Osama bin Laden dies, the U.S. ahold of Osama Body

A Pakistani security official told AFP on Monday that he is confirming Osama bin Laden has been killed in a "highly sensitive intelligence operation", but gave no further details.

"Yes, I can confirm that he died in the highly sensitive intelligence operation," said the official, who declined to be named told AFP.

The official said he could not immediately confirm where, how or when Bin Laden was killed.

When asked whether the Pakistani intelligence to participate in the operation, he said: "This is a very sensitive intelligence operations."

Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden hiding in a mansion near the Pakistan military academy, and less than two hours drive from Islamabad, when he was killed in a CIA-led operation dramatically.

This intelligence operation involves a number of helicopters and ground troops on Sunday night Pakistan time.

The arrest of bin Laden's hideouts in Pakistani territory apparently due to political pressure on Islamabad.

Mortal enemy of Pakistan, namely India, immediately issued a comment stating that news of Osama's death has highlighted concerns that the terrorist is different from other terror organizations have got protection in Pakistan.

A Reuters photographer in the town of Abbotabad valley in the north of Islamabad said that the police have blocked roads into the area when penggerebakan great night it was launched.

"After midnight, a large number of members of the commandos surrounded the house. Three helicopters floating above it. Suddenly shot lead into the helicopters from the ground," said Nasir Khan, a resident of the city.

"When that happens fierce firefight and then I saw one helicopter down," said Khan, who claimed to witness the dramatic events of the roof of his house.

Pakistan's senior security officials said the operation which took place around 1:30 o'clock that morning, involving helicopters and ground troops.

A Pakistani military helicopter crashed near Abbotabad last Sunday night, killing one soldier and two others injured, local media reported.

Not yet clear if this helicopter fall associated with the death of bin Laden, but a number of witnesses heard the first fierce firefight before one of two low-flying helicopter, crashed near the Pakistani military Pusdiklat.

Television footage showed a picture of someone who is believed to be Osama bin Laden was shot in the head, while the open mouth grin.

her body was now dominated by United States authorities, it was announced officially by the U.S. government was quoted as saying Reutes, Monday pm.

A source from the U.S. authorities mentioned, that bin Laden was killed in a house on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan.

President Barack Obama issued a dramatic announcement was soon after notified his subordinates with a sudden late-night U.S. time in the White House.

This is a great achievement for Obama and his national security team.

Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush has repeatedly vowed to try brain 11 September 2001 attacks in New York and Washington. But swear it never materialized until then end of his reign in early 2009.

U.S. officials said that after searching in vain since bin Laden disappeared in Afghanistan in late 2001, Saudoi-born terrorist was dead and his body was brought U.S. authorities.

By having a body of evidence to eat will help convince the doubts that Bin Laden is really dead.

Osama became the main target of U.S. hunting ever since he fooled the U.S. soldiers and Afghan militia forces in large-scale attack on Tor Bora mountains in 2001.

Penjejakannya then faded after he disappeared and many intelligence officials believed in hiding in Pakistan.

While in hiding, bin Laden mocked the West and spreading militant views in the videotape made at the place persembunyiaannya.

In addition to September 11 attacks, Washington also linked bin Laden to a series of other attacks - including the U.S. Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania in 1998, and the bombing of the USS Cole warship in Yemen U.S. property in 2000.

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