Monday, October 7, 2013

Fall-Out From This Weekends US Specials Forces Raids In Somalia And Libya



Defense Department Tight-Lipped Over Aspects Of Libya And Somalia Raids -- The Guardian

Hagel praises military but effects of government shutdown felt as employee furloughs make information scarce

Confusion continues to surround two weekend US military operations which left the Libyan government demanding an explanation from the White House and apparently left a Somalia-based terrorist leader at large.

The effects of the government shutdown in Washington could also be felt on Sunday, as staff furloughs in key government departments made it difficult for journalists to obtain information.

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More News On Thes Fall-Out From This Weekends US Specials Forces Raids In Somalia And Libya

U.S. raids in Libya and Somalia stir Islamist backlash against allied regimes -- Ghaith Shennib and Abdi Sheikh, Globe and Mail/Reuters
Raid shows chaotic Libya a key militant haven -- Reuters
Kerry: US Africa Raids Show Al-Qaida 'Can Run, But Can't Hide' -- Voice of America
Kerry: Al-Qaida Operative's Capture in Libya 'Legal' -- Voice of America
Kerry: Capture of terror suspect al-Libi in Libya legal -- CBS/AP
US commando raids: Kerry defends al-Liby capture -- BBC
Libyans consider US raid in Tripoli one step too far -- Christian Science Monitor
Libya bristles at US raid that captured militant -- AP
Libya demands explanation for 'kidnapping' of citizen by US forces -- The Guardian
Libya Condemns U.S. for Seizing Terror Suspect -- New York Times
US commando raids: Libya demands explanation -- BBC
How the U.S. Captured an al-Qaeda Leader in Broad Daylight -- Connor Simpson, The Atlantic
Capture of bombing suspect in Libya represents rare ‘rendition’ by U.S. military -- Washington Post
U.S. raids on Al Qaeda operatives show shift away from drone strikes -- Ken Dilanian and David S. Cloud, L.A. Times
Raids suggest future of counterterrorism -- Robert Burns, AP
Navy SEALs Somalia raid: Will such strikes set a new pattern? -- James Norton, Christian Science monitor
Libya, Somalia raids show U.S. reach, problems -- Reuters
Libya, Somalia Raids Show U.S. Counterterrorist Strength and Weakness -- Massimo Calabresi, Time
Failed Navy SEALs raid on Somali target could bolster Al Shabab -- Mike Pflanz, Christian Science Monitor
Al-Shabaab target may explain US secrecy over failed Somali raid -- Simon Tisdall, The Guardian
U.S. raids risky, but yield valuable intelligence -- USA Today
U.S. terror raids: 2 operations. 2 outcomes. 5 questions -- Holly Yan, CNN
Has U.S. learned from past counter-terrorism mistakes in Africa? -- Alex Vines, Special to CNN
The Fight Against Al Shabab -- New York Times editorial
US commando raids: What did they achieve? -- Frank Gardner, BBC

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