Update Of Pakistani Forces Arrest CIA Informants Who Led U.S. to Usama Bin Laden

Five CIA informants who led US intelligence to Usama Bin Laden’s lair in Pakistan have been arrested by Pakistani security forces, The New York Times reported Tuesday.

Those detained include a Pakistani army major who provided key details of cars visiting the bin Laden compound in the garrison town of Abbott bad in the lead-up to the May raid by US Navy SEALS which ended in the al Qaeda figurehead’s death.

The Times cited the arrests as further evidence of the trouble nature of the US-Pakistan relationship in the struggle against terrorism. Tensions have increased since the bin Laden raid, which left Pakistani security embarrassed and prompted questions about how the terror chief could have been based in a key military town without senior officials knowing.

US drone strikes on Pakistani Taliban hideouts have been another area of friction, with a strong degree of public opposition in Pakistan.

It is unclear what happened to the informants after their arrests, although the newspaper said the issue of the detention was raised by CIA director Leon Panetta on a visit to counterparts in Pakistan last week.

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The Navy SEAL team of military operatives who killed "Osama Bin Laden" in a compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan on Sunday night was made up of some of the best-trained troops in the world. SEAL Team Six, the Navy Special Warfare Development Group, was the main force involved in Sunday’s firefight. The daring operation began when two U.S. helicopters flew in low from Afghanistan and swept into the compound where “Osama Bin Laden” was though to be hiding late Sunday night Pakistan time, or Sunday afternoon Washington time. Thirty to 40 U.S. Navy SEALs disembarked from the helicopters as soon as they were in position and stormed the compound. The white House says they killed Bin Laden and at least four others with him. The team was on the ground for only 40 minutes, most of that was time spent scrubbing the compound for information about Al Qaeda and its plans.

The Navy SEAL team on this mission was supported by helicopter pilots from the 160^th Special Ops Air Regiment, part of the Joint Special Operations Command. The CIA was the operational commander of the mission, but it was tasked to Special Forces.

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Osama Bin Laden’s daughter has claimed he was captured alive in his Pakistani hideout and then shot by U.S. special forces, it was reported today.

Arabic news network Al- Arabiya quoted senior Pakistani security officials who said the 12 year old saw her father executed and his body dragged to a helicopter.

A Pakistani Official rejected U.S. accounts of a bloody firefight, saying: Not a signal bullet was fired from the compound at the U.S. forces and their choppers. Their chopper developed some technical fault and crashed the wreckage was left on the spot.

The channel also said the surviving Bin Laden relatives, including six children and one of his wives, had been taken to hospital in Rawalpindi

CIA director Leon Panetta is also said to have briefed that Bin Laden was not more strongly guarded because he believe his network was strong enough that he would get a heads up about any raid.

Some Pakistani are saying that Bin Laden’s dead body had taken from another place in Pakistan. They also says that we don’t see his dead body. Where is his dead body if he killed?

U.S says that they will show his dead body soon for proof. But it is very sensitive. Now the world is quiet about Laden dead. Mr Barak Obama won’t released Bin Laden’s death Photo. 

After 10 years of hunting, a team of CIA officers and Navy SEALs kill Bin Laden in a firefight near the Pakistani Capital.