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Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
"We are not saying that it is sponsored by the
Pakistan government," Shakeel Ahmad told the BBC, adding that Pakistani soil was nevertheless being used for ...
Bloomberg
December 1, 2008
28 that elements from
Pakistan, home to the world's second-largest
Muslim population, were behind the attacks. His Pakistani counterpart, Shah Mahmood ...
Daily Times
December 1, 2008
Asked whether in her view the
Pakistani government was involved, given the sole surviving militant's reported statement that he was trained in
Pakistan and ...
Independent
December 1, 2008
A group of up to two dozen had undergone a year of training overseen by the Lashkar-e-Toiba militant group and conducted by a former member of the
Pakistan ...
New York Times
December 1, 2008
Pakistani officials have said that they are not aware that the attackers had any links to
Pakistan-based militant groups, and that they would act swiftly if ...
International Herald Tribune
December 1, 2008
Pakistani officials have said they are not aware of any links to
Pakistan-based militants, and that they would act swiftly if they found one. ...
Radio Australia
December 1, 2008
New Delhi says last week's deadly attacks in
Mumbai which killed 195 people, were carried out by militants from
Pakistan. The accusation comes ahead of a ...
Times Online
December 1, 2008
Voice of America
December 1, 2008
By Anjana Pasricha The terror attacks in
Mumbai have heightened tensions between
India and
Pakistan as Indian
officials blame a Pakistan-based militant ...
guardian.co.uk
December 1, 2008
Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
Kamal also disclosed that all terrorists were trained in marine warfare along with the special course Daura-e-Shifa conducted by LeT on a Pakistani ...
Pakistan Dawn
December 1, 2008
Reports said
India would persuade
the US to mount pressure on
Pakistan to launch a crackdown on terror groups it says exist across the border. ...
New York Times
December 1, 2008
All the while, tensions are swelling with
Pakistan, where
officials promised that they would act swiftly if any connection to Pakistani-based militants were ...
Reuters India
December 1, 2008
Independent
December 1, 2008
"They can say what they want, but we have no doubt that the terrorists had come from
Pakistan."
Pakistani officials have continued to offer support to
India ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
A senior
Pakistani official earlier warned that Pakistan would pull back troops fighting
Islamist militants on the Afghan border if
India builds up its ...
USA Today
December 1, 2008
Rakesh Maria, a top police official in
Mumbai, said the only gunman in custody confessed to being a member of
Lashkar-e-Taiba, a
Pakistani militant group. ...
BBC News
November 30, 2008
According to a statement leaked to Indian newspapers, the one alleged militant captured alive, named as Azam Amir Qasab, said the
Mumbai militants had ...
Chicago Tribune
November 30, 2008
Orange flames and dark smoke engulfed the Taj Mahal after dawn Saturday as Indian forces killed the last three militants with
grenades and gunfire. ...
Times Online
November 30, 2008
A senior
Pakistani security official has warned that Pakistan would pull back troops fighting
Islamist militants on the Afghan frontier if
India builds up ...
Los Angeles Times
November 30, 2008
Sources familiar with the Indian investigation said the focus is largely on the Pakistani Islamist militant group
Lashkar-e-Taiba. ...
Chicago Tribune
November 30, 2008
India blamed
Pakistani intelligence for helping form new militant groups and sponsoring attacks inside India. Beginning in the early 1990s, Pakistan also ...
Press Trust of India
November 29, 2008
But American intelligence and counter-
terrorism officials told the paper that there is mounting evidence that a
Pakistani militant group, ...
Sify
November 29, 2008
Mumbai: Acting swiftly and decisively, Indian commandos launched a clinical operation on Saturday to eliminate two militants holed up in the iconic Taj ...
Los Angeles Times
November 29, 2008
Sources familiar with the Indian investigation said the focus is largely on the Pakistani Islamist militant group
Lashkar-e-Taiba. ...
Washington Post
November 29, 2008
Boston Globe
November 29, 2008
By Mark Mazzetti WASHINGTON - US intelligence and counterterrorism
officials said yesterday that there is mounting evidence that a
Pakistani militant group ...
StarNewsOnline.com
November 29, 2008
India has frequently accused
Pakistan-based militant groups of fueling terrorist attacks on Indian soil, though lately it has also acknowledged the presence ...
Chicago Tribune
November 29, 2008
India blamed
Pakistani intelligence for helping form new militant groups and sponsoring attacks inside India. Beginning in the early 1990s, Pakistan also ...
Los Angeles Times
November 29, 2008
guardian.co.uk
November 28, 2008
The
Maharashtra home minister, RR Patil, said an arrested militant in the
Mumbai attacks was a
Pakistani national. Pakistan's foreign minister, Shah Mehmood ...
New York Times
November 28, 2008
In a significant development,
Pakistan said on Friday it was prepared to send its intelligence chief, Ahmed Shuja Pasha, to
India to share information in ...
Washington Post
November 28, 2008
He urged
Pakistan to dismantle the
Infrastructure that supports militants. But his Pakistani counterpart, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, called on
India not to play ...
guardian.co.uk
November 28, 2008
He urged
Pakistan to dismantle the
Infrastructure that supports militants. Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Pakistan's foreign minister, in
India on a scheduled visit, ...
Reuters
November 28, 2008
He urged
Pakistan to dismantle the
Infrastructure that supports militants. Pakistan has denied involvement and condemned the attacks. ...
Vancouver Sun
November 28, 2008
Voice of America
November 28, 2008
Police say they have arrested several militants, including three suspected members of the
Pakistan-based militant group
Lashkar-e-Taiba. ...
New York Times
November 28, 2008
In a significant development,
Pakistan said on Friday it was prepared to send its intelligence chief, Ahmed Shuja Pasha, to
India to share information in ...
Monsters and Critics.com
November 28, 2008
The Indian authorities want to share proofs of involvement of
Pakistan-based militant groups. 'It's a positive move. It will be for the first time perhaps ...
