Home pagePress CenterIn the Media A CSIS Smart Power Speaker Series Event with Henry Crumpton, the former Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the U.S. Department of State, was quoted by Agence France Press, "Al-Qaeda Resurgence Sparks U.S. Concern."
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A CSIS Smart Power Speaker Series Event with Henry Crumpton, the former Coordinator for Counterterrorism at the U.S. Department of State, was quoted by Agence France Press, "Al-Qaeda Resurgence Sparks U.S. Concern."
An Al-Qaeda resurgence in Pakistan's tribal areas has raised deep concerns in the United States, which reportedly is pondering unilateral military strikes in a reflection of increasing impatience over Islamabad's counterterrorism strategy.
US military chief Admiral Michael Mullen last week expressed "grave concern" over Al-Qaeda's use of the Pakistani tribal areas as safe havens, saying they posed a "significant" security threat to Afghanistan and Pakistan itself. Read the article
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