Tahun 2011, 3 musuh utama Amerika Syarikat sudah mati, 2 lagi masih diburu

5 individu dalam gambar dibawah ini adalah musuh ketat dan musuh utama Amerika Syarikat. Pada tahun 2011 ini, 3 daripadanya sudah mati manakala 2 masih hidup dan pasti diburu dengan wang ganjaran berjuta juta dollar kepada pemberi maklumat.

Mari kita tengok siapa mereka.


Osama bin laden adalah orang no.1 Al Qaeda. Dia diburu Amerika Syarikat kerana melancarkan perang dan keganasan ke atas Amerika dan kepentingannya di seluruh dunia. Serangan paling hebat dilancarkan Al Qaedah pada 11 September 2001 dimana 19 pengganas Al Qaeda yang direkrut bin Laden, merampas 4 pesawat komersial lalu menyerang World Trade Centre di New York, Pentagon dan cuba menyerang White House di Washington DC. 3 ribu orang maut pada hari itu.

Osama bin Laden dibunuh tentera elit Navy Seal team 6 pada 2 May 2011 di rumah persembunyiannya di Abbotabad, Pakistan. Usianya 54 tahun.



Pemerintah Libya, Muammar Gaddafi amat dibenci Amerika dan rakannya termasuk Britain kerana dikatakan terlibat dengan keganasan ke atas kepentingan Barat. Ini termasuk pengeboman pesawat Boeing 747 Pan Am di Lockerbie, Scotland yang membunuh 250 penumpang dan anak kapal pada 21 Disember 1988. Pesawat malang itu diletupkan dengan bom oleh agen Libya, ketika dalam perjalanan dari London ke New York. Muammar Gadhafi berusia 69 tahun ketika dibunuh tentera pemberontak pada 20 Oktober 2011 dekat bandar kelahirannya di Sirte. Pemberontakan di Libya disokong NATO dan sekutunya termasuk Perancis dan Britain.



Pemerintah Korea Utara, Kim Jong Il mati akibat serangan sakit jantung ketika usia 69 tahun pada 17 Disember 2011 ketika berada dalam keretapinya. The Dear Leader kelihatan di gambar ini di kanan manakala bapanya yang dikenali The Supreme Leader, Kim Il Sung di kiri. Digeruni Barat kerana mengetuai angkatan Tentera Korea Utara yang dikategorikan tentera ke 4 terbesar di dunia dan mempunyai senjata nuklear. Kim Jong Il digantikan anaknya Kim Jong-Un.



Selepas kematian Osama bin Laden, orang no.2 Al Qaeda, Ayman Al Zawahiri kini menjadi orang no.1 Al Qaeda, dan sehingga kini dia masih hidup dan diburu Amerika dan sekutunya.



Mullah Mohamad Omar ialah pemerintah no.1 Taliban. Sehingga kini kelibatnya tidak diketahui dan dipercayai mengetuai tentangan Taliban ke atas Amerika Syarikat di Afghanistan. Ganjaran sehingga USD 25 juta dollar ditawarkan kepada sesiapa yang memberi maklumat sehingga tertangkapnya Mullah. Ketika pendudukan Soviet Union di Afghanistan, Mullah memusnahkan banyak kereta kebal Soviet dan digelar Singa Taliban.

Mullah Mohammed Omar - pemimpin nombor 1 Taliban

Soviet Union berperang selama 9 tahun di Afghanistan tetapi gagal menewaskan pejuang Mujahideen. Namun Taliban berjaya mengambil alih pemerintahan Afghanistan daripada Mujahideen oleh kerana kekuatan luar biasa pemimpin Taliban iaitu Mullah Mohammed Omar.

Mullah adalah pemerintah tertinggi Taliban. Berbeza dengan Osama bin Laden yang mengizinkan dirinya diambil gambar, Mullah Mohammed Omar sama sekali tidak mengizinkan gambarnya diambil - gambar ini satu satunya yang dikatakan diambil secara curi curi.

Mullah hanya mempunyai satu mata - mata satu lagi buta ketika dia berperang dengan tentera Soviet di Jalalabad, Afghanistan pada 1989. Mullah masih gagal dikesan tentera NATO dan Amerika syarikat sehingga sekarang meskipun tawaran USD25 juta diberi kepada pemberi maklumat...

Mullah lebih hebat dan pandai bersembunyi berbanding Osama bin Laden, pemimpin no.1 Al Qaeda yang maut di tangan pasukan Navy Seal Team 6 di Abbottabad, Pakistan pada 2 Mei 2011.

Wikileaks Afghanistan: Taliban 'hunting down informants'

Mullah Mohammed Omar - The Supreme Leader of the Taliban - his whereabouts is still unknown until today..

Below - combo pictures of battle-hardened Taliban fighters in Afghanistan - in the 1980s - The Mujahideens fought the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and won. Now, The Talibans alongside Al Qaeda fought the US led NATO forces. Who will win??










































The Taliban has issued a warning to Afghans whose names might appear on the leaked Afghanistan war logs as informers for the Nato-led coalition.

In an interview with Channel 4 News, Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman, said they were studying and investigating the report, adding “If they are US spies, then we know how to punish them.”

The warning came as the US military's top officer, Admiral Mike Mullen said that Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, may already have blood on his hands following the leak of 92,000 classified documents relating to the war in Afghanistan by his website.

Information from the documents could reveal:


- Names and addresses of Afghans cooperating with Nato forces
- Precise GPS locations of Afghans
- Sources and methods of gathering intelligence


The US government has called in the FBI to help hunt those responsible for leaking tens of thousands of secret documents about the Afghanistan war.

Robert Gates, the US Defense Secretary, warned that sources identified in the documents now risked being "targeted for retribution" by insurgents in Afghanistan.

He pledged a "thorough, aggressive investigation" to identify the leakers and said that steps were being taken to restrict access to classified documents in future.

Bradley Manning, a 22-year old intelligence analyst, is the prime suspect in the leak inquiry. He is currently already in custody in Kuwait after being arrested for allegedly leaking other information earlier this year.

However, he was previously caught boasting that he had leaked tens of thousands of documents on the Afghan war to the Wikileaks website. The Pentagon suspects that Manning may have accomplices within the military.

Earlier this week, Wikileaks published 90,000 documents – mostly reports detailing operations by American and other allied forces in Afghanistan between 2004 and 2009. The website is threatening to publish thousands more documents.

In his first comments on the massive leak, Mr Gates said that "the battlefield consequences of the release of these documents are potentially severe and dangerous for our troops, our allies and Afghan partners, and may well damage our relationships and reputation in that key part of the world."

"Intelligence sources and methods, as well as military tactics, techniques and procedures will become known to our adversaries," he added.

The defense secretary promised "a thorough, aggressive investigation to determine how this leak occurred, to identify the person or persons responsible, and to assess the content of the information compromised."

Mr Gates promised to take steps to protect the lives of US service members as well as Afghans possibly exposed by the leaks.

The massive leak jeopardised the trust vital to gathering intelligence in the "field", said Mr Gates, a former CIA director.

"We have considerable repair work to do," he said.