LONDON: British secret agencies have claimed to succeed in decoding the secret language Al Qaeda leaders use for communication. UK secret agencies claimed the arrested Al Qaeda leaders use code-based language for inter communication. According to sources, the codes of the language have been written by three top Al Qaeda leaders, presently detained in British jails under foolproof security measures. UK security agencies took six months to decipher the codes of this secret language. The words used in the code language have been chosen from the various languages spoken in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Yemen and Sudan – and written secret messages were sent out of the jails using these codes, the sources added.
BAGHDAD: Nearly 500 U.S. Army combat engineers who specialize in clearing roads of explosives started shifting to southern Afghanistan."We are probably going to be the beginning of the influx you are going to see to Afghanistan," Lt. Col. Kevin Landers, commander of the Fort Carson, Colo.-based 4th Engineer Battalion, said as crews packed crates and cleaned vehicles for the flight to Kandahar.Obama has ordered 17,000 more U.S. soldiers and Marines to Afghanistan to bolster the 38,000 American troops already battling the resurgent Taliban."We are going to take this footprint out of Iraq," said Landers, whose battalion received word of its reassignment last month just after taking command of clearing roads in Baghdad of bombs and debris.
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