Mullah Omar is dead. Nay

With the passing of the hours, the yellow becomes more complicated. This morning, the Afghan Tolonews network had launched the news of the death of Mullah Omar, was killed while allegedly transferred from Quetta by Pakistani intelligence to NordWaziristan Frontier Province, one of the areas on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The only official confirmation to this version, attributed to an anonymous source at the National Directorate of Security (NDS, the secret service in Kabul) came from Luftullah Mashal, a spokesman for the organization. Tolonowes called into question directly Hamid Gul, former director - is still considered very powerful - the ISI, the Pakistani intelligence service.

Tolo TV: killed in Pakistan Mullah Omar, the Taliban deny. Twelve dead in Karachi

Afghan media reported that Mullah Omar, Taliban leader, was found and killed. The only official confirmation came from the spokesman for Afghanistan's intelligence service, Lutfullah Mashal, who claims to have heard the news from "Taliban leaders". "A lie of services", according to Afghan and Pakistani extremist groups who deny.

According to the issuer 'Tolo news', the fugitive Mullah Omar was killed while traveling from Quetta to the North Waziristan two days ago. Omar, who U.S. intelligence hunts since 2001, is the spiritual leader of the Taliban movement that operates in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and was the de facto head of the Afghan nation during the years of Taliban rule between 1996 and 2001.

Pakistan, two helicopters NatoScambio trespass charges with Islamabad

Since the death of Osama Bin Laden, to Pakistan has been a crescendo of tension. First with the U.S., the U.S. secret raid in Pakistan that led to the killing of the leader of Al Qaeda. "The United States we must explain why Pakistan has been bypassed in that operation," continues to emphasize the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hina Rabbani Khar.

The protests today are directed against NATO, however, after two helicopters from Afghanistan, for ten minutes flew over the skies of the Waziristan tribal region in the north. According to the Pakistani military, aircraft "have violated the airspace of the country and opened fire at a military post, injuring two soldiers, Islamabad.

Al Qaeda confirms death of Bin Laden "Curse for the U.S., the revenge"

Al Qaeda confirms this: Osama Bin Laden is dead. The admission comes in a statement dated May 3, entitled 'You have lived as a good man, you died as a martyr'. The message, signed by the 'Directorate-General of Al Qaeda' was released today by the forum and taken over by jihadists monitoring site U.S.

Site. For the Taliban, the disappearance of Sheikh is a "curse" that will fall on "Americans and their allies" with new terrorist attacks. "Do not ever live in safety until our people in Palestine will not have security - threaten -. The soldiers of Islam, groups and individuals, will continue to operate without fatigue or boredom, without despair or surrender, without weakness or stagnation.

The new leader Mullah Omar, Koranic students or marginal figure?

Herat, Afghanistan - out of the scene at Abbottabad, Pakistan, one of the stars of the global bombing, some people wonder about the returns to Mullah Omar, the Taliban leader who, like Osama bin Laden, has made a virtue of necessity: to transform the lam, and hence the impossibility of exposing himself in public, strategy 'political and media'.

Rare appearances (if not the most faithful), speeches spirits with extreme caution any statement issued intermittently by the Council leaders, the political body of the Taliban leadership, which seems to have Omar still the biggest influence. The latest was announced four days ago on the ability of the propaganda office turbans blacks, and announced a new military offensive in the spring.

Bin Laden, mission accomplished. 'S time to leave Afghanistan? Apart from the debate in the U.S.

Mission accomplished. Osama Bin Laden was killed. E 'then the time to leave the Afghansitan? American media apart from the debate on what will become of the war on terror, now that the number one enemy of the United States was made out of a blitz of Marines selected. Who have discovered near Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan.

The Huffington Post points out that after the invasion of Afghanistan by American troops, President George W. Bush said he wanted the head of Al Qaeda "dead or alive." The capture or death of bin Laden's main objective is to defeat international terrorism, then. With that goal achieved, a decade later and under another president, "some say - writes Arianna Huffington's blog - that the reasons for withdrawal are now stronger and Barack Obama political cover to push for a solution to this type ".