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[ Islam's "holiest" week... time to kill some innocent people. ]
[h=1]Ramadan Rage: Jihadists Kill 41, Injure 102 in First 4 Days[/h]
AFP21 May 20183,100[h=2]Islamic terrorists have massacred at least 41 people and injured 102 in the first four days of the holiest month for Muslims, Ramadan, a time when some adherents of Islam believe jihad and martyrdom to be especially heroic and rewarded in paradise.[/h]This year, Muslim leaders declared Thursday to be the start of the holy month, when most Muslims abide by Ramadan’s fasting tradition: abstaining from eating, drinking, smoking, having sex, and other physical needs each day, starting from before the break of dawn until sunset.
So far this Ramadan, the deadliest attack took place on Friday in Afghanistan, when the Taliban carried out an attack in Ghani province, killing nine and wounding seven.
The Afghan Taliban is also behind the attack with the most casualties (8 killed and 55 wounded).
The narco-jihadists targeted a cricket tournament dubbed the “Ramadan Cup,” drawing the ire of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who urged the terrorists to stop their attacks during the holy month, echoing the leaders from the U.S. and the United Nations.
In his Ramadan message, American Gen. John Nicholson, the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, urged the Taliban to accept Ghani’s offer of a ceasefire and recognition as a legitimate political group.
Tadamachi Yamamoto, the United Nations secretary general’s special representative for Afghanistan, called on the Taliban to “halt the fighting” during Ramadan.
On the first day of Ramadan alone, jihadists carried out at least six attacks, killing 12 people and injuring 30.
Friday has been the deadliest day so far with six attacks — mainly attributed to the Taliban — that killed 26 and wounded 69 others.
Despite the devastating blow the U.S.-led coalition and local forces have dealt the Islamic State’s (ISIS/ISIL) now former caliphate in Iraq and Syria, the terrorist group remains a menace.
ISIS has killed two people and injured one other in Iraq since Ramadan began.
A homemade bomb leftover by the jihadist group in Syria has also killed two people in the last four days.
Outside the group’s former caliphate, ISIS claimed responsibility for killing three and injuring three others at a church in Russia’s Muslim-majority Chechnya region.
Last year’s Ramadan marked the bloodiest holy month for Muslims in recent history, with 3,343 casualties (1,639 deaths, 1,704 injuries), according to a Breitbart News tally.
Breitbart News has primarily gleaned its Ramadan casualty count from the Religion of Peace website in coordination with other news reports. The tally mainly covers the death of civilians at the hands of jihadists.
All the terrorist attacks during Ramadan 2018, as documented by Breitbart News, include:
May 17—Farah, Afghanistan—Taliban kills three foreign engineers.
May 17—Kashmir, India—Terrorists kidnap, slit throat of 23-year-old man after Indian government declares first Ramadan ceasefire in 18 years.
May 17—Borno, Nigeria—Suspected Boko Haram jihadists detonated a bomb at camp for people displaced by insurgency, killing four and wounding 14.
May 17—Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan — Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) terrorist group claims responsibility for a suicide bombing that kills one and injures 14.
May 17—North Sinai, Egypt — Sunni hardliners bombed an area, killing one and injuring another.
May 17—Uruzgan, Afghanistan — Taliban kill two civilians.
May 18—Raqqa, Syria — Leftover Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) improvised explosive device (IED) kills two civilians.
May 18—Diyala, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorist are behind a bomb blast that kills one and wounds another.
May 18 —Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill a member of Kurdish Kakayi minority group with IED.
May 18—Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked police security posts, killing five police officers and wounding six others.
May 18—Ghani, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked remote Ajristan district, killing nine security forces and wounding seven others.
May 18—Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Suspected Islamic State terrorists attacked “Ramadan Cup” cricket tournament in Jalalabad, the capital of the group’s stronghold, killing eight and wounding 55.
May 19—Chechnya, Russia — Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack at church that kills two police officers and a worshipper and also wounds another police officer.
[h=1]Ramadan Rage: Jihadists Kill 41, Injure 102 in First 4 Days[/h]
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The various calls for jihadist groups to halt their campaign of terror has fallen on deaf ears, particularly in Afghanistan, home to the majority of attacks.So far this Ramadan, the deadliest attack took place on Friday in Afghanistan, when the Taliban carried out an attack in Ghani province, killing nine and wounding seven.
The Afghan Taliban is also behind the attack with the most casualties (8 killed and 55 wounded).
The narco-jihadists targeted a cricket tournament dubbed the “Ramadan Cup,” drawing the ire of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, who urged the terrorists to stop their attacks during the holy month, echoing the leaders from the U.S. and the United Nations.
In his Ramadan message, American Gen. John Nicholson, the top commander of U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan, urged the Taliban to accept Ghani’s offer of a ceasefire and recognition as a legitimate political group.
Tadamachi Yamamoto, the United Nations secretary general’s special representative for Afghanistan, called on the Taliban to “halt the fighting” during Ramadan.
On the first day of Ramadan alone, jihadists carried out at least six attacks, killing 12 people and injuring 30.
Friday has been the deadliest day so far with six attacks — mainly attributed to the Taliban — that killed 26 and wounded 69 others.
Despite the devastating blow the U.S.-led coalition and local forces have dealt the Islamic State’s (ISIS/ISIL) now former caliphate in Iraq and Syria, the terrorist group remains a menace.
ISIS has killed two people and injured one other in Iraq since Ramadan began.
A homemade bomb leftover by the jihadist group in Syria has also killed two people in the last four days.
Outside the group’s former caliphate, ISIS claimed responsibility for killing three and injuring three others at a church in Russia’s Muslim-majority Chechnya region.
Last year’s Ramadan marked the bloodiest holy month for Muslims in recent history, with 3,343 casualties (1,639 deaths, 1,704 injuries), according to a Breitbart News tally.
Breitbart News has primarily gleaned its Ramadan casualty count from the Religion of Peace website in coordination with other news reports. The tally mainly covers the death of civilians at the hands of jihadists.
All the terrorist attacks during Ramadan 2018, as documented by Breitbart News, include:
May 17—Farah, Afghanistan—Taliban kills three foreign engineers.
May 17—Kashmir, India—Terrorists kidnap, slit throat of 23-year-old man after Indian government declares first Ramadan ceasefire in 18 years.
May 17—Borno, Nigeria—Suspected Boko Haram jihadists detonated a bomb at camp for people displaced by insurgency, killing four and wounding 14.
May 17—Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan — Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) terrorist group claims responsibility for a suicide bombing that kills one and injures 14.
May 17—North Sinai, Egypt — Sunni hardliners bombed an area, killing one and injuring another.
May 17—Uruzgan, Afghanistan — Taliban kill two civilians.
May 18—Raqqa, Syria — Leftover Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) improvised explosive device (IED) kills two civilians.
May 18—Diyala, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorist are behind a bomb blast that kills one and wounds another.
May 18 —Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill a member of Kurdish Kakayi minority group with IED.
May 18—Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked police security posts, killing five police officers and wounding six others.
May 18—Ghani, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked remote Ajristan district, killing nine security forces and wounding seven others.
May 18—Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Suspected Islamic State terrorists attacked “Ramadan Cup” cricket tournament in Jalalabad, the capital of the group’s stronghold, killing eight and wounding 55.
May 19—Chechnya, Russia — Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack at church that kills two police officers and a worshipper and also wounds another police officer.
[ 84% of grooming gangs are Muslim. Go figure. ]
[h=1]Netherlands: 1,400 Underage Dutch Girls Forced into Sex Slavery Each Year by ‘Migrant Background’ Males[/h]
Koen van Weel/AFP/Getty22 May 2018976[h=2]Every year more than one thousand underage Dutch girls are groomed and then blackmailed into sex slavery by young pimps with migrant backgrounds, an investigation has revealed.[/h]With gifts, drink, and drugs, so-called ‘loverboys’ will seduce a girl into agreeing to become his sex partner before taking pictures or video footage of the encounter which will then be used as leverage to force her into prostitution, Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagbladreports.
He told the newspaper that selling sex with schoolgirls is a “lucrative trade” that can earn “up to 800 euros a day on a girl” for ‘loverboys’, most of whom are part of larger networks that are also involved in trafficking illegal drugs and weapons.
Annually around 1,400 Dutch minors fall victim to ‘loverboys’ — a term used in the country to refer to young men who lure underage teens into relationships then force them into the sex industry — according to police human trafficking experts Marijke van Overveld and Esmee Huijps.
Breitbart London@BreitbartLondon
Revealed: Police Failed to Act as 1,000 Girls Beaten, Pimped, Raped, and Even KILLED Over 40 Years in Britain's Worst Grooming Scandal http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/03/11/mirror-revealed-police-failed-act-1000-girls-beaten-pimped-raped-even-killed-40-years-britain-worst-grooming-scandal/ …
6:59 AM - Mar 11, 2018
[h=2]Revealed: Police Failed to Act as 1,000 Girls Beaten, Pimped, Raped, and Even KILLED Over 40 Years...[/h]An investigation has revealed Britain's worst ever grooming scandal, which saw authorities paralysed for 40 years by fears of "racism" accusations as grooming gangs victimised up to a thousand girls...
