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Wikileaks Afghanistan: secret documents show evidence of Osama bin Laden
Secret US documents leaked by the whisteblower website Wikileaks show multiple intelligence reports on the whereabouts of Osama bin Laden.

Published: 6:00AM BST 27 Jul 2010


The evidence appears to contradict the CIA chief’s claim last month that there has been no intelligence on al-Qaeda leader since 2003.
Leon Panetta said the last time the US had precise information on bin Laden’s location was in the “early 2000s”, but the intelligence reports show repeated instances in which US forces saw signs of the al-Qaeda chief.

For example, he was reported as attending meetings with recruited suicide bombers in 2006 in Pakistan.
A “threat report” generated by International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) said:

“Reportedly a high-level meeting was held in Quetta, Pakistan, where six suicide bombers were given orders for an operation in northern Afghanistan.

“Two persons have been given targets in Kunduz, two in Mazar-e-Sharif and the last two are said to come to Faryab,” the report stated, according to The Guardian.

“These meetings take place once every month, and there are usually about 20 people present. The place for the meeting alternates between Quetta and villages (NFDG) [no further details given] on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The top four people in these meetings are [Taliban leader] Mullah Omar, Osama bin Laden, Mullah Dadullah and Mullah [baradar].”

The documents also contain numerous unverifiable reports on bin Laden’s death.
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