Sentence examples for militant statements from inspiring English sources
"Siraj had been making increasingly militant statements about damaging public facilities, specifically transportation facilities".
But later, the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors militant statements, reported that a Taliban communiqué claimed that the Afghan soldier had surrendered to the Taliban and was then taken to a "safe place".
But that sense of humour is also lost in the victim-oriented Palestinian media reports or the militant statements of anonymous veiled speakers and lower-tier Hamas politicians of which the meagre Israeli media diet ordinarily consists.
Other recent militant statements have defined this state as comprising only the Sunni heartland parts of Baghdad, together with the provinces of Anbar, Diyala, Kirkuk, Salaheddin, Nineveh and parts of Babil and Wasit as a reaction to Kurdish autonomy in the north and Shia demands for a federal south.
The communique was reported by the SITE Intelligence Group, a U.S. organization that tracks militant statements.
The coalition troops detained one militant, the statement said.
"The number one reason why we had this armed protest was to make a militant feminist statement in favor of self-defense of would-be rape victims," said Micah Naziri, a 39-year-old who organized the rally.
Some of the militants made statements that might be read as admissions they were working together toward a common and illegal goal.
"Halo Trust smuggled special equipment, communication facilities and combat equipment for the illegal militants," the statement said, adding that one commander of the Halo Trust contingent, Matthew Middlemis, was a "career military intelligence officer".
KABUL, Afghanistan — President Obama telephoned Hamid Karzai, the Afghan president, on Thursday to share the main elements of the American strategic review of policy in Afghanistan and the war on Islamic militants, a statement from the presidential palace here said.
None of the militant group's statements could be confirmed.