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They said that with the advent of video smartphones it is no longer necessary for the men to have to convince victims that they’re in a relationship as used to be the case when grooming girls into sexual slavery.
“The seduction process takes only between a week and a fortnight now, when it used to take months,” said Huijps, explaining that girls are told they must either agree to work as a prostitute or else footage of them having sex will be uploaded to social media.
“Once they have a compromising video of you, that is enough for blackmail. Especially for young girls, whose parents do not know anything.”
Lamenting the cruelty and abuse to which trafficked girls are subjected, van Aartsen told Algemeen Dagblad: “These girls, who are just minors, are given orders like ‘make sure you bring three [female] friends, and I’ll let you get away with f***ing five men fewer each day.’”
So-called loverboys have also been known to make their victims roll a die, and then force her to see that many customers before the end of the day, he added.
As is the case with many victims of the predominantly Muslim grooming gangs who prey on underage girls in towns including Rotherham and Oxford across the UK, girls who fall victim to ‘loverboys’ in the Netherlands are “largely, but not always, vulnerable women from a lower social class and who have an unstable home life”, according to the report.
Breitbart London@BreitbartLondon
Concerned About ‘Giving Oxygen to Racists’, MPs ‘Ignored Our Cries for Help’: Rotherham Victim http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/04/09/rotherham-politicians-oxygen-racists-ignored-victims/ …
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[h=2]Concerned About ‘Giving Oxygen to Racists’, MPs ‘Ignored Our Cries for Help’: Rotherham Victim |...[/h]At the age of just 12, Sarah Wilson was made to have sex with multiple men a night while authorities“barely batted an eyelid”.
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Before the massive scale of CSE in Britain came to light, Times journalist Alice Thomson asked what UK authorities could learn from the Dutch approach to the problem after attending a sex education lesson at a high school there in which a former victim of the phenomenon told “horrified” pupils about her experiences.
“In Britain it has been hard to get anyone to listen,” she noted in 2011, stating that establishment attitudes on race relations are “part of the problem”, as “police, social workers and charities don’t want to pin such a disgusting crime on even a tiny minority in a particular ethnic community”.
By contrast, she writes that in the Netherlands, “where they have been debating the issue for a decade”, authorities “confronted the issue of race, admitting that the majority, though not all of those who have been involved in grooming girls, have been of Moroccan and Turkish descent”.
The Labour MP for Rotherham, where organised sex abuse, rape, and trafficking of girls went unchallenged by authorities for three decades, was forced to resign from her position in the party last year after writing a piece pointing out that the majority of perpetrators in the town are from Pakistani backgrounds and almost all their victims white.
And Breitbart London reported earlier this year how controversial campaigner Tommy Robinson was suspended from Twitter for citing research published by the Quilliam Foundation in December which showed that 84 per cent of convicted grooming gang members are from Muslim backgrounds.
[h=1]Netherlands: 1,400 Underage Dutch Girls Forced into Sex Slavery Each Year by ‘Migrant Background’ Males[/h]
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“These men are mostly Moroccans, Turks, Caribbeans, and Roma. The lion’s share of them have a migrant background,” said Gideon van Aartsen from Watch Nederland, an initiative which coordinates with the nation’s police on efforts to fight child sexual exploitation (CSE).He told the newspaper that selling sex with schoolgirls is a “lucrative trade” that can earn “up to 800 euros a day on a girl” for ‘loverboys’, most of whom are part of larger networks that are also involved in trafficking illegal drugs and weapons.
Annually around 1,400 Dutch minors fall victim to ‘loverboys’ — a term used in the country to refer to young men who lure underage teens into relationships then force them into the sex industry — according to police human trafficking experts Marijke van Overveld and Esmee Huijps.
Breitbart London@BreitbartLondonRevealed: Police Failed to Act as 1,000 Girls Beaten, Pimped, Raped, and Even KILLED Over 40 Years in Britain's Worst Grooming Scandal http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/03/11/mirror-revealed-police-failed-act-1000-girls-beaten-pimped-raped-even-killed-40-years-britain-worst-grooming-scandal/ …
6:59 AM - Mar 11, 2018
[h=2]Revealed: Police Failed to Act as 1,000 Girls Beaten, Pimped, Raped, and Even KILLED Over 40 Years...[/h]An investigation has revealed Britain's worst ever grooming scandal, which saw authorities paralysed for 40 years by fears of "racism" accusations as grooming gangs victimised up to a thousand girls...
breitbart.com
They said that with the advent of video smartphones it is no longer necessary for the men to have to convince victims that they’re in a relationship as used to be the case when grooming girls into sexual slavery.
“The seduction process takes only between a week and a fortnight now, when it used to take months,” said Huijps, explaining that girls are told they must either agree to work as a prostitute or else footage of them having sex will be uploaded to social media.
“Once they have a compromising video of you, that is enough for blackmail. Especially for young girls, whose parents do not know anything.”
Lamenting the cruelty and abuse to which trafficked girls are subjected, van Aartsen told Algemeen Dagblad: “These girls, who are just minors, are given orders like ‘make sure you bring three [female] friends, and I’ll let you get away with f***ing five men fewer each day.’”
So-called loverboys have also been known to make their victims roll a die, and then force her to see that many customers before the end of the day, he added.
As is the case with many victims of the predominantly Muslim grooming gangs who prey on underage girls in towns including Rotherham and Oxford across the UK, girls who fall victim to ‘loverboys’ in the Netherlands are “largely, but not always, vulnerable women from a lower social class and who have an unstable home life”, according to the report.
Breitbart London@BreitbartLondonConcerned About ‘Giving Oxygen to Racists’, MPs ‘Ignored Our Cries for Help’: Rotherham Victim http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/04/09/rotherham-politicians-oxygen-racists-ignored-victims/ …
4:00 AM - Apr 9, 2018
[h=2]Concerned About ‘Giving Oxygen to Racists’, MPs ‘Ignored Our Cries for Help’: Rotherham Victim |...[/h]At the age of just 12, Sarah Wilson was made to have sex with multiple men a night while authorities“barely batted an eyelid”.
breitbart.com
Before the massive scale of CSE in Britain came to light, Times journalist Alice Thomson asked what UK authorities could learn from the Dutch approach to the problem after attending a sex education lesson at a high school there in which a former victim of the phenomenon told “horrified” pupils about her experiences.
“In Britain it has been hard to get anyone to listen,” she noted in 2011, stating that establishment attitudes on race relations are “part of the problem”, as “police, social workers and charities don’t want to pin such a disgusting crime on even a tiny minority in a particular ethnic community”.
By contrast, she writes that in the Netherlands, “where they have been debating the issue for a decade”, authorities “confronted the issue of race, admitting that the majority, though not all of those who have been involved in grooming girls, have been of Moroccan and Turkish descent”.
The Labour MP for Rotherham, where organised sex abuse, rape, and trafficking of girls went unchallenged by authorities for three decades, was forced to resign from her position in the party last year after writing a piece pointing out that the majority of perpetrators in the town are from Pakistani backgrounds and almost all their victims white.
And Breitbart London reported earlier this year how controversial campaigner Tommy Robinson was suspended from Twitter for citing research published by the Quilliam Foundation in December which showed that 84 per cent of convicted grooming gang members are from Muslim backgrounds.
[ Dumb ass Moooslems aren't allowed to have images/pictures of any living thing in their house, because Mooohammad said that
Angels are scared of them. Idiots. ]
https://islamqa.info/en/7918
Angels are scared of them. Idiots. ]
https://islamqa.info/en/7918
[ Moooslems lie and say that drinking camel piss is good for you. Dumb fucks. Oh, yeah because Mooohammad
said you should drink camel piss for your health. ]
https://islamqa.info/en/83423
said you should drink camel piss for your health. ]
https://islamqa.info/en/83423
[ Mooohammad says, if a fly flies into your food, you must dunk the whole fly in, because the cure for the poison that is on
one wing, is on the other wing. And Mooooslems believe this. Fucking idiots. Google it, and you'll find lots of Moooslem
sites arguing that this is medically proven. Lying idiots ]
one wing, is on the other wing. And Mooooslems believe this. Fucking idiots. Google it, and you'll find lots of Moooslem
sites arguing that this is medically proven. Lying idiots ]
Narrated Abu Huraira:
The Prophet said "If a house fly falls in the drink of anyone of you, he should dip it (in the drink), for one of its wings has a disease and the other has the cure for the disease." (Sahih Al-Bukhari: Volume 4, Book 54, Number 537)
[FONT="]Here is what the medical world says:[/FONT]The Prophet said "If a house fly falls in the drink of anyone of you, he should dip it (in the drink), for one of its wings has a disease and the other has the cure for the disease." (Sahih Al-Bukhari: Volume 4, Book 54, Number 537)
There are many bacteria and parasites that infest the fly, making flies a major factor in spreading many diseases by touching surfaces with their legs or their saliva. After walking on much excrement, flies may carry up to as many as 6 million bacterias on their feet. SO BE WARY OF FOODS THAT HAVE BEEN TOUCHED BY A FLY!
