July 2002
Russian President Criticizes Georgia - 2002-07-31
Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized Georgia for failing to stop Chechen separatists from entering Russia. He emphasized that a Georgian shepherd provided the warning instead…
Bin Laden's Guards Among Guantanamo Prisoners - 2002-07-31
U.S. officials report that some of Osama bin Laden's guards may be detained at Guantanamo Bay. There is uncertainty about the number of guards among…
King Abdullah: Success in the Fight Against Terrorism Depends on Achieving Peace in the Middle East
King Abdullah of Jordan emphasized that combating terrorism is linked to establishing peace in the Middle East during a CNN interview. He is set to…
The Times of London Report on the Investigation Results of the Airstrike on a Wedding Celebration in Afghanistan - 2002-07-29
The U.S. military is accused of potentially concealing evidence regarding an airstrike that killed 48 people at a wedding in Afghanistan. A draft UN report…
4 American Soldiers Injured in Afghanistan - 2002-07-27
Four American soldiers were injured in a surprise attack while on a routine patrol in southeastern Afghanistan. Two Afghan militants accompanying them were killed. This…
Perhaps the Devil
The article discusses Robert Bresson's film 'Perhaps the Devil,' which critiques societal issues through the story of a disillusioned young man named Charles. The film,…
Failure of U.S. Opposition to the Prison Inspection Proposal
The U.S. was unable to block a UN treaty aimed at preventing torture, which could lead to international inspections of American prisons. The treaty was…
Spain and Morocco Negotiations to Improve Relations - 2002-07-22
Spain and Morocco are negotiating to improve relations following military tensions over a disputed island in the Mediterranean. The talks involve U.S. mediation and aim…
Maritime Interception of Suspected Terrorists - 2002-07-20
U.S. officials have detained two men arrested by the Canadian Navy in the Arabian Sea, seeking information on Al-Qaeda hideouts post-Afghanistan. A Pentagon source confirmed…
American Investigators Arrive in Uzbekistan
American investigators arrived in Uzbekistan to investigate civilian casualties from a recent airstrike in Afghanistan. The U.S. military acknowledges civilian deaths but disputes the casualty…
Al-Quds Al-Arabi Magazine Reports That Bin Laden Is Doing Well - 2002-07-15
Al-Quds Al-Arabi reports that Osama bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda, has recovered from injuries sustained during a U.S.-led coalition attack in December. This news…
Attack on U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan - 2002-07-12
U.S. Special Forces were attacked in central Afghanistan, but there were no casualties. This incident follows recent airstrikes that resulted in civilian deaths, though U.S.…
Use of Jordanian Territory for Attacks on Iraq Will Not Be Permitted
Jordan has denied reports that it would allow its territory to be used for U.S. military operations against Iraq. Prime Minister Ali Abdur-Rahman emphasized that…
American Forces Celebrate Independence Day in Afghanistan - 2002-07-04
American forces celebrated Independence Day in Afghanistan with festivities at Bagram Air Base, while protests erupted in Kabul against a recent bombing that killed civilians.…
U.S. Military Officials Reject Afghan Claims - 2002-07-02
U.S. military officials denied Afghan claims of civilian casualties during a wedding celebration when U.S. airstrikes occurred. They stated that the airstrikes targeted perceived threats…
Errant Bomb Strikes Wedding Ceremony in Kandahar - 2002-07-01
An American bomb mistakenly struck a wedding in Kandahar, reportedly killing around one hundred people. The Pentagon has acknowledged the incident but cannot confirm the…