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The Al-Qaeda connection : The Taliban and terror in Pakistan's tribal areas
The face of Terror has changed dramatically. Today major terrorist attacks are marked by their meticulous preparation and deadly execution as the Mumbai attacks of 26/11 have clearly established. The most important planning centre for these operations is the tribal region located on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Following the U.S. action in Afghanistan in December 2001 many Al Qaeda and Taliban fighters escaped and settled down in these regions where, historically, the writ of the state has always been weak. Taking advantage of the inhospitable terrain and the porous border, Al Qaeda militants of multiple ethnic origins regrouped. In 2008 alone they launched over fifty suicide missions which have inflicted more than six thousand casualties in attacks across the world.
Contents:
1. Why Pakistan's tribal areas fell to Al Qaeda
2. Tribal lands : Cauldron of militancy
3. Al Qaeda's extensions in FATA : South and North Waziristan
4. Khyber and bajaur agencies, etc.
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