[ It's a good thing Obummma sent these guys billions of dollars in cash. ]
https://www.dailywire.com/news/31656/bombshell-iran-admits-facilitating-911-attacks-ryan-saavedra
BOMBSHELL: Iran Admits To Facilitating 9/11 Attacks, Report Says
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ByRYAN SAAVEDRA@REALSAAVEDRA
For the first time ever, Iranian government officials have admitted to helping facilitate the 9/11 terror attacks that resulted in the deaths of approximately 3,000 Americans.
The Washington Free Beacon reports:
The Beacon notes that this is the first time that top Iranian officials have admitted publicly to aiding the Islamic terrorist attack carried out by al Qaeda.
"The Americans took this as evidence of Iran's cooperation with al-Qaeda and viewed the passage of an airplane through Iran's airspace, which had one of the pilots who carried out the attacks and a Hezbollah military leader sitting [next to] him on board, as evidence of direct cooperation with al-Qaeda through the Lebanese Hezbollah," Larijani stated.
The U.S. government published a tweet from the official State Department Twitter account, specifically their Arabic-only Twitter account, that showed the official making the remark.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/31656/bombshell-iran-admits-facilitating-911-attacks-ryan-saavedra
BOMBSHELL: Iran Admits To Facilitating 9/11 Attacks, Report Says
ByRYAN SAAVEDRA@REALSAAVEDRA
June 8, 2018 257.3k views
For the first time ever, Iranian government officials have admitted to helping facilitate the 9/11 terror attacks that resulted in the deaths of approximately 3,000 Americans.
The Washington Free Beacon reports:
Mohammad-Javad Larijani, an international affairs assistant in Iran's judiciary, disclosed in Farsi-language remarks broadcast on Iran's state-controlled television that Iranian intelligence officials secretly helped provide the al Qaeda attackers with passage and gave them refuge in the Islamic Republic, according to an English translation published by Al Arabiya.
"Our government agreed not to stamp the passports of some of them because they were on transit flights for two hours, and they were resuming their flights without having their passports stamped. However their movements were under the complete supervision of the Iranian intelligence," Larijani was quoted as saying in the May 30 interview, as reported by Adam Kredo.
"The Americans took this as evidence of Iran's cooperation with al-Qaeda and viewed the passage of an airplane through Iran's airspace, which had one of the pilots who carried out the attacks and a Hezbollah military leader sitting [next to] him on board, as evidence of direct cooperation with al-Qaeda through the Lebanese Hezbollah," Larijani stated.
The U.S. government published a tweet from the official State Department Twitter account, specifically their Arabic-only Twitter account, that showed the official making the remark.
[ So-called holy month of Ramadan, an excuse for the Mooooselems to go on killing sprees ]
[h=1]Ramadan Rage: Jihadists Have Killed, Injured 1,365 with One Week to Go[/h]
AP Photo/Rahmat Gul11 Jun 20182,083[h=2]Islamic terrorists have killed 605 people and maimed an additional 760 so far during the ongoing holiest month for Muslims, Ramadan, a Breitbart News count shows.[/h]With about a week left in the holy month, casualties, including both deaths and injuries, have already reached 1,365.
This year, the Taliban has proven to be the most prolific jihadist group in the world, carrying out more attacks that have killed and wounded more people than any other terrorist group during Ramadan.
In an unprecedented move, the Taliban announced on Saturday that it was planning to embrace the Afghan government’s U.S.-backed ceasefire offer, but only for three-days over the Eid al-Fitr holiday, expected to start this Friday, marking the end of Ramadan.
On Thursday, the U.S.-NATO coalition announced it would adhere to Ashraf Ghani’s unconditional Ramadan ceasefire with Taliban unveiled that day and expected to last until the end of the holy month.
However, the Taliban said in its statement Saturday that the truce excludes foreign forces and operations would continue against them, also adding that they would defend themselves against the Afghan troops if necessary.
The U.S.-NATO coalition has yet to comment on the Taliban’s Eid truce.
Since it announced its ceasefire proposal on Saturday, the Taliban has carried out attacks against the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF), which includes police and army units, killing about 38 of them.
Deaths and injuries at the hands of Islamic extremist groups tend to intensify during Ramadan and this year is no exception.
Islamic extremists believe God especially rewards in heaven those who engage in jihad and that it is exceptionally heroic to die a martyr during that period.
Breitbart News primarily gleans its count from the Religion of Peace website in coordination with news and government reports.
Given that news outlets and government agencies do not report many of the terrorist attacks in real time, the casualty total for this week is subject to change.
Officials may update some of the data as some of the injured victims succumb to their injuries, a move that will likely trigger a change in the count after Breitbart News publishes this report.
All the terrorist attacks so far during Ramadan 2018, as documented by Breitbart News, include:
May 17 — Farah, Afghanistan — Taliban kills three foreign engineers.
May 17 — Kashmir, India — Terrorists kidnap, slit throat of a 23-year-old man after Indian government declares first Ramadan ceasefire in 18 years.
May 17 — Borno, Nigeria — Suspected Boko Haram jihadists detonated a bomb at camp for people displaced by insurgency, killing four and wounding 15.
May 17 — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Pakistan — Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) terrorist group claims responsibility for a suicide bombing that kills one and injures 14.
May 17 — North Sinai, Egypt — Sunni hardliners bombed an area, killing one and injuring another.
May 17 — Uruzgan, Afghanistan — Taliban kill two police officers.
May 18 — Raqqa, Syria — Leftover Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) improvised explosive device (IED) kills two civilians.
May 18 — Diyala, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists are behind a bomb blast that kills one and wounds another.
May 18 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill a member of Kurdish Kakayi minority group with IED.
May 18 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked police security posts, killing five police officers and wounding six others.
May 18 — Ghani, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked remote Ajristan district, killing nine security forces and wounding seven others.
May 18 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Suspected Islamic State terrorists attacked “Ramadan Cup” cricket tournament in Jalalabad, the capital of the group’s stronghold, killing eight and wounding 55.
May 18 — Faryab, Afghanistan — Taliban rockets kill four police officers, wound four others in Qaisar district.
May 19 — Chechnya, Russia — Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack at church that kills two police officers and a worshipper and also wounds another police officer.
May 19 — Mogadishu, Somalia — Suspected al-Shabaab jihadists fit explosives on car, killing one local security troop.
May 19 — Nineveh, Iraq — Suspected Islamic State jihadists kill the mayor of Hammam al-Alil region.
May 19 — Ghazni, Afghanistan — Taliban kill 14 security forces, wound ten others.
May 20 — Nineveh, Iraq — ISIS kills two Shiite fighters in Sinjar town.
May 21 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban terrorists kill five workers clearing landmines in Maiwand.
May 21 — Baghdad, Iraq — Terrorist car bomb kills one civilian.
May 21 — Ghazni, Afghanistan — Taliban jihadists kill 14 security forces, wound 12 others in Dih Yak and Jaghatu districts.
May 21 — Sidi Bel Abbes, Algeria — Terrorists kill two men inside a mosque, including the muezzin, who calls Muslims to prayer.
May 21 — Paktia, Afghanistan — Taliban kills six police officers, captures five others.
May 21 — Herat, Afghanistan — Taliban kills two policemen, wounds seven others.
May 22 — Mogadishu, Somalia — Islamic kills policeman in Bakara Market.
May 22 — Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso — Suspected terrorists kill one police officer, wound five, including a civilian.
May 22 — Ajdabiya, Libya — ISIS suicide bomber kills two fighters loyal to militia leader Khalifa Haftar, wounds two others
May 22 — Marib, Yemen — Iran-allied Houthis launch missile that kills five civilians, wound 22 others.
May 22 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Minivan stuffed with explosives by suspected Taliban terrorists kills 16, wounds 38, including security forces and civilians.
May 22 — Palmyra, Syria — ISIS kills at least 30 Syrian troops and Iranian-backed militiamen, wounds 14.
May 22 — Kirkuk, Iraq — ISIS executes an elderly man.
May 23 — Diyala, Iraq — ISIS attacked a family house in Jalawla region, killing three, wounding three others.
May 23 — Kashmir, India — Suspected terrorists launch a grenade, injuring ten civilians, including a woman and a 12-year-old boy.
May 23 — Mudug, Somalia — Suspected al-Shabaab jihadi kills lawmaker in Galkayo.
May 23 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill kidnapped mine-clearance worker.
May 23 — Baghdad, Iraq — Terrorist blows himself up in a crowded park in Shiite-majority Shoala, killing seven and wounding 16.
May 23 — Uruzgan, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill eight Afghan security forces in Chora district, including military and police units.
May 23 — Basra, Iraq — Masked terrorists on a motorbike kill three civilians.
May 24 — Benghazi, Libya — Suspected jihadists carry out car bombing behind city’s largest hotel, killing seven, including a girl, and wounding 20.
