Sirajuddin Haqqani

covers the origins of the Haqqani network. This document describes the Operational Environment of the Haqqani network and their leadership structure. This document explains the Haqqani network objectives, and the methods they are using to accomplish their goals. The Haqqani network would be unable to accomplish their goals without external support, which comes from Pakistan. Pakistan has a role in supporting the Haqqani network by providing military assistance. The Haqqani network is using direct action

“Jalaluddin Haqqani himself was a CIA informant” (Stanford, 2010). There were many significant days in history for the development and recognition of the Haqqani Network and family, one of which being October of 2001 when Haqqani was appointed as the Taliban military commander; it is believed today that Haqqani aided Osama bin Laden to a safe passage to Pakistan after the U.S invasion of Afghanistan. Today it is believed that Jalaluddin’s son Sirajuddin Haqqani is the primary leader of the Haqqani Network

civilian sites for attacks designed to result in destruction of those sites and/or the injury and death of noncombatant civilians.” Together, these two perspectives coupled with identity theory and will serve as the basis for an evaluation of the Haqqani network and their interrelationships and

In a deal with the Haqqani Network, a designated terrorist group, he appoint Sirajuddin Haqqani, leader of the Network as his deputy. He further strengthened his relationship with Al-Qaeda and Ayman Zawahiri, leader of Al-Qaida endorsed his leadership. Meanwhile he asked ISIL leader, Abubakar Albaghdadi to

process of divergence is likely to be accelerated by US pressure on Pakistan to do three things: release Shakil Afridi, the doctor recruited by the CIA to take DNA samples from Osama bin Laden’s Abbottabad hideout; take military action against the Haqqani network and refrain from deploying theatre nuclear weapons against India. The demand for Afridi’s release may be designed to secure continued publicity for US ‘success’ in killing Bin Laden and to assure current and potential CIA spies that they

The Haqqani network is an Afghan guerilla insurgent group using asymmetric warfare to fight against US-led NATO forces and the government of Afghanistan. Maulvi Jalaluddin Haqqani and his son Sirajuddin Haqqani lead the group. The group operates in Afghanistan, and the movement is based in Afghanistan. The Haqqani network's root values are nationalistic. They are ideologically aligned with the Taliban, who have worked to eradicate Western influence and transform Afghanistan into a strictly sharia-following