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    Daily Terrorism Weather Online

    June 11, 2013

    Middle East

    Turkish Police Storm Taksim SquareSource: Al Jazeera

    A defiant Turkish prime minister has called on protesters in Istanbul's Gezi Park to disperse,

    hours after police moved into the adjoining Taksim Square, the cradle of ongoingdemonstrations against his government

    Deadly Blasts Shake Syrian CapitalSource: Al JazeeraTwo suicide bombers have struck the heart of the Syrian capital Damascus, killing at least 14

    people and wounding at least 31 others, pro-government television channel al-Ikhbariya hasreported

    Syria Rebels Advance on Key Aleppo Airbase: Activists

    Source: The Daily StarSyrian rebels made fresh advances on Monday in their battle to seize the Minnigh airbase in

    northern Syria, a monitoring group said

    Austria Starts Withdrawal from Golan Heights

    Source: Al JazeeraAustria has begun withdrawing some of its 378 UN peacekeepers from the demilitarised zone

    on the ceasefire line with Syria and the Israel-occupied Golan Heights

    Rockets from Syria Hit Northern Lebanon

    Source: Al Jazeera

    Several rockets launched from Syria have hit the eastern Lebanese town of Hermel, a bastion

    of the Shia group Hezbollah, reportedly killing at least one person and wounding several

    others

    Netanyahu: Settlement Construction will Continue, but Israel Must be Smart about it

    Authors/Source: Nir Hasson and Jonathan Lis, HaaretzPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday that construction in major settlement blocs

    does not substantially affect Israel's ability to come to an agreement with the Palestinians and

    the substantial question is whether the Palestinians have the will to accept the Jewish state

    Israel Selling Military Wares to Mideast Countries, Britain Says

    Author/Source: Aluf Benn, Reuters

    Israel has exported security equipment over the past five years to Pakistan and four Arab

    countries, according to a British government report

    Still More Questions Than Answers on Nerve Gas in Syria

    Author/Source: Kareem Fahim, The New York Times

    A Syrian doctor said that one day in March, in the city of Aleppo, he was on duty in a

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    hospital when it suddenly filled up with patients, some vomiting, choking or sensitive to

    light

    Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant had Generator Problem: Envoy

    Source: Reuters

    Iran's Russian-built nuclear power plant has experienced technical problems with its

    generator and experts are working to resolve the issue, Tehran's envoy to Moscow said on

    Monday

    U.S. Disrupts al-Qaedas Online Magazine

    Author/Source: Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post

    U.S. intelligence operatives covertly sabotaged a prominent al-Qaeda online magazine last

    month in an apparent attempt to sow confusion among the groups followers, according toofficials

    Gulf States to Act Against Hezbollah Members

    Source: AFP

    The Gulf Cooperation Council said it will take measures against members of Lebanon's

    Hezbollah over the Shiite movement's military intervention against Syrian rebels

    Scores Killed in Iraq Car Bombings

    Source: Al Jazeera

    A wave of violence across Iraq has killed at least 48 people, many of them in a series of

    attacks in the northern city of Mosul

    Iran Reformist Candidate Pulls Out of Race

    Source: Al JazeeraMohammad-Reza Aref, the sole reformist candidate in the June 14 Iranian presidential vote,

    has withdrawn from the race after receiving advice from reformist former president

    Mohammad Khatami, his website has reported

    Central AsiaAfghan Taliban Release Kyrgyz HostageSource: Bangkok Post

    Afghanistan's Taliban insurgents say they have released a Kyrgyz hostage they seized inApril after a helicopter crash-landed in a mountainous region south of Kabul

    South Asia

    Explosion Hits Kabul Diplomatic Area

    Source: Al Jazeera

    A suicide car bomber has rammed a bus carrying employees of Afghanistan's top court in

    Kabul, killing at least 15 people and wounding 24 others, officials say

    8 Militants Killed, 12 Injured in S. Afghan Clash

    Source: Xinhua

    Eight Taliban militants had been killed and 12 others wounded following a clash in the

    southern Afghanistan's Helmand province, the police said on Tuesday

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    Senior Taliban Leaders Arrested in S. Afghan Operation

    Source: Xinhua

    Two senior Taliban leaders had been detained in operations in southern Afghanistan,

    authorities said on Tuesday

    India, Pakistan Armies Exchange Fire in KashmirSource: Xinhua

    The armies of India and Pakistan Tuesday exchanged heavy fire and artillery shells on line-

    of-control (LoC) in Kashmir, officials said

    India Says U.S. Spying on Internet Data of its Citizens UnacceptableSource: XinhuaIndia Tuesday voiced concern over the reported U.S. spying on internet data of Indian

    citizens, saying it would be "unacceptable" if domestic privacy laws were violated

    Afghan Taliban Deny Involvement in Plans to Attack TTP Bases

    Author/Source: Tahir Khan, The Express Tribune

    The Afghan Taliban on Monday denied allegations that the group was involved in

    preparations for an assault on bases of the Tehreek-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) in the Mohmand

    tribal region

    Terrorists in Police Uniform Try to Kidnap Shia Doctor in Peshawar

    Author/Source: Riaz Ahmad, The Express TribuneA Shia doctor was seriously injured and his gunman was killed when terrorists in police

    uniform tried to kidnap him near Syed Anwar Medical Plaza, Dabgari Gardens in the

    jurisdiction of East Cantonment police station late Tuesday night

    Naxals Fire at CRPF Camps in Chhattisgarh

    Source: The Times of India

    Naxalites on Monday night opened fire at CRPF camps in Chhattisgarh'sSukma district but

    the attack was repulsed by security personnel

    Militant Killed in Kashmir

    Source: The Times of IndiaAn unidentified militant was killed in a gun battle late on Monday with security forces in

