Harkat Ul
Events (21)
- July 4, 1995: Kashmir Kidnapping Leads to US Charity, but US Takes No Action Against It 1995-07-04
- September 30, 1996: CIA Reports Taliban Are Keeping Bin Laden’s Training Camps Open, Closing Some Other Camps 1996-09-30
- December 24-31, 1999: Hijacked Flight Leads to Freeing of Future 9/11 Funder; ISI Allegedly Supports Hijacking 1999-12-24
- December 25, 2000: British Suicide Bomber Kills Ten in Indian Portion of Kashmir 2000-12-25
- March 1, 2001: Britain Finally Bans Al-Qaeda 2001-03-01
- April 30, 2001: Annual Terrorism Report Says Focusing on Bin Laden Is Mistake; Pakistan and Taliban Are Criticized But Not Punished 2001-04-30
- February 22, 2002: Rogue Elements of ISI, Especially Those with CIA Ties, May Be Out of Control 2002-02-22
- July 2, 2002: Al-Qaeda Is Regrouping in Pakistani Kashmir with Support of ISI 2002-07-02
- January 25, 2004: Militant Leader Who Signed Bin Laden Fatwa Operating Openly in Pakistan 2004-01-25
- June 23, 2011: Cell Phone Data Suggests Militant Group with ISI Ties Might Have Helped with Bin Laden’s Abbottabad Hideout 2011-06-23
- June 23, 2011: Two Former Pakistani Militant Leaders Believe ISI Hid Bin Laden in Virtual House Arrest 2011-06-23
- July 2001: Head 7/7 London Bomber Trains in Pakistan, Fights with Taliban
- August 1996: CIA Aware ISI Is Funding Radical Militant Group with Bin Laden and Taliban Links; No Action Taken
- November 2003: Pakistan Bans Militant Groups Again after Pressure from US
- December 2004-January 2005: Bombers from 7/7 and 21/7 London Bombings Apparently Meet at Training Camp in Pakistan
- Early 1990s: Britain, US, and Pakistan Allegedly Work Together to Send 200 British Muslims to Fight in Bosnia
- 1993-1994: Future Pakistani President Promotes Taliban and Kashmiri Militant Groups
- 2007: CIA Gets Hint that ISI-Linked Pakistani Militant Group Could Be Helping Hide Bin Laden
- 1993: Pakistani Militant Leader Travels to Somalia to Help Bin Laden Fighters Train Anti-US Forces
- Early 1993: Future Pakistani President Helps Form Militant Group Harkat ul-Mujahedeen
- April 1993: Saeed Sheikh Travels to Bosnia and Joins Militant Islamic Group