The report did not mention the possible crash but "its existence and content serves as new information about the presence of the British intelligence agency in the area", said the UN panel.
An intelligence official in the area, who was authoritzed to speak only on the condition of anonymity, said preliminary reports indicated that a senior commander with a Pakistani Taliban faction led by Gul Bahadur, which has links with Al Qaeda, had been killed in the attack.
Activists and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group, said Isis militants had seized northern districts of the city and an intelligence building in the area after a week of fighting against the regime and loyalist militias, who had repelled a similar incursion over the weekend.
Israel monitors traffic there closely and is believed to have small but significant intelligence assets in the area.
He had become engaged in these operations after the death of his friend Colonel John Laurens, taking over Laurens' intelligence network in the area.
An Israeli source claimed that they were unaware of the presence of the Iranian general, which is highly unusual given the Israeli intelligence activity in the area adjacent to its occupied zone in the Golan Heights.
They brought with them a game based on non-stop running; courage and intelligence in the tackle area; wit and imagination throughout the team; excellent leadership and innovations galore.
The increased activity by the Americans also seems to be based on better on-the-ground human intelligence in the tribal areas, a result of larger cash payments to tribesmen familiar with the movements of the militants, Pakistani security officials said.
She was born in Pakistan, according to officials there, who added that intelligence officials were in the area on Friday, searching for her relatives.
And given the sleazy tactics of House permanent select intelligence committee member Mike Rogers in pretending he had the support of privacy groups when the House passed its version of the bill, it's hard to take anything the intelligence committees say in the area of privacy on good faith.
