‘God willing, the nuclear weapons will not fall into the hands of the Americans and the mujahideen would take them and use them against the Americans,’ Mustafa Abu al Yazid, the leader of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, said in an interview with Al Jazeera television. Abu al Yazid was responding to a question about fears that US would seize control over Pakistan’s nuclear weapons in case Islamists came close to doing so. ‘We expect that the Pakistan Army would be defeated (in Swat) and that would be its end everywhere, God willing.’
Their (Al Qaeda & Taliban) expectation will remain expectation only and it will never be turned into fact, they are facing defeat in Swat, Buner, Dir and other northwest areas, Pak Army successfully end up his operation Raah i Raast & Raah i Nijaat is already underway and in case of need a new operation would be launched that will be more comprehensive and harsh against Taliban. Public of this country is united upon one thing that we have to eradicate Taliban and Al Qaeda from this region and that is final we trust Pak Army, we love Pak Army & Pak Army will crushed Baitullah Mehsud soon, Insha Allah.
Above review is based on Dawn via AFP
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5/15/2009
Al Qaeda Establish Links with Jihadi Groups: Report
This report was published in Daily Dawn on May 13, 09 edition it stated that;
Al Qaeda is trying to establish links inside Pakistan with jihadi groups, rather than Taliban, to exploit the current instability in the Pakistan and also to relieve some of the pressure that has been put on them by continuing strikes by the US drones, says The Guardian correspondent Jason Burke in a report (Al Qaeda’s push into Pakistan) on Tuesday.
Quoting sources inside intelligence agencies but without naming them he said that the group led by several dozen senior militants from Central Asia had already set up links with Lashkar-i-Taiba and was now probing others like Jaish-i-Mohammad, Harkat-ul-Mujahideen Islami and Lashkar-i-Jhangvi.
For international militants, he said, Pakistan had a particular significance as the birthplace of the new wave of modern Islamic militancy in the 1980s during the war against the Soviets.
“The battle against Pakistan’s secular elected government – and thus indirectly against its western backers – is being cast as the continuation of the successful struggle against the Soviets,” he added.
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I say that
In my opinion this is not a new story Al Qaeda's back links have always been with Pakistans' Jihadi Groups and this was already notified by Late Benazir Bhutto Shaheed several time publicly and in her book too written few days before her sad demise and also in her letters sended to various Heads of different countries but no one gave any reasonable response towards her notion.
Back to the topic if Al Qaeda would have established links with the said groups then it would have open a new task or might be a difficult one for Pakistan Army and Government of Pakistan as well, we will have to ready either for a new war/operation same like as continues in Sawat, Dir & in Bajur or it is quite possible that the current operation will merged in the new one (after Al Qaeda's influence) in both the case Pakistan will have to faced more difficulties in future i.e., finacial & economical.
Al Qaeda is trying to establish links inside Pakistan with jihadi groups, rather than Taliban, to exploit the current instability in the Pakistan and also to relieve some of the pressure that has been put on them by continuing strikes by the US drones, says The Guardian correspondent Jason Burke in a report (Al Qaeda’s push into Pakistan) on Tuesday.
Quoting sources inside intelligence agencies but without naming them he said that the group led by several dozen senior militants from Central Asia had already set up links with Lashkar-i-Taiba and was now probing others like Jaish-i-Mohammad, Harkat-ul-Mujahideen Islami and Lashkar-i-Jhangvi.
For international militants, he said, Pakistan had a particular significance as the birthplace of the new wave of modern Islamic militancy in the 1980s during the war against the Soviets.
“The battle against Pakistan’s secular elected government – and thus indirectly against its western backers – is being cast as the continuation of the successful struggle against the Soviets,” he added.
Want to read the full article click here
I say that
In my opinion this is not a new story Al Qaeda's back links have always been with Pakistans' Jihadi Groups and this was already notified by Late Benazir Bhutto Shaheed several time publicly and in her book too written few days before her sad demise and also in her letters sended to various Heads of different countries but no one gave any reasonable response towards her notion.
Back to the topic if Al Qaeda would have established links with the said groups then it would have open a new task or might be a difficult one for Pakistan Army and Government of Pakistan as well, we will have to ready either for a new war/operation same like as continues in Sawat, Dir & in Bajur or it is quite possible that the current operation will merged in the new one (after Al Qaeda's influence) in both the case Pakistan will have to faced more difficulties in future i.e., finacial & economical.
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