May 24 — Diyala, Iraq — ISIS kills two civilians in Jalawla region.
May 24 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected terrorist mortar shell landed on a home, killing a 53-year-old woman.
May 24 — Balochistan, Pakistan — Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LEJ) terrorists kill one, injure another with a landmine in Kalat district.
May 24 — Maidan Wardak, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban roadside bomb rips through a vehicle, killing four civilians, injuring two others.
May 25 — KP, Pakistan — Terrorists in Dera Ismail Khan region kill a police officer, wound another.
May 25 — Kashmir, India — Suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist slits throat of a 36-year-old man in Bandipora district.
May 25 — Kirkuk, Iraq — ISIS kills three policemen, wounds three others near Gharib village.
May 25 —Narathiwat, Thailand — Gunmen in country’s Muslim-majority region killtwo civilians at a tea shop in Ra-ngae district.
May 26 — Idlib, Syria — Terrorists kill five and wound 43.
May 26 — Ramallah, Israel — Suspected Palestinian drops large marble block on soldier, killing him.
May 27 — Helmand, Afghanistan — Taliban terrorists carry out Vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) near a military base in Nad Ali district, killing eight local soldiers, wounding a dozen more.
May 27 — Kashmir, India — Terrorists kill a soldier and a civilian in Pulwama amid ceasefire.
May 27 — Herat, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill election booth worker, two policemen in Chishti Sharif district.
May 27 — Palma, Mozambique — Suspected al-Shabaab militants behead 10, including two children.
May 28 — Mogadishu, Somalia — Suspected al-Shabaab terrorists kill a member of the security forces and a civilian.
May 28 — Taraba, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen attacked Catholic seminary in Jalingo, wounding three priests and at least two students.
May 28 — Pattani, Thailand — Suspected Islamists kill civilian in front of his house after returning from a mosque for prayers.
May 28 — Borno, Nigeria — Suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers kill five, wound five in two separate attacks inside a house a near a mosque in Konduga.
May 28 — Paktia, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban gunmen attacked police convoy carrying a Taliban prisoner, killing five including the prisoner and a civilian.
May 28 — KP, Pakistan — Suspected Islamists kill police officer in Dera Ismail Khan.
May 29 — Bari, Somalia — ISIS attacks army base, killing one soldier and injuring three, including civilians in Qandala District.
May 29 — Paktia, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill four border guards, wound nine others in Dand Wa Patan district.
May 29 — Liege, Belgium — ISIS-linked man shouted “Allahu Akbar” while killing three, including two policewomen and civilian, wounding four police officers.
May 29 — Peshawar, Pakistan — Suspected Islamist kill renowned Sikh religious leader and outspoken critic of the Taliban.
May 29 — Diyala, Iraq — Suspected ISIS jihadists detonate bomb at a local marker near girls school, killing one, wounding seven in Baqubah.
May 30 — Aleppo, Syria — Ahrar Al-Sham Islamic movement jihadists kill one civilian in Jarabulus.
May 30 — Idlib, Syria — Islamists kill one civilian in al-Dana.
May 30 — North Waziristan, Pakistan — Suspected Taliban roadside bomb kills two army troops, injures three others in Dattakhel town.
May 30 — Logar, Afghanistan — Taliban suicide bombers kill three policemen, wound 12 others, including civilians in provincial capital.
May 30 — Kabul, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban/Haqqani Network jihadists attack Ministry of Interior, killing one police officer, wounding eight.
May 30 — Abyan, Yemen — Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) jihadists killUAE-backed commander in Zinjibar city.
May 30 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban roadside bomb kills three, wounds 13.
May 31 — Benue, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill two, wound two in Logo.
May 31 — Borno, Nigeria — Boko Haram terrorists kill five soldiers.
May 31 — Idlib, Syria — Islamists-linked explosion kills three children, wounds 4 in Ariha city.
May 31 — Mecca, Saudi Arabia — Suspected jihadists kill one police officer, wound several others in Taif city.
May 31 — Aleppo, Syria — Suspected jihadists kill four, including a child, wound six at a bus station in Jarablus.
June 1 — Salahuddin, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill three militiamen.
June 1 — Kunduz, Afghanistan — Taliban jihadists kill two, injure one in Charkhab Shinwari.
June 1 — Kapisa, Afghanistan — Crossfire between troops and terrorists kill one, injure four in Alasai district.
June 2 — Hodeidah, Yemen — Suspected Iran-backed Houthis or Ansar Allah kill 40 Saudi “mercenaries,” capture 15.
June 2 — Ajdabiya, Libya — ISIS kills one woman, wounds five others.
June 2 — North Waziristan, Pakistan — Suspected jihadists kill one official, wound three security officers.
June 2 — Salahuddin, Iraq — ISIS kills 12 members of the same family, including women and children.
June 2 — Salahuddin, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill four soldiers in Shirqat.
June 2 — Kabul, Afghanistan — Jihadi bomb attack kills Afghan archeologist, wounds three people riding in Ministry of Information and Culture vehicle in the Binni Hisar area.
June 2 — Puntland, Somalia — Al-Shabaab terrorists kill four soldiers, injure 10.
June 2 — Plateau, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill three in Gashish District of Barkin-Ladi area.
June 2 — Adamawa State, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill 12 in Kangling.
June 2 — Faryab, Afghanistan — Taliban kill two police officers in Lawlash district.
June 3 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS jihadists kill two police officers, wound four civilians.
June 3 — Benue, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill 10, wound 15.
June 3 — KP/Balochistan, Pakistan — Pakistani Taliban terrorists injure five security officers at two border posts in Bajaur in KP and Qamar Din Qarez in Balochistan.
June 3 — South Waziristan, Pakistan — Clashes between Taliban terrorists and security forces kill up to 10 Pashtun activists, injure up to 30 in Wana.
June 3 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — ISIS landmine kills three children in Shirullah Qala village of Haska Mina district.
June 3 — Ghor, Afghanistan — Taliban kill six police officers in four assaults on Ghor’s Taywara district headquarters.
June 3 — Hiiraan, Somalia — Al-Shabaab jihadists kill six civilians.
June 4 — Kabul, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban kill 14, wound 19 at a gathering of Afghanistan’s top clerics.
June 4 — Kashmir, India — Terrorists launch grenade at Shopian in Batapora area, wounding 23, including four policemen and 12 civilians, among them a mother and daughter. (Check for deaths).
June 4 — Borno, Nigeria — Boko Haram IED kills five soldiers.
June 4 — Ghor, Afghanistan — Taliban terrorists kill two policemen, wounds another in provincial capital of Ferozkoh.
June 4 — Cabo Delgado, Mozambique — Suspected jihadists wielding machetes kill at least seven people, injure four others in Macomia.
June 4 — Balochistan, Pakistan — ISIS jihadists kill three soldiers, injure four others in Mastung city.
June 5 — Middle Shabelle, Somalia — Al-Shabaab terrorists kill 12 people, including two lawmakers in Balad region.
June 5 — Baghlan, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban wound four with bomb attached to police car.
June 5 — Idlib, Syria — al-Qaeda-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) jihadists kill two people on suspicion of having joined rival ISIS group.
June 5 — Diffa, Niger — Suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers, including girls, killnine, wound 37 inside mosque.
June 6 — Benue, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill at least nine people, including women and children.
June 6 —Baghlan, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill two, injure two at a voter registration center in Pul-i-Khumri.
June 6 — Liboi, Kenya — Suspected al-Shabaab IED kills six police officers, wounds three others along the Kenya-Somalia border.
June 6 — Cabo Delgado, Mozambique — Suspected al-Shabaab terrorists kill five with knives and machetes.
June 6 — Narathiwat, Thailand — Suspected jihadists kill villager after he was riding home after prayers at local mosque in Bacho district.
June 7 — Narathiwat, Thailand — Suspected jihadis kill four villagers in Sukhirin.
June 7 — Khost, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban jihadists kill two, injure three inside mosque in the Mandozai district.
June 7 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Terrorists wound two police officers in Behsood district.
June 7 — Herat, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill five people including imam in Zenda Jan district and wounded another 88 with ax, poisons, and gunshots.
Jue 7 — Kashmir, India — Jihadists attack Line of Control (LoC) border, killing one, injuring another.
June 7 — KP, Pakistan — Suspected terrorists kill police officer, driver, and a civilian, injure two other police officers in Zaimdara Maidan.
June 7 — Diyala, Iraq — ISIS kills one, wounds another in Jabara district.
June 8 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Terrorists kill three, injure five others in Jalalabad.
June 8 — Dogba, Cameroon — Boko Haram kills six villagers.
June 8 — Laghman, Afghanistan — Suspected terrorists kill four, including scholar and guards, wound 12 other in Mehtarlam city.
June 8 — Herat, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban kill seven, wound two at a mosque in Shindand district.
June 8 — Kunduz , Afghanistan — Taliban kills 24 security and public uprising forces in Qala-e-Zal district.
June 8 — Herat, Afghanistan — Taliban kills 17 security forces, wounds 13 others in Shindand area.
