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longwarjournal.org - 11/28/2008

Analysis: Mumbai attack differs from past terror strikes

— longwarjournal.org — Almost two days after terrorists attacked the Indian financial hub of Mumbai, the military is still working to root out the remnants of the assault teams at two hotels and a Jewish center. More than 125 people, including six foreigners, have been ... (more) Analysis: Mumbai attack differs from past terror strikes

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dailymail.co.uk - 11/28/2008

Massacre in Mumbai: Up to SEVEN gunmen were British and 'came from same area as 7/7 bombers'

— dailymail.co.uk — British-born Pakistanis were among the Mumbai terrorists, Indian government sources claimed today, as the death toll rose to at least 150. (more) Massacre in Mumbai: Up to SEVEN gunmen were British and ...

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theatlantic.com - 11/28/2008

Behind Mumbai - The Atlantic (November 2008 Unbound)

— theatlantic.com — Heavily armed, hooded gunmen have killed more than 100 people and wounded more than 300 in Mumbai in coordinated attacks against two five-star hotels, the city’s largest train station, a movie theater, a hospital, and a Jewish center. Indian Prime ... (more) Behind Mumbai - The Atlantic (November 2008 Unbound)

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Pakistani intelligence chief to visit India
Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News — ... India's foreign minister, Pranab Mukherjee, was quoted by the Press Trust of India as saying that, according to preliminary reports, "some elements in Pakistan are responsible." India and Pakistan, which have fought two wars, have repeatedly accused each other of fomenting unrest. While India has accused the ISI of abetting terrorism in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir, Pakistan has accused India of supporting an insurgency in southwestern Baluchistan Province. Read more: http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/28/asia/29pstan.php This is a good sign.

Today in The Nation: Mumbai Attacks Could Reverberate
The Nation: Top Stories — ... various Islamists components of the Taliban movement, on one hand, and the civilian governments of President Karzai in Afghanistan and President Zardari in Pakistan, on the other, might be put on indefinite hold. It isn't completely clear yet who was responsible for the Mumbai attacks, but it seems almost certain that the terrorists had professional help, and that they have ties -- or once did -- to the ISI, Pakistan's intelligence service. The ISI chief, newly installed, is going to visit India to assist in the investigation, which suggests that the attackers, if they once ...