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Permanent Mission of Pakistan to the United Nations has been informed by the office of the UN Secretary General that the three Pakistanis, named Mr. Talat Hussan, Mr. Raza Mehmood Agha and Mr. Nadeem Ahmed Khan, who were accompanying the Gaza-bound humanitarian aid flotilla, are alive, not injured and currently detained at Beer Sheva Prison. The Mission has been further informed that they are being sent to Jordon from where further arrangement shall be made for their onward travel to Pakistan.
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Israeli commandos storm Gaza-bound flotilla
Israeli commandos stormed an aid flotilla headed for the Gaza Stip Monday, killing activists and and sparking worldwide protests. (May 31)Israel Attacks Flotilla
The States of War
By IAN LIVINGSTON, HEATHER MESSERA, MICHAEL O'HANLON and AMY UNIKEWICZ (NYT)
So far in 2010, the story from the battlefields is one of continued gradual progress in Iraq, some headway in Pakistan and uncertainty in Afghanistan.
Mustafa Abu al-Yazid apparently was killed by a CIA drone strike in Pakistan.
Al-Qaeda's third-ranking operative, an Egyptian who was a founding member of the terrorist network and a key conduit to Osama bin Laden, has been killed in Pakistan, according to a statement Monday from al-Qaeda that U.S. intelligence officials believe is accurate.
A U.S. official said there is "strong reason" to believe that Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, known as Sheik Saeed al-Masri, apparently was killed by a CIA drone strike in Pakistan's tribal belt within the past two weeks.
Strike Said to Kill a Top Al Qaeda Leader
By ERIC SCHMITT (NYT)
Officials believe that Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, a top financial chief for Al Qaeda as well as one of the group's founders, was killed in a U.S. attack in Pakistan.
Commandos came out of the dark
Minutes before violent chaos engulfed the Gaza aid flotilla, a British activist frantically tapped away in the darkness, broadcasting an SOS from his laptop computer.Kevin Ovenden, aboard the lead ship, the Turkish Mavi Marmara, sensed a tense game of cat-and-mouse in the Mediterranean was about to come to a dramatic climax.
Having set off on Sunday hoping to avoid the Israeli military, he wrote on his blog: "We are 90 miles away from land — 22 miles further than the Israeli-decided 68-mile exclusion zone — but are being approached by an Israeli vessel.
"The Israeli media is reporting that Israel will deploy a very large naval force — this is an illegal aggressive move. All aboard are prepared. This is a very serious situation and we are calling on everyone to play their part in helping ensure their safety, and that the aid reaches Gaza without difficulty."
The flotilla was the ninth, and largest aid convoy to set sail attempting to break the Gaza blockade in the past three years. But while five had been let through, the most recent attempts were turned back and the flotilla was given warnings it would not be allowed to reach Gaza.
It attempted to slow and change course, hoping to prevent a confrontation until daylight, when the Israeli military action could be better filmed and broadcast by the activists aboard.
But at just after 4.30 a.m., under cover of darkness, the Israelis called for decisive action. Orders were sent for commandos to intercept and take over the ships and so began an operation that would claim the lives of at least 10 people, and draw international condemnation.
Just after Ovenden had written about the silhouette of rubber launches and speedboats approaching on the murky waters, barely visible in the darkness, a helicopter began hovering overheard.
The aid armada was still in international waters, but commandos had swarmed around it and targeted the biggest ship, the Marmara.
Read more: http://www.thestarphoenix.com/news/Commandos+came+dark/3095282/story.html#ixzz0paFnnI9W
Talat Hussain & Producer Raza Agha Senior Journalist (Pakistan) missing' Talat Hussain is married to Tehmina Talat and has 2 kids, a boy Shamil and a girl Afza.
Israel Attacks Flotilla
Talat Hussain & Producer Raza Agha Senior Journalist (Pakistan) missing
A team of AAJ News, a Pakistani news channel, lead by Executive Director News and Current Affairs Talat Hussain, was on board one of the six ships of the Freedom Fotilla. No contact has been established with any of the journalists.The Aid Flotilla has been attacked in International Waters in clear violation of all UN rules. The whole world has condemned it but Israel has rarely listened to such international condemnations.
The reports came just after daybreak, with the vessel still well away from the Gaza shore. Israel had earlier declared it would not allow the ships to reach Gaza.
Nadeem Ahmed Khan of Khubabib Foundation is another Pakistani on the ship.
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