June 8 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS kills woman, wound 14 others near a mosque in a crowded market area.
June 8 — Kismayo, Somalia — Al-Shabaab terrorists kill one U.S. soldier, wound four others. Jihadists kill at least two local soldiers.
June 9 — Diyala, Iraq — Terrorists kill two, injure 20 in town of Khalis.
June 9 — Nineveh, Iraq — ISIS kills two policemen in al-Hadar district.
June 9 — Boni, Mali — Suspected al-Qaeda kills three soldiers.
June 9 — Kuduz, Afghanistan — Taliban kills 25 local policemen in Qala-e Zal district
June 9 — Jizan, Saudi Arabia — Suspected Iran-backed Houthis kill three.
June 9 — Idlib, Syria — ISIS kills five rivals.
June 9 — Kismayo, Somalia — al-Shabaab wounds seven soldiers with suicide car bomb.
June 10 — Adamawa, Nigeria — Suspected Boko Haram IED kills one boy, injures two others in Mubi town.
June 10 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban kills 13 security troops, wounds four others in Arghandab district.
[h=1]Ramadan Rage: Jihadists Have Killed, Injured 1,365 with One Week to Go[/h]
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This week’s count covers deaths and injuries at the hands of jihadists between the beginning of Ramadan on May 17 and June 10.This year, the Taliban has proven to be the most prolific jihadist group in the world, carrying out more attacks that have killed and wounded more people than any other terrorist group during Ramadan.
In an unprecedented move, the Taliban announced on Saturday that it was planning to embrace the Afghan government’s U.S.-backed ceasefire offer, but only for three-days over the Eid al-Fitr holiday, expected to start this Friday, marking the end of Ramadan.
On Thursday, the U.S.-NATO coalition announced it would adhere to Ashraf Ghani’s unconditional Ramadan ceasefire with Taliban unveiled that day and expected to last until the end of the holy month.
However, the Taliban said in its statement Saturday that the truce excludes foreign forces and operations would continue against them, also adding that they would defend themselves against the Afghan troops if necessary.
The U.S.-NATO coalition has yet to comment on the Taliban’s Eid truce.
Since it announced its ceasefire proposal on Saturday, the Taliban has carried out attacks against the Afghan National Defense and Security Forces (ANDSF), which includes police and army units, killing about 38 of them.
Deaths and injuries at the hands of Islamic extremist groups tend to intensify during Ramadan and this year is no exception.
Islamic extremists believe God especially rewards in heaven those who engage in jihad and that it is exceptionally heroic to die a martyr during that period.
Breitbart News primarily gleans its count from the Religion of Peace website in coordination with news and government reports.
Given that news outlets and government agencies do not report many of the terrorist attacks in real time, the casualty total for this week is subject to change.
Officials may update some of the data as some of the injured victims succumb to their injuries, a move that will likely trigger a change in the count after Breitbart News publishes this report.
All the terrorist attacks so far during Ramadan 2018, as documented by Breitbart News, include:
May 17 — Farah, Afghanistan — Taliban kills three foreign engineers.
May 17 — Kashmir, India — Terrorists kidnap, slit throat of a 23-year-old man after Indian government declares first Ramadan ceasefire in 18 years.
May 17 — Borno, Nigeria — Suspected Boko Haram jihadists detonated a bomb at camp for people displaced by insurgency, killing four and wounding 15.
May 17 — Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), Pakistan — Jamaat-ul-Ahrar (JuA) terrorist group claims responsibility for a suicide bombing that kills one and injures 14.
May 17 — North Sinai, Egypt — Sunni hardliners bombed an area, killing one and injuring another.
May 17 — Uruzgan, Afghanistan — Taliban kill two police officers.
May 18 — Raqqa, Syria — Leftover Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) improvised explosive device (IED) kills two civilians.
May 18 — Diyala, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists are behind a bomb blast that kills one and wounds another.
May 18 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill a member of Kurdish Kakayi minority group with IED.
May 18 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked police security posts, killing five police officers and wounding six others.
May 18 — Ghani, Afghanistan — Taliban attacked remote Ajristan district, killing nine security forces and wounding seven others.
May 18 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Suspected Islamic State terrorists attacked “Ramadan Cup” cricket tournament in Jalalabad, the capital of the group’s stronghold, killing eight and wounding 55.
May 18 — Faryab, Afghanistan — Taliban rockets kill four police officers, wound four others in Qaisar district.
May 19 — Chechnya, Russia — Islamic State claimed responsibility for an attack at church that kills two police officers and a worshipper and also wounds another police officer.
May 19 — Mogadishu, Somalia — Suspected al-Shabaab jihadists fit explosives on car, killing one local security troop.
May 19 — Nineveh, Iraq — Suspected Islamic State jihadists kill the mayor of Hammam al-Alil region.
May 19 — Ghazni, Afghanistan — Taliban kill 14 security forces, wound ten others.
May 20 — Nineveh, Iraq — ISIS kills two Shiite fighters in Sinjar town.
May 21 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban terrorists kill five workers clearing landmines in Maiwand.
May 21 — Baghdad, Iraq — Terrorist car bomb kills one civilian.
May 21 — Ghazni, Afghanistan — Taliban jihadists kill 14 security forces, wound 12 others in Dih Yak and Jaghatu districts.
May 21 — Sidi Bel Abbes, Algeria — Terrorists kill two men inside a mosque, including the muezzin, who calls Muslims to prayer.
May 21 — Paktia, Afghanistan — Taliban kills six police officers, captures five others.
May 21 — Herat, Afghanistan — Taliban kills two policemen, wounds seven others.
May 22 — Mogadishu, Somalia — Islamic kills policeman in Bakara Market.
May 22 — Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso — Suspected terrorists kill one police officer, wound five, including a civilian.
May 22 — Ajdabiya, Libya — ISIS suicide bomber kills two fighters loyal to militia leader Khalifa Haftar, wounds two others
May 22 — Marib, Yemen — Iran-allied Houthis launch missile that kills five civilians, wound 22 others.
May 22 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Minivan stuffed with explosives by suspected Taliban terrorists kills 16, wounds 38, including security forces and civilians.
May 22 — Palmyra, Syria — ISIS kills at least 30 Syrian troops and Iranian-backed militiamen, wounds 14.
May 22 — Kirkuk, Iraq — ISIS executes an elderly man.
May 23 — Diyala, Iraq — ISIS attacked a family house in Jalawla region, killing three, wounding three others.
May 23 — Kashmir, India — Suspected terrorists launch a grenade, injuring ten civilians, including a woman and a 12-year-old boy.
May 23 — Mudug, Somalia — Suspected al-Shabaab jihadi kills lawmaker in Galkayo.
May 23 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill kidnapped mine-clearance worker.
May 23 — Baghdad, Iraq — Terrorist blows himself up in a crowded park in Shiite-majority Shoala, killing seven and wounding 16.
May 23 — Uruzgan, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill eight Afghan security forces in Chora district, including military and police units.
May 23 — Basra, Iraq — Masked terrorists on a motorbike kill three civilians.
May 24 — Benghazi, Libya — Suspected jihadists carry out car bombing behind city’s largest hotel, killing seven, including a girl, and wounding 20.
May 24 — Diyala, Iraq — ISIS kills two civilians in Jalawla region.
May 24 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected terrorist mortar shell landed on a home, killing a 53-year-old woman.
May 24 — Balochistan, Pakistan — Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LEJ) terrorists kill one, injure another with a landmine in Kalat district.
May 24 — Maidan Wardak, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban roadside bomb rips through a vehicle, killing four civilians, injuring two others.
May 25 — KP, Pakistan — Terrorists in Dera Ismail Khan region kill a police officer, wound another.
May 25 — Kashmir, India — Suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist slits throat of a 36-year-old man in Bandipora district.
May 25 — Kirkuk, Iraq — ISIS kills three policemen, wounds three others near Gharib village.
May 25 —Narathiwat, Thailand — Gunmen in country’s Muslim-majority region killtwo civilians at a tea shop in Ra-ngae district.
May 26 — Idlib, Syria — Terrorists kill five and wound 43.
May 26 — Ramallah, Israel — Suspected Palestinian drops large marble block on soldier, killing him.
May 27 — Helmand, Afghanistan — Taliban terrorists carry out Vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Device (VBIED) near a military base in Nad Ali district, killing eight local soldiers, wounding a dozen more.
May 27 — Kashmir, India — Terrorists kill a soldier and a civilian in Pulwama amid ceasefire.
May 27 — Herat, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill election booth worker, two policemen in Chishti Sharif district.
May 27 — Palma, Mozambique — Suspected al-Shabaab militants behead 10, including two children.
May 28 — Mogadishu, Somalia — Suspected al-Shabaab terrorists kill a member of the security forces and a civilian.
May 28 — Taraba, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen attacked Catholic seminary in Jalingo, wounding three priests and at least two students.
May 28 — Pattani, Thailand — Suspected Islamists kill civilian in front of his house after returning from a mosque for prayers.
