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Pakistan s banned Lashkar-e-Taiba LeT militant group, suspected to have launched last month s terrorist attacks in Mumbai, has ordered its militant volunteers to leave Pakistan s territory and take refuge in Afghanistan, senior security officials in Pakistan and the Middle East have revealed to CBS News.The orders were given several days in advance of Monday s arrest in Pakistan of Zaki ur Rehman La
stanley cups khvi, a senior LeT commander, suspected by Indian officials of assisting the planning of the Mumbai attacks. The arrest, which a senior Pakistani intelligence official confirmed to CBS News, came as part of a series of raids by Pakistani forces on camps used by Lashkar-e-Taiba. According to information shared with CBS News on the LeT s orders, a number of the group s militant warriors were already holed up in Pakistan s
stanley mugs tribal areas which lie along the country s border with Afghanistan -- a territory where the Pakistani military is fighting Islamic militant groups. The tribal area has become the militants focal point. Al Qaeda and the Taliban, through support from groups such as LeT, are waging a resistance movement against the Pakistani military on the Pakistani side of
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With the Atlantic hurricane season about to kick into gear, plenty are wondering how this year crop of storms with disarmingly mundane names will compare to last year nightmarish season. This map goes even further, showing the past 170 hurricane seasons. It beautiful and
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stanley website nic and Atmospheric Administration posted this new map on Friday, charting 11,967 tropical cyclones that have occurred on Earth since the NOAA began keeping a record in 1842. Back then, data collection was far less reliable, coming from ships and lighthouses all over the world rather than satellites. So this map is likely missing hundreds of hurricanes that were never noticed or reported . Geostationary satellites, such as NOAAs GOES, revolutionized the ability of meteorologists to track cyclones, the map-makers explain. Not a single storm is missed as these eyes in the sky provide consistent scans of the globe every few minutes. Overlaid on a dark background, you can clearly see patterns emerge from the morass of white lines. For example, the white streak on the Atlantic seaboard shows how frequently the Outer Banks and New England get battered by storms careening over from Africa warm waters: But for a t
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