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Ilyas Kashmiri, 46, has the experience, the connections, and a determination to attack the West—including the United States—that make him the most dangerous Qaeda operative to emerge in years.
In a major blow to the terrorist organization, a U.S. Predator strike in Pakistan killed one of al Qaeda's most active leaders, Ilyas Kashmiri, sources confirm to The Daily Beast.
Just five weeks after navy seals killed Osama bin Laden, there are reports tonight out of northwest Pakistan that a U.S. missile strike has killed Ilyas Kashmiri, a notorious terrorist and one of ...
Ilyas Kashmiri, a Pakistani Al Qaeda leader, was reportedly killed by a US drone strike in June. The New Yorker's Dexter Filkins has suggested that strike was made possible by the interrogation ...
Ilyas Kashmiri was a senior Al Qaeda operative believed to be behind some of the deadliest attacks, including a suicide attack on Pakistan’s spy agency and attacks on US forces in Afghanistan.
The United States government and the United Nations are taking action against one of the world’s most dangerous al Qaeda terrorists, Mohammad Ilyas Kashmiri, a man whose life story is the ...
A relatively unknown former Pakistani commando could replace Osama Bin Laden as the new terrorist head of Al Qaeda.
Mohammad Ilyas Kashmiri, the Al Qaeda commander who was believed to have been killed last month in a US drone attack in Pakistan, is alive, a media report said on Saturday.Kashmiri is still active ...
Kashmiri is reported to have met with Hakeemullah Mehsud, the leader of the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, in North Waziristan.
Al Qaeda big Ilyas Kashmiri was killed in a US drone strike in Pakistan, officials in that country confirmed today Reuters A U.S. drone has killed a senior al Qaeda figure in Pakistan after a ...
The designation allows the US to freeze the assets of Kashmiri and HUJI, prevent him from using financial institutions, and prosecute him for terrorist activities. Kashmiri has also been added today ...
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