May 28 — Borno, Nigeria — Suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers kill five, wound five in two separate attacks inside a house a near a mosque in Konduga.
May 28 — Paktia, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban gunmen attacked police convoy carrying a Taliban prisoner, killing five including the prisoner and a civilian.
May 28 — KP, Pakistan — Suspected Islamists kill police officer in Dera Ismail Khan.
May 29 — Bari, Somalia — ISIS attacks army base, killing one soldier and injuring three, including civilians in Qandala District.
May 29 — Paktia, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill four border guards, wound nine others in Dand Wa Patan district.
May 29 — Liege, Belgium — ISIS-linked man shouted “Allahu Akbar” while killing three, including two policewomen and civilian, wounding four police officers.
May 29 — Peshawar, Pakistan — Suspected Islamist kill renowned Sikh religious leader and outspoken critic of the Taliban.
May 29 — Diyala, Iraq — Suspected ISIS jihadists detonate bomb at a local marker near girls school, killing one, wounding seven in Baqubah.
May 30 — Aleppo, Syria — Ahrar Al-Sham Islamic movement jihadists kill one civilian in Jarabulus.
May 30 — Idlib, Syria — Islamists kill one civilian in al-Dana.
May 30 — North Waziristan, Pakistan — Suspected Taliban roadside bomb kills two army troops, injures three others in Dattakhel town.
May 30 — Logar, Afghanistan — Taliban suicide bombers kill three policemen, wound 12 others, including civilians in provincial capital.
May 30 — Kabul, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban/Haqqani Network jihadists attack Ministry of Interior, killing one police officer, wounding eight.
May 30 — Abyan, Yemen — Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) jihadists killUAE-backed commander in Zinjibar city.
May 30 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban roadside bomb kills three, wounds 13.
May 31 — Benue, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill two, wound two in Logo.
May 31 — Borno, Nigeria — Boko Haram terrorists kill five soldiers.
May 31 — Idlib, Syria — Islamists-linked explosion kills three children, wounds 4 in Ariha city.
May 31 — Mecca, Saudi Arabia — Suspected jihadists kill one police officer, wound several others in Taif city.
May 31 — Aleppo, Syria — Suspected jihadists kill four, including a child, wound six at a bus station in Jarablus.
June 1 — Salahuddin, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill three militiamen.
June 1 — Kunduz, Afghanistan — Taliban jihadists kill two, injure one in Charkhab Shinwari.
June 1 — Kapisa, Afghanistan — Crossfire between troops and terrorists kill one, injure four in Alasai district.
June 2 — Hodeidah, Yemen — Suspected Iran-backed Houthis or Ansar Allah kill 40 Saudi “mercenaries,” capture 15.
June 2 — Ajdabiya, Libya — ISIS kills one woman, wounds five others.
June 2 — North Waziristan, Pakistan — Suspected jihadists kill one official, wound three security officers.
June 2 — Salahuddin, Iraq — ISIS kills 12 members of the same family, including women and children.
June 2 — Salahuddin, Iraq — Suspected ISIS terrorists kill four soldiers in Shirqat.
June 2 — Kabul, Afghanistan — Jihadi bomb attack kills Afghan archeologist, wounds three people riding in Ministry of Information and Culture vehicle in the Binni Hisar area.
June 2 — Puntland, Somalia — Al-Shabaab terrorists kill four soldiers, injure 10.
June 2 — Plateau, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill three in Gashish District of Barkin-Ladi area.
June 2 — Adamawa State, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill 12 in Kangling.
June 2 — Faryab, Afghanistan — Taliban kill two police officers in Lawlash district.
June 3 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS jihadists kill two police officers, wound four civilians.
June 3 — Benue, Nigeria — Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill 10, wound 15.
June 3 — KP/Balochistan, Pakistan — Pakistani Taliban terrorists injure five security officers at two border posts in Bajaur in KP and Qamar Din Qarez in Balochistan.
June 3 — South Waziristan, Pakistan — Clashes between Taliban terrorists and security forces kill up to 10 Pashtun activists, injure up to 30 in Wana.
June 3 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — ISIS landmine kills three children in Shirullah Qala village of Haska Mina district.
June 3 — Ghor, Afghanistan — Taliban kill six police officers in four assaults on Ghor’s Taywara district headquarters.
June 3 — Hiiraan, Somalia — Al-Shabaab jihadists kill six civilians.
June 4 — Kabul, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban kill 14, wound 19 at a gathering of Afghanistan’s top clerics.
June 4 — Kashmir, India — Terrorists launch grenade at Shopian in Batapora area, wounding 23, including four policemen and 12 civilians, among them a mother and daughter. (Check for deaths).
June 4 — Borno, Nigeria — Boko Haram IED kills five soldiers.
June 4 — Ghor, Afghanistan — Taliban terrorists kill two policemen, wounds another in provincial capital of Ferozkoh.
June 4 — Cabo Delgado, Mozambique — Suspected jihadists wielding machetes kill at least seven people, injure four others in Macomia.
June 4 — Balochistan, Pakistan — ISIS jihadists kill three soldiers, injure four others in Mastung city.
June 5 — Middle Shabelle, Somalia — Al-Shabaab terrorists kill 12 people, including two lawmakers in Balad region.
June 5 — Baghlan, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban wound four with bomb attached to police car.
June 5 — Idlib, Syria — al-Qaeda-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) jihadists kill two people on suspicion of having joined rival ISIS group.
June 5 — Diffa, Niger — Suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers, including girls, killnine, wound 37 inside mosque.
June 6 — Benue, Nigeria — Suspected Muslim Fulani herdsmen kill at least nine people, including women and children.
June 6 —Baghlan, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill two, injure two at a voter registration center in Pul-i-Khumri.
June 6 — Liboi, Kenya — Suspected al-Shabaab IED kills six police officers, wounds three others along the Kenya-Somalia border.
June 6 — Cabo Delgado, Mozambique — Suspected al-Shabaab terrorists kill five with knives and machetes.
June 6 — Narathiwat, Thailand — Suspected jihadists kill villager after he was riding home after prayers at local mosque in Bacho district.
June 7 — Narathiwat, Thailand — Suspected jihadis kill four villagers in Sukhirin.
June 7 — Khost, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban jihadists kill two, injure three inside mosque in the Mandozai district.
June 7 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Terrorists wound two police officers in Behsood district.
June 7 — Herat, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban terrorists kill five people including imam in Zenda Jan district and wounded another 88 with ax, poisons, and gunshots.
Jue 7 — Kashmir, India — Jihadists attack Line of Control (LoC) border, killing one, injuring another.
June 7 — KP, Pakistan — Suspected terrorists kill police officer, driver, and a civilian, injure two other police officers in Zaimdara Maidan.
June 7 — Diyala, Iraq — ISIS kills one, wounds another in Jabara district.
June 8 — Nangarhar, Afghanistan — Terrorists kill three, injure five others in Jalalabad.
June 8 — Dogba, Cameroon — Boko Haram kills six villagers.
June 8 — Laghman, Afghanistan — Suspected terrorists kill four, including scholar and guards, wound 12 other in Mehtarlam city.
June 8 — Herat, Afghanistan — Suspected Taliban kill seven, wound two at a mosque in Shindand district.
June 8 — Kunduz , Afghanistan — Taliban kills 24 security and public uprising forces in Qala-e-Zal district.
June 8 — Herat, Afghanistan — Taliban kills 17 security forces, wounds 13 others in Shindand area.
June 8 — Kirkuk, Iraq — Suspected ISIS kills woman, wound 14 others near a mosque in a crowded market area.
June 8 — Kismayo, Somalia — Al-Shabaab terrorists kill one U.S. soldier, wound four others. Jihadists kill at least two local soldiers.
June 9 — Diyala, Iraq — Terrorists kill two, injure 20 in town of Khalis.
June 9 — Nineveh, Iraq — ISIS kills two policemen in al-Hadar district.
June 9 — Boni, Mali — Suspected al-Qaeda kills three soldiers.
June 9 — Kuduz, Afghanistan — Taliban kills 25 local policemen in Qala-e Zal district
June 9 — Jizan, Saudi Arabia — Suspected Iran-backed Houthis kill three.
June 9 — Idlib, Syria — ISIS kills five rivals.
June 9 — Kismayo, Somalia — al-Shabaab wounds seven soldiers with suicide car bomb.
June 10 — Adamawa, Nigeria — Suspected Boko Haram IED kills one boy, injures two others in Mubi town.
June 10 — Kandahar, Afghanistan — Taliban kills 13 security troops, wounds four others in Arghandab district.
June 10 — Aleppo, Syria — Terrorists kill four and wound at least four others with IED. 
[h=1]Child sex gang of eight 'predatory' men who abused girls as young as 13 in a 's*** wagon' with the number plate ending 'SHG' are jailed for a total of almost 90 YEARS[/h]
The men - aged 36 to 48 - befriended vulnerable girls as young as 13 before plying them drink and drugs at 'parties' in Oxford.