    south Kashmir's Pulwama district

    Two Mines Recovered along Indo-Pak BorderSource: The Times of India

    Two anti-personnel mines were recovered and defused by security forces in agriculture fields

    along the Indo-Pak Border in Samba district

    Indian Aircraft Violates Pakistani Airspace: Pakistan Air Force

    Source: Xinhua

    Pakistan Air Force (PAF) said that two Indian aircraft violated the country's airspace and

    entered the country's Punjab province on Tuesday

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    Southeast Asia

    Phaya Tani Replica Cannon Bombed

    Source: Bangkok Post

    The bomb went off at 6.50pm on Tuesday and cracked the 6.82-metre-long cannon replica in

    two parts, Pol Col Tuande Juthanun, chief of Muang police station, said

    East Asia

    Shenzhou-10: China Launches Next Manned Space Mission

    Author/Source: Jonathan Amos, BBC

    China has launched its latest Shenzhou manned space mission. Three astronauts blasted

    away from the Jiuquan base in Inner Mongolia on a Long March 2F rocket at 17:38 Beijing

    time (09:38 GMT)

    Japan Needs to Develop Offensive Military Capacity: Abe

    Source: Xinhua

    Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said here Tuesday that Japan needs to study the

    possibility to develop offensive military capacity so as to attack enemy bases, according to

    local media

    Bank of Japan Stands Pat, Leaves Door Open for Market Calming Steps

    Authors/Source: Leika Kihara and Stanley White, Reuters

    Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said the central bank will consider fresh steps to

    calm markets if borrowing costs spike again in the future, but the central bank held off on newmeasures on Tuesday arguing that bond markets had stabilized

    S Korea Says Talks with North Called off

    Source: Al Jazeera

    South Korea has said that high-level talks with North Korea scheduled to begin in Seoul on

    Wednesday have been called off

    Africa

    Mali Government, Tuaregs Reach Ceasefire Deal 'in Principle'

    Author/Source: Mathieu Bonkoungou, Reuters

    A Malian government delegation and Tuareg separatist rebels have reached an agreement "inprinciple" that would allow planned elections in July to go ahead in the disputed northernKidal region, a senior mediator in the talks said late on Monday

    Mali Manual Suggests al-Qaida has Feared Weapon

    Author/Source: Rukmini Callimachi, The Associated PressThe photocopies of the manual lay in heaps on the floor, in stacks that scaled one wall, like

    Xeroxed, stapled handouts for a class

    UN Prepares for Mali Force Deployment

    Source: Al Jazeera

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    The UN is preparing to start deploying a new peacekeeping force in Mali on schedule in

    three weeks, even though the security situation in the north remains "complex and volatile",

    the UN chief has said

    Central African Forces Kill Five Rebels

    Source: News24

    Fighters loyal to the Central African Republic's new government killed five rebels near the

    Cameroon border, a military source said on Monday, adding that their leader escaped the

    weekend attack on horseback

    Police Gun Down Terror Suspect in Nairobi

    Source: The Daily Nation

    A suspected terrorist has been shot dead by police in Nairobi's Eastleigh estate Tuesday.Police said the man was behind Sunday's grenade attack that injured 4 people in the sprawling

    suburb

    Egypt Warns Ethiopia over Nile Dam

    Source: Al Jazeera

    Egypt's president has warned Ethiopia that all options are open" in dealing with its

    construction of a Nile dam that threatens to leave Egypt with a dangerous water shortage

    Europe

    U.S. Prism Spying Program Rattles EU Lawmakers

    Author/Source: Claire Davenport, ReutersEuropean lawmakers threatened on Tuesday to unpick data-sharing agreements with theUnited States, reacting furiously to reports that U.S. authorities have accessed emails and

    other personal data from leading Internet companies

    Riot Police Storm Soho G8 Protest Squat

    Source: BBC

    Riot police have forced their way into a building in Soho, central London, as protests were

    staged against the G8 summit

    Russia Would Consider Asylum for U.S. Cyber Leaker

    Source: ReutersRussia would consider granting asylum to the American who has exposed top-secret U.S.

    surveillance programs, if he were to ask for it, President Vladimir Putin's spokesman said on

    Tuesday

    Civil Guards Raids Capture Two Wanted ETA Members in Gipuzkoa

    Source: El Pais

    Two suspected ETA members were arrested in early-morning raids Tuesday in the Gipuzkoa

    localities of Andoain and Urnieta. The Civil Guard said that Jon Lizarribar Lasarte and RubnGelbentzu Gonzlez formed part of the Izarbeltz terrorist cell, which carried out four bombing

    attacks in 2002 against the University of Navarre, the Corte Ingls department store inZaragoza and two local businesses in the Basque Country

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    US & Canada

    US Spy Leak Source Goes into 'Hiding'

    Source: Al Jazeera

    A former US intelligence worker has apparently gone into hiding a day after revealing

    himself as the source of leaked details of widespread US spying on private internet and phone

    records

    United States Scales Back Plans for Guantanamo Prosecutions

    Source: ReutersFar fewer prisoners will be tried in the Guantanamo war crimes tribunals than the Obama

    administration originally planned because a recent court ruling cast doubts on the viability ofsome charges, the chief prosecutor for the tribunals said

    Latin America & the Caribbean

    Colombian Peace Talks Resume in Cuba

    Source: BBC

    Members of Colombia's largest rebel group, the Farc, have resumed peace negotiations with

    representatives of the Colombian government

    Rebel Attack Leaves 2 Children Dead in Colombia

    Source: The Latin American Herald TribuneTwo children were killed and two other people wounded in an attack staged by National

    Liberation Army (ELN) guerrillas on Sipi, a city in the northwestern Colombian province of

    Choco, media reports said