Pakistan depicts grim end for bin Laden in stark contrast
Pakistan's military portrays Osama bin Laden as an aging, cash-strapped fugitive hiding in barren rooms, undermining al Qaida's reach, while U.S. officials say he remained actively directing operations with affiliates in Yemen and Somalia from the Abbottabad compound. Interrogations of three wives and 13 children, plus disputed sheltering claims, strain US Pakistan ties and probe how he evaded capture for a decade.
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Secret stealth helicopters key to bin Laden raid
Washington report details how modified stealth Black Hawks aided the May 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden. One chopper crashed at the site, possibly exposing secret technology, while SEALs entered the compound and destroyed the main body to protect sensitive components. Obama visited Fort Campbell to thank the pilots.
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