The eight men - branded 'predatory and cynical' by a judge - have now been jailed for between seven and a half and fifteen years each.
Judge Peter Ross said the investigation into the gang had uncovered 'systematic and widespread grooming'.
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Assad Hussain and Moinul Islam received the longest sentences of a gang of eight men who carried out sex attacks on vulnerable teenagers in Oxford
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Kameer Iqbal, left, Raheem Ahmed, right, both 12 years for the sex attacks
Investigating officer DS Nicola Douglas branded the gang's crimes 'abhorrent', adding: 'None of the perpetrators have admitted their guilt or shown any remorse.'
She praised the victims for coming forward, saying: 'The impact of these offences on the victims, their families and relationships cannot be underestimated.
'There are devastating consequences which last long after the offence is committed.
Without these women telling their stories, perpetrators who exploit and commit serious sexual offences against some of the most vulnerable children and young adults in our communities will remain hidden, unpunished and free to do more harm.'
She added: 'I know nothing can ever undo the unimaginable suffering they were put through, but I hope it gives them some comfort to know these men have finally been held accountable for the abhorrent crimes they committed.'
The trial heard how the men coerced the girls into having sex at a number of addresses across Oxford, as well as in cars parked at lay-bys, and at local parks.
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Khalid Hussain, left, got 12 years for indecent assault and rape. Alladitta Yousaf, right, got seven and a half years for indecent assault.
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Haji Khan, left, got 10 years for rape. Kamran Khan, right, got eight years for false imprisonment and indecent assault
At sentencing hearings this week, Assad Hussain, 37, was handed a life sentence with a minimum term of 12 years for multiple counts of rape and indecent assault.
Moinul Islam, 42, got 15 years and nine months for rape, indecent assault and supplying class B and class C drugs.
Haji Khan, 38, got 10 years for conspiracy to rape. Raheem Ahmed, 41, got 12 years for indecent assault and false imprisonment.
Kamran Khan, 36, got eight years for false imprisonment and indecent assault. Kameer Iqbal, 39, got 12 years for multiple rapes.
Alladitta Yousaf, 48, got seven and half years for indecent assault. Khalid Hussain, 38, got 12 years for indecent assault and rape.
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Some victims were abused in a black Nissan Serena, like that pictured in this file photo
During the trial, a number of victims recalled a black Nissan Serena people carrier in which many sexual abuses are alleged to have taken place, including a gang rape.
One victim said of the vehicle: 'They would pick the girls, have sex with them, and dump them. Everything happened in that Serena.'
The same victim said that the men would 'take it in turns' to have sex with her and that gang rapes would take place after she was plied with drink and drugs.
Another victim said: '[They] made you believe they actually care about you, and they actually don't.
'Like you are something important to them, that you are a friend to them. And, really, it wasn't that. It was just to get what they want. It took me some years to realise that.'
The sex attacks took place between 1998 and 2005 and defence barristers insisted the men were themselves young and 'immature' at the time.
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The court heard the gang abused the teenage girls in properties around Oxford and in lay-bys
Speaking after the case, prosecutor Adrian Foster said: 'These cases are, in effect, organised crime, and we approached this case in the same way we would approach any organised crime case by making connections, and building an understanding of criminal networks.
'We worked closely with Thames Valley Police from early in the investigation to help build the strongest possible prosecution case.
'Their investigators, and Crown Prosecution Service lawyers and caseworkers, have worked tirelessly to bring this difficult prosecution to court. I thank all who bravely came forward to provide evidence for the prosecution.
'The emotional impact on the victims and their family of the abhorrent actions of these men is impossible to quantify. I hope that these sentences give some small comfort to them.'
- Gang befriended teenage girls before plying them with drink and drugs
- They sexually abused their victims, some in a car they called the 's**gwagon'
- Each are given sentences of between seven and 16 years in court this week
- Judge says the case uncovered 'systematic and widespread grooming'
The men - aged 36 to 48 - befriended vulnerable girls as young as 13 before plying them drink and drugs at 'parties' in Oxford.
The eight men - branded 'predatory and cynical' by a judge - have now been jailed for between seven and a half and fifteen years each.
Judge Peter Ross said the investigation into the gang had uncovered 'systematic and widespread grooming'.
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Assad Hussain and Moinul Islam received the longest sentences of a gang of eight men who carried out sex attacks on vulnerable teenagers in Oxford
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Kameer Iqbal, left, Raheem Ahmed, right, both 12 years for the sex attacks
Investigating officer DS Nicola Douglas branded the gang's crimes 'abhorrent', adding: 'None of the perpetrators have admitted their guilt or shown any remorse.'
She praised the victims for coming forward, saying: 'The impact of these offences on the victims, their families and relationships cannot be underestimated.
'There are devastating consequences which last long after the offence is committed.
Without these women telling their stories, perpetrators who exploit and commit serious sexual offences against some of the most vulnerable children and young adults in our communities will remain hidden, unpunished and free to do more harm.'
She added: 'I know nothing can ever undo the unimaginable suffering they were put through, but I hope it gives them some comfort to know these men have finally been held accountable for the abhorrent crimes they committed.'
The trial heard how the men coerced the girls into having sex at a number of addresses across Oxford, as well as in cars parked at lay-bys, and at local parks.
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Khalid Hussain, left, got 12 years for indecent assault and rape. Alladitta Yousaf, right, got seven and a half years for indecent assault.
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Haji Khan, left, got 10 years for rape. Kamran Khan, right, got eight years for false imprisonment and indecent assault
At sentencing hearings this week, Assad Hussain, 37, was handed a life sentence with a minimum term of 12 years for multiple counts of rape and indecent assault.
Moinul Islam, 42, got 15 years and nine months for rape, indecent assault and supplying class B and class C drugs.
Haji Khan, 38, got 10 years for conspiracy to rape. Raheem Ahmed, 41, got 12 years for indecent assault and false imprisonment.
Kamran Khan, 36, got eight years for false imprisonment and indecent assault. Kameer Iqbal, 39, got 12 years for multiple rapes.
Alladitta Yousaf, 48, got seven and half years for indecent assault. Khalid Hussain, 38, got 12 years for indecent assault and rape.
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Some victims were abused in a black Nissan Serena, like that pictured in this file photo
During the trial, a number of victims recalled a black Nissan Serena people carrier in which many sexual abuses are alleged to have taken place, including a gang rape.
One victim said of the vehicle: 'They would pick the girls, have sex with them, and dump them. Everything happened in that Serena.'
The same victim said that the men would 'take it in turns' to have sex with her and that gang rapes would take place after she was plied with drink and drugs.
Another victim said: '[They] made you believe they actually care about you, and they actually don't.
'Like you are something important to them, that you are a friend to them. And, really, it wasn't that. It was just to get what they want. It took me some years to realise that.'
The sex attacks took place between 1998 and 2005 and defence barristers insisted the men were themselves young and 'immature' at the time.
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The court heard the gang abused the teenage girls in properties around Oxford and in lay-bys
Speaking after the case, prosecutor Adrian Foster said: 'These cases are, in effect, organised crime, and we approached this case in the same way we would approach any organised crime case by making connections, and building an understanding of criminal networks.
'We worked closely with Thames Valley Police from early in the investigation to help build the strongest possible prosecution case.
'Their investigators, and Crown Prosecution Service lawyers and caseworkers, have worked tirelessly to bring this difficult prosecution to court. I thank all who bravely came forward to provide evidence for the prosecution.
'The emotional impact on the victims and their family of the abhorrent actions of these men is impossible to quantify. I hope that these sentences give some small comfort to them.'
[h=3]The growing number of towns where children were preyed upon[/h]The grooming gang in Oxford follow similar scandals in other towns and cities around the UK.
Rotherham - The issue of child abuse in the town first came to light in 2010 when five Asian men were jailed for sexual offences against under-age girls.
A 2014 inquiry found there were more than 1,400 victims of grooming and sex exploitation in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013.
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Tayab Dad, Nasar Dad, Basharat Dad, (bottom row left to right) Matloob Hussain, Mohammed Sadiq and Amjad Ali groomed two girls and sexually abused in Rotherham
Rochdale - The trial of nine men for grooming young white girls for sex attracted widespread public outrage and sparked a national debate when they were convicted in 2012.
The gang received jail sentences of between four and 19 years for offences committed against five girls - aged between 13 and 15 - in and around Rochdale between 2008 and 2010.
The case returned to the public consciousness earlier this year when the BBC broadcast its Three Girls drama based on the experiences of some of the victims.
Shabir Ahmed, convicted of 30 child rape charges in Rochdale
Newcastle - A total of 17 men and one woman were convicted of, or admitted, charges including rape, supplying drugs and inciting prostitution, in Newcastle last year.
Older men preyed on immature teenagers who were plied with cocaine, cannabis, alcohol or mephedrone (M-Cat), then raped or persuaded into having sexual activity at parties known as 'sessions'.
The case raised huge controversy after a convicted rapist was paid almost £10,000 of taxpayers' money to spy on parties where under-age girls were intoxicated and sexually abused.
