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| Army intercepts message hinting Al-Qaeda's presence in JK |
| 2002-09-21 |
| The Army on Saturday said a recently intercepted message from radio station of a terrorist outfit in Pakistan suggested the presence of Al-Qaeda terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir. The message by Hizbul-ul-Jedhai to their activists in Surankote in Poonch district said: "We are sending five new colleagues to your area and you keep them with old commandos as they belong to Rawalpindi". According to a defence release from Northern Command headquarters at Udhampur, the message further said: "You send two Al-Qaeda colleagues who are with you towards our side along with the driver (probably guide)." If you're interested in the subject, this is what raw intel looks like. The Indos release this stuff to the press periodically. Then they wonder why their sources dry up... |
| Posted by:Fred Pruitt |