Bin Laden A Portrait Of A Man Who Won A Global War
A profile tracing Osama bin Laden from Saudi Arabia's wealthy family to militant Islam, the rise of al Qaida, and the Sept 11 attacks. It notes his money and sermons inspired terror, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the worldwide security shift while detailing his life from birth on March 10 1957 to his 54th birthday.
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Afghanistan War Stance Tested After bin Laden Death
U S and NATO officials sought to reassure Afghans that Osama bin Laden's death will not end their mission in Afghanistan while President Karzai urged focus outside Afghanistan. The Afghan leader praised the strike but pressed for fewer air raids and more attention to Pakistan.
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Phone call led U.S. to bin Laden doorstep
A trusted aide’s inadvertent phone response guided U.S. agents to Osama bin Laden’s hideout in Pakistan. The courier’s identification, tied to a secret CIA program and interrogation-derived intelligence, culminated in Navy SEALs killing bin Laden, vindicating years of covert work.
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