Lashkar
Events (24)
- March 1, 2001: Britain Finally Bans Al-Qaeda 2001-03-01
- December 13, 2001: ISI-Connected Militants Attack Indian Parliament 2001-12-13
- December 20, 2001: US Bans Pakistani Militant Group, but It Continues Operating Under New Name 2001-12-20
- February 22, 2002: Rogue Elements of ISI, Especially Those with CIA Ties, May Be Out of Control 2002-02-22
- March 28, 2002: Alleged Member of Hamburg Al-Qaeda Cell Is Arrested with Abu Zubaida, Sent to Guantanamo 2002-03-28
- May 8, 2002: Pakistani Militants Kill 14 in Karachi, Mostly French 2002-05-08
- June 16, 2002: Article: US Officials Say Al-Qaeda Is Regrouping in Pakistan with Help from ISI 2002-06-16
- (2002-January 23, 2004): Pakistan Refuses to Arrest Al-Qaeda Leader Ghul, Who Is Linked to Militant Group Supported by ISI 2004-01-23
- January 25, 2004: Militant Leader Who Signed Bin Laden Fatwa Operating Openly in Pakistan 2004-01-25
- August 11, 2006: Meeting Allegedly Links ISI to Islamist Groups Fighting US Soldiers in Afghanistan 2006-08-11
- July 28, 2008: President Bush Privately Accuses ISI of Helping Islamist Militants; Issues Ultimatum 2008-07-28
- December 7, 2008: US Attempts to Place Ex-ISI Director Gul and Other Ex-ISI Officials on UN Terrorist Watchlist 2008-12-07
- December 12, 2008: Pakistani President Zardari Calls Former ISI Director Gul ‘Political Ideologue of Terror’ 2008-12-12
- March 26, 2009: ISI Support for Militants Fighting US Forces Remains Strong 2009-03-26
- July 21, 2010: US Warns British Prime Minister Cameron that Pakistan Is Supporting Terrorism, Possibly Hiding Bin Laden 2010-07-21
- July 28, 2010: British Prime Minister Cameron Accuses Pakistani Government of Exporting Terrorism 2010-07-28
- May 22, 2011: Militant Camps Have Existed near Bin Laden’s Abbottabad, Pakistan, Hideout since 1990s 2011-05-22
- April 2001: A. Q. Khan Linked to Pakistani Militant Group
- November 2003: Pakistan Bans Militant Groups Again after Pressure from US
- December 2009: Secretary of State Clinton Diplomatic Cable Claims Some in ISI Support Taliban and Other Militant Groups
- 1993-1994: Future Pakistani President Promotes Taliban and Kashmiri Militant Groups
- 2007: ISI Head Allegedly Allows Radical Militants to Use Abbottabad, Pakistan
- Late 2001-Early 2002: Pakistani Militant Group Helps Al-Qeada Operatives Escape into Pakistan
- Mid-February 2003: Head 7/7 London Bomber Possibly Monitored by NSA, Stopped from Entering US