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Cameras, he said, can deter would-be terrorists and help authorities more quickly identify a suspect, as underscored in Boston.

The United Nations must demand that all countries deny shelter to terrorists, and help to crush them.

But this has not stopped Mauritania from using the same brutal techniques — or France and the United States from feeding it intelligence on suspected terrorists and helping it upgrade its security capacities.

Mr. Abdullah later said foreign troops were welcome for fighting the Taliban and Al Qaeda terrorists and helping with the flow of humanitarian aid, but not necessarily for security and peacekeeping.

The move is being justified as a way to make the material less vulnerable to terrorists and to help domestic and military nuclear programs.

The C.I.A.'s special operatives have been working closely with American Special Operations Forces in south Afghanistan to stalk terrorist leaders and help mobilize opposition Pashtun tribes.

No one would have known that a captured suspect, accused of selling arms to terrorists and of helping Saddam Hussein spirit a billion dollars out of Iraq, was landing in a crowd at the Wall Street heliport unless he or she had been alerted in advance.

The lack of sufficient troops, Mr. Diamond goes on, would create a further set of problems: an inability to prevent looting and restore law and order, which would further undermine Iraqis' trust in the United States; and inability to seal the country's borders, which would allow foreign terrorists to enter and help foment further violence.

Diplomats and military officials who have served in Somalia told me that there is a distinction between the military objective of weakening a terrorist group, and helping a country reconcile and build institutions that sustain its peaceful future.

Recently, AFIP scientists fingered the virus that caused the 1918 pandemic influenza, identified victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and helped investigate the 2001 anthrax poisonings.

"That will still leave us with enough military capability, combined with better-trained Iraqis, to fight terrorists and continue to help the Iraqis develop a stable country," he wrote.