15 Aug 2005 -
Worldwide
This report details the workings of OSAC for the month of July 2005, including relevant statistics and overviews of analytical reporting completed during the month. This month's Country Council Focus is on Baghdad.
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9 Aug 2005 -
Europe
United Kingdom
In response to the recent explosions on the London Public Transportation System on July 7 and July 21, 2005, OSAC compiled a presentation describing the attacks, motivations, investigation developments, claims of responsibility and security implementations. To view the PowerPoint, please login with your username and password.
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31 Aug 2005 -
Middle East / N. Africa
Qatar
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29 Aug 2005 -
South / Central Asia
Afghanistan
The Afghanistan NGO Safety Office (ANSO) reported the following:Location: Southern region, Uruzgan province, Tirin Kot town, Kruk area. Incident type: Attack. Date/Time: 27th August, approximately 1700hrs Report Status: Confirmed. Information: Information received indicates that a group of assailants, believed to be members of the Taliban, attacked a vehicle carrying Afghan candidate Haji Atiqullah.
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28 Aug 2005 -
Sub-Saharan Africa
Kenya
At approximately 11:00 am on August 28, a U.S. citizen and her 21-year old son were returning home to a compound behind the International School of Kenya in Nairobi when they were carjacked by three men.
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22 Aug 2005 -
South / Central Asia
Bangladesh
On August 17, 2005, in an unprecedented scale of terror attacks, 503 bombs exploded in 63 of 64 districts in Bangladesh killing 2 and wounding 115 in a time span of 30 minutes. Please log in with your OSAC username and password to view the attached PowerPoint presentation.
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22 Aug 2005 -
Americas
Venezuela
In recent months, the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) has received several reports of armed robberies and abductions of travelers inside and outside of the Maiquetia Simon Bolivar International Airport, which services Venezuela's capital. This report will examine the criminals' tactics and suggest precautions to address the problem.
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