is continuing a policy begun under the Bush administration, which authorizes the CIA and the American military to kill American citizens abroad if they are involved in terrorist actions against the U.S. Posted in World News Tags: Aclu, Al Jazeera, American Citizens, Anwar Al, Assassination Plot, Bush Administration, Citizens Rights, Cleric, Constitutional Rights, legal protection for terrorists, Litigant, New York Times, Political Spectrum, Reuters, Rights Groups, Suit Challenges, Targeted Killings, Terrorist Actions, U S Passport, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post Comments OffMilitants Fail To Assassinate Chechen President. 19 Killed, Many Wounded
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 29th, 2010
Islamist Rebels Launch Deadly Attack On Chechen President’s Village
At least 19 people including five civilians die as insurgents strike against pro-Moscow leader Ramzan Kadyrov
At least 19 people were killed today after Islamist rebels launched an audacious attack on the heavily defended residence of Chechnya’s pro-Kremlin president, Ramzan Kadyrov.
Chechen officials said that 12 insurgents and two guards were killed after the rebels slipped into Tsentoroi, Kadyrov’s home village, also known as Khosi-Yurt, in the early hours of this morning . Russian TV reported that five civilians had also been killed in fierce fighting.
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More News On Today’s Attack In Chechen President’s Village
12 suspected rebels killed in Chechnya: president — AFP
Chechen militants killed 5 police in Kadyrov’s home village — RIA Novosti
Kadyrov’s native village attackers eliminated — RIA Novosti
Police defeat Caucasus Emirate assault on Chechen president’s hometown — Long War Journal
Rebels attack Chechen leader’s home — Al Jazeera
Chechen Leader’s Village Is Attacked — New York Times
19 dead in shootout in Russia’s Caucasus — AP
Chechen president fights militants in home village — CNN
Militants Strike Kadyrov’s Home Village — Moscow Times
In Chechnya, A Blood Feud Ends—and a Despot Digs In — Time Magazine
Posted in World News Tags: Al Jazeera, Blood Feud, Caucasus, Chechen President, Chechnya, Cnn, Despot, Fierce Fighting, Insurgents Strike, Islamist Rebels, Kremlin, Militants Strike, Moscow Times, New York Times, Ramzan Kadyrov, Ria Novosti, Russian Tv, Time Magazine, War Journal, Yurt Comments OffPresident Obama As Commander In Chief
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 29th, 2010
President Obama in the early hours Thursday morning saluted the remains of a service member killed in Afghanistan. Posted in World News Tags: Blank Check, Counterterrorism, Distant Relationship, Doug Mills, Ideologue, Iraq War, Mr Brennan, New York Times, Obama, Oval Office, President Bush, President Obama, Public Attention, Service Member, Steep Learning Curve, Thursday Morning, Time Of War, War On Terrorism, Washington President, Yemeni Forces, York Times Article Comments OffRwanda Responds To The U.N.’s Genocide Charges
Posted by War News Updates Editor on August 29th, 2010
Rwanda Pushes Back Against U.N. Genocide Charges — New YorkerA draft report by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights arguing that the Rwandan military may have committed genocide in Congo in the late nineteen-nineties has been leaked to the press.
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