Anton Lavrov, an independent analyst who monitors troop movements, said he had not yet seen any troops withdrawing but the test would come on Tuesday.
The most exciting event of his month in Kuwait, Corporal Thompson says, was repairing a computer that monitors troop movements for the commanding officer.
Disqualified from combat duty during World War II by poor vision, he developed logistical systems for bomber raids and statistical systems for monitoring troops and supplies.
Shortly after, Ukrainian hackers gained access to live CCTV camera feeds in annexed regions, in order to monitor Russian troop movements.
He pledged to seek a peaceful resolution of the Kashmir dispute, but said India should end its "state terrorism and human rights violations" in the territory, and allow human rights organizations and United Nations peacekeepers to monitor Indian troop activities there.
While working for Lashkar, which has close ties to the ISI, Mr. Headley was also enlisted by the Pakistani spy agency to recruit Indian agents to monitor Indian troop levels and movements, an American official said.
Headley also helped ISI recruit Indian agents to monitor Indian troop levels and movements, according to a US official.
In an effort to monitor these troop movements without escalating the tension between the Chinese and Americans, the Pakistani government, under the direction of US Special Forces, has also moved troops close to the border area in the past several weeks.
While the international community has largely dithered on the ongoing tragedy in Darfur, George Clooney single-handedly helped to change the equation in Darfur by funding a spy satellite program which has helped monitor Sudanese troop movements and given advanced warning to civilians.
Britain, which has 5,500 troops in Iraq, plans to withdraw 500 by year's end, according to the Washington-based Brookings Institution, which monitors foreign troop levels in Iraq.