Northumbria Police launched a major investigation after receiving information from social workers and initially spoke to 108 potential victims.
Over the course of four trials, 20 young women gave evidence covering a period from 2011 to 2014.
Bristol - Some 13 Somali men were jailed for more than a total of more than 100 years after they were convicted in 2014 of running an inner city sex ring.
Victims as young as 13 were preyed upon, sexually abused and trafficked across Bristol to be passed around the men's friends for money.
Aylesbury - Six men were jailed in 2015 for grooming vulnerable under-age white girls between 2006 and 2012.
The Old Bailey heard victims would be plied with alcohol and forced to perform sex acts for as little as 'the price of a McDonalds'.
Peterborough - A total of 10 men were convicted of child sex crimes in the town, including 'predatory' restaurant boss Mohammed Khubaib.
He was jailed for 13 years at the Old Bailey in 2015, after he was found guilty of forcing a 14-year-old girl to perform a sex act on him and nine counts of trafficking for sexual exploitation, involving girls aged from 12 to 15, between 2010 and 2013.
Rotherham - The issue of child abuse in the town first came to light in 2010 when five Asian men were jailed for sexual offences against under-age girls.
A 2014 inquiry found there were more than 1,400 victims of grooming and sex exploitation in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013.
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Tayab Dad, Nasar Dad, Basharat Dad, (bottom row left to right) Matloob Hussain, Mohammed Sadiq and Amjad Ali groomed two girls and sexually abused in Rotherham
Rochdale - The trial of nine men for grooming young white girls for sex attracted widespread public outrage and sparked a national debate when they were convicted in 2012.
The gang received jail sentences of between four and 19 years for offences committed against five girls - aged between 13 and 15 - in and around Rochdale between 2008 and 2010.
The case returned to the public consciousness earlier this year when the BBC broadcast its Three Girls drama based on the experiences of some of the victims.
Shabir Ahmed, convicted of 30 child rape charges in Rochdale
Newcastle - A total of 17 men and one woman were convicted of, or admitted, charges including rape, supplying drugs and inciting prostitution, in Newcastle last year.
Older men preyed on immature teenagers who were plied with cocaine, cannabis, alcohol or mephedrone (M-Cat), then raped or persuaded into having sexual activity at parties known as 'sessions'.
The case raised huge controversy after a convicted rapist was paid almost £10,000 of taxpayers' money to spy on parties where under-age girls were intoxicated and sexually abused.
Northumbria Police launched a major investigation after receiving information from social workers and initially spoke to 108 potential victims.
Over the course of four trials, 20 young women gave evidence covering a period from 2011 to 2014.
Bristol - Some 13 Somali men were jailed for more than a total of more than 100 years after they were convicted in 2014 of running an inner city sex ring.
Victims as young as 13 were preyed upon, sexually abused and trafficked across Bristol to be passed around the men's friends for money.
Aylesbury - Six men were jailed in 2015 for grooming vulnerable under-age white girls between 2006 and 2012.
The Old Bailey heard victims would be plied with alcohol and forced to perform sex acts for as little as 'the price of a McDonalds'.
Peterborough - A total of 10 men were convicted of child sex crimes in the town, including 'predatory' restaurant boss Mohammed Khubaib.
He was jailed for 13 years at the Old Bailey in 2015, after he was found guilty of forcing a 14-year-old girl to perform a sex act on him and nine counts of trafficking for sexual exploitation, involving girls aged from 12 to 15, between 2010 and 2013.
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[h=1]Taliban chief who ordered Malala assassination 'killed in airstrike'[/h]
Ben Farmer
,The Telegraph•June 15, 2018
Undated footage of Mullah Fazlullah is shown on a projector - AP Video
The head of the Pakistan Taliban has been targeted and is believed killed in a United States drone strike in eastern Afghanistan.
Afghan officials said Mullah Fazlullah, who is one of the world's most wanted militant leaders, had been killed in Kunar province.
As well as terrorist outrages, he also spearheaded a campaign against a government polio vaccination programme, claiming it was a "conspiracy of Jews and Christians to make Muslims impotent and stunt the growth of Muslims”.
News of the attack came as Afghanistan waited to see if a unprecedented three-day Afghan Taliban ceasefire would hold over the Eid holiday period. Photos shared on social media in the country appeared to show fighters and Afghan forces celebrating the truce together.
Mullah Fazlullah became notorious for ordering a string of attacks including the 2014 massacre of scores of pupils at an army school in Peshawar and the failed assassination of schoolgirl activist Malala Yousafzai.
His group has also been linked to terrorist plots inside America.
Afghanistan's defence ministry said Fazlullah had been “killed in a joint Afghan and US operation”, while a spokesman for US forces in Afghanistan would only say the US had struck “a senior leader of a designated terrorist organisation”.
The militant leader has wrongly been claimed dead before and a Pakistan security source said his death was as yet “not possible to verify”.
A member of the Taliban told Reuters the group was trying to get word if its leader was dead.
Malala Yousafzai is now a student at Oxford Credit: AAMIR QURESHI/AFP/Getty Images
He said: "We have been hearing since early Friday that our Emir was martyred along with four other militant commanders in Marawar area of Kunar. They were staying at a house when the drone fired missiles and martyred them.”
Fazlullah, believed to be aged in his mid-forties, has led the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) since 2013 and had a $5m American reward for information on his head.
The TTP in December 2014, carried out the deadliest terrorist attack in Pakistan's history when militants killed 151 people including more than 130 children, during an attack against the Army Public School in Peshawar.
He first rose to prominence inside Pakistan's Swat valley with fiery radio tirades that earned him the nickname Mullah Radio.
His broadcasts opposed America, female education and vaccination programmes while advocating a strict form of Islamic law. While in Swat
When Ms Yousafzai publicly challenged the Taliban's stance in Swat, Fazlullah ordered the 14-year-old be killed, though she survived and went on to be awarded the Nobel peace prize.
The US State Department says the TTP has "demonstrated a close alliance with Al-Qaeda" and had given explosives training to Faisal Shahzad, the would-be Times Square bomber.
Meanwhile the Nato-led coalition in Afghanistan said the Taliban ceasefire appeared to be holding on Friday. Afghans used social media to share photographs purporting to show Taliban fighters and members of the Afghan force celebrating the truce together.
[h=1]Taliban chief who ordered Malala assassination 'killed in airstrike'[/h]
Ben Farmer
,The Telegraph•June 15, 2018
Undated footage of Mullah Fazlullah is shown on a projector - AP Video
The head of the Pakistan Taliban has been targeted and is believed killed in a United States drone strike in eastern Afghanistan.
Afghan officials said Mullah Fazlullah, who is one of the world's most wanted militant leaders, had been killed in Kunar province.
As well as terrorist outrages, he also spearheaded a campaign against a government polio vaccination programme, claiming it was a "conspiracy of Jews and Christians to make Muslims impotent and stunt the growth of Muslims”.
News of the attack came as Afghanistan waited to see if a unprecedented three-day Afghan Taliban ceasefire would hold over the Eid holiday period. Photos shared on social media in the country appeared to show fighters and Afghan forces celebrating the truce together.
Mullah Fazlullah became notorious for ordering a string of attacks including the 2014 massacre of scores of pupils at an army school in Peshawar and the failed assassination of schoolgirl activist Malala Yousafzai.
His group has also been linked to terrorist plots inside America.
Afghanistan's defence ministry said Fazlullah had been “killed in a joint Afghan and US operation”, while a spokesman for US forces in Afghanistan would only say the US had struck “a senior leader of a designated terrorist organisation”.
The militant leader has wrongly been claimed dead before and a Pakistan security source said his death was as yet “not possible to verify”.
A member of the Taliban told Reuters the group was trying to get word if its leader was dead.
Malala Yousafzai is now a student at Oxford Credit: AAMIR QURESHI/AFP/Getty Images
He said: "We have been hearing since early Friday that our Emir was martyred along with four other militant commanders in Marawar area of Kunar. They were staying at a house when the drone fired missiles and martyred them.”
Fazlullah, believed to be aged in his mid-forties, has led the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) since 2013 and had a $5m American reward for information on his head.
The TTP in December 2014, carried out the deadliest terrorist attack in Pakistan's history when militants killed 151 people including more than 130 children, during an attack against the Army Public School in Peshawar.
He first rose to prominence inside Pakistan's Swat valley with fiery radio tirades that earned him the nickname Mullah Radio.
His broadcasts opposed America, female education and vaccination programmes while advocating a strict form of Islamic law. While in Swat
When Ms Yousafzai publicly challenged the Taliban's stance in Swat, Fazlullah ordered the 14-year-old be killed, though she survived and went on to be awarded the Nobel peace prize.
The US State Department says the TTP has "demonstrated a close alliance with Al-Qaeda" and had given explosives training to Faisal Shahzad, the would-be Times Square bomber.
Meanwhile the Nato-led coalition in Afghanistan said the Taliban ceasefire appeared to be holding on Friday. Afghans used social media to share photographs purporting to show Taliban fighters and members of the Afghan force celebrating the truce together.
