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In late January, a senior Indonesian Al-Qaeda operative, Umar Patek, was arrested at another location in Abbottabad. --- --- In [email protected], "Jusfiq" <kesayangan.allah@...> wrote: > > > Monday, 02 May 2011 | Jumada I 29, 1432 | Last updated at 15:10 > > Bin Laden died in house close to Pakistan's military academy > Surrounded in red fabric, a compound is seen where locals reported a > firefight took place overnight in Abbotabad, located in Pakistan's Khyber > Pakhtunkhwa province, on Monday. (Reuters) > > By NAHAL TOOSI & ZARAR KHAN | AP > > Published: May 2, 2011 08:27 Updated: May 2, 2011 12:34 > > ABBOTTABAD, Pakistan: Four helicopters swooped in early Monday and killed > Osama Bin Laden in a fiery American raid on his fortress-like compound in a > Pakistani town that is home to three army regiments. His location raised > pointed questions over whether Pakistani authorities knew the whereabouts of > the world's most wanted man. > > The Al-Qaeda chief was living in a house in the town of Abbottabad that a US > official said was "custom built to hide someone of significance." Abbottabad > is around 60 miles from the capital Islamabad, far from the remote mountain > caves along the Pakistan-Afghanistan tribal border where most intelligence > assessments had put Bin Laden in recent years. > > The house was close to the gate of the Kakul Military Academy, an army-run > institution where top officers train. > > A US official said the strike force was on the ground for less than 40 > minutes and the operation was watched real-time by CIA Director Leon Panetta > and other intelligence officials in a conference room at CIA headquarters in > Langley, Virginia. > > "When word came in that the operation was a success, CIA officials in the > conference room had a rather large applause," the official said. > > Express 24/7 television showed an image of what it said was Bin Laden shot in > the head, his mouth pulled back in a grimace. > > Operatives used facial recognition techniques to help identify Bin Laden, a > US official said. > > DNA tests are also being conducted and results should be available in the > next few days, the official told Reuters. > > An American administration official said the compound where the fugitive was > holed up was built in 2005 at the end of a narrow dirt road with > "extraordinary" security measures. He said it had 12- to 18-feet walls topped > with barbed wire with two security gates and no telephone or Internet service > connected to it. > > A Pakistan intelligence official said the property where Bin Laden was > staying was 3,000 square feet. > > Critics have long accused elements of Pakistan's security establishment of > protecting Bin Laden, though Islamabad has always denied this. Ties between > the United States and Pakistan have hit a low point in recent months over the > future of Afghanistan, and any hint of possible Pakistani collusion with Bin > Laden could hit them hard even amid the jubilation of getting American's No. > 1 enemy. > > One Pakistani official said the choppers took off from a Pakistani air base, > suggesting some cooperation in the raid. But President Barack Obama did not > thank Pakistan in his statement on Bin Laden's death. > > Pakistan's foreign office hailed the death as a breakthrough in the > international campaign against militancy, and noted Al-Qaeda "had declared > war on Pakistan" and killed thousands of Pakistani civilians and security > officers. > > It stressed that the operation to kill Bin Laden was an American one, and did > not mention any concerns that Pakistani officials may have been protecting > Bin Laden in some way. Domestically, the government may yet face criticism by > political opponents and Islamists for allowing US forces to kill Bin Laden on > its soil. > > Pakistani officials said a son of Bin Laden and three other people were > killed. Other unidentified males were taken by helicopter away from the > scene, while four children and two woman were arrested and left in an > ambulance, the official said. > > A witness and a Pakistani official said Bin Laden's guards opened fire from > the roof of the compound in the small northwestern town of Abbottabad, and > one of the choppers crashed. However, US officials said no Americans were > hurt in the operation. The sound of at least two explosions rocked Abbottabad > as the fighting raged. > > It was not known how long Bin Laden had been in Abbottabad, which is less > than half a days drive from the border region with Afghanistan. > > Salman Riaz, a film actor, said that five months ago he and a crew tried to > do some filming next to the house, but were told to stop by two men who came > out. > > "They told me that this is haram (forbidden in Islam)," he said. > > Abbottabad resident Mohammad Haroon Rasheed said the raid happened about 1:15 > a.m. local time. > > "I heard a thundering sound, followed by heavy firing. > > Then firing suddenly stopped. Then more thundering, then a big blast," he > said. "In the morning when we went out to see what happened, some helicopter > wreckage was lying in an open field." "Intelligence analysts concluded that > this compound was custom built to hide someone of significance," he said. > > A Pakistani official in the town said fighters on the roof opened fire on the > choppers as they came close to the building with rocket propelled grenades. > Another official said four helicopters took off from the Ghazi air base in > northwest Pakistan. > > Last summer, the US army was based in Ghazi to help out in the aftermath of > the floods. > > The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of > the information. > > Pakistan has in the past cooperated with the CIA in arresting Al-Qaeda > suspects on its soil, but relations between its main intelligence agency and > the CIA had been very strained in recent months amid tensions over the future > of Afghanistan. > > In late January, a senior Indonesian Al-Qaeda operative, Umar Patek, was > arrested at another location in Abbottabad. > > News of his arrest only broke in late March. 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