Osama Bin Laden killed

$1 million of secret CIA cash intended for Afghanistan ended up with Al-Qaeda - report
Around $1 million of CIA money given to Afghanistan via a secret fund was reportedly used in 2010 to pay the ransom for an Afghan diplomat held by Al-Qaeda.
Mar 16, 2015 19:29
America
Navy SEALs publicly clash over who killed bin Laden
Two former US Navy SEALs that took part in the raid at Osama bin Laden’s compound three years ago have told opposing versions of who ultimately killed the Al-Qaeda founder. The dispute over events is now materializing as both seek the spotlight.
Nov 7, 2014 16:59
America
Navy Seal who shot Bin Laden reveals himself despite Pentagon fury
Against the wishes of the Pentagon, the US Navy SEAL who shot dead Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden at his compound in Pakistan on May 2, 2011, has revealed his identity.
Nov 6, 2014 16:34
America
‘Common sense prevailed’: Ukraine releases Russian paratroopers
All Russian paratroopers who were detained earlier in the week in eastern Ukraine have been handed over to the Russian side, deputy commander of the Airborne Forces, Major-General Aleksey Ragozin has confirmed.
Aug 30, 2014 20:38
News
‘Destroy immediately’: Top US commander ordered Bin Laden photos purge
Eleven days after the 2011 US elite forces raid that resulted in the killing of Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, the head of US special operations ordered the destruction of all photos of the corpse or for them to be given to the CIA, new evidence shows.
Feb 11, 2014 00:44
America
Snowden files show Pentagon conducted DNA tests after bin-Laden's death
United States intelligence documents leaked by former contractor Edward Snowden now confirm that US authorities positively identified the body of Osama bin Laden with a DNA test shortly after his May 2011 execution.
Aug 30, 2013 18:32
America

RT asks

It's an internal crisis for Arab countries involved, will not have a larger-scale effect The dispute is less about politics and more about money, in particular, natural resources The issue will be solved politically, but regional and international alliances will be realigned Germany's foreign minister might be right in saying " this conflict could turn into war"

Osama Bin Laden killed

RT asks

What will the global political impact be following the recent fallout in the Gulf region?

What will the global political impact be following the recent fallout in the Gulf region?

- It's an internal crisis for Arab countries involved, will not have a larger-scale effect

- The dispute is less about politics and more about money, in particular, natural resources

- The issue will be solved politically, but regional and international alliances will be realigned

- Germany's foreign minister might be right in saying " this conflict could turn into war"