Haqqani, Taliban Leaders Targeted Throughout Afghanistan
ISAF Joint Command - Afghanistan 2010-11-S-360 For Immediate Release Download PDF    KABUL, Afghanistan (Nov. 29, 2010) – Afghan and coalition forces detained more than 15 suspected insurgents during three security operations over the last 24 hours.  A joint security force detained numerous suspected insurgents during their search for a Haqqani Network facilitator in Khost province yesterday.  The facilitator provides various weapons and ammunition to multiple insurgent groups operating in Sabari district.  Intelligence reports led the security force to a compound north of Guldar in Sabari district to search for the facilitator. Afghan forces used a loudspeaker to call for all occupants to exit the compound peacefully before the joint security force cleared and secured the buildings. The security force detained the suspected insurgents after initial questioning at the scene. 
 The security forces ensured the safety of the women and children throughout the operations.

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UPDATE: ISAF Confirms Haqqani Foreign Fighter Facilitator Captured
ISAF Joint Command - Afghanistan 2010-12-S-002 For Immediate Release Download PDF    KABUL, Afghanistan (Dec. 1) – The International Security Assistance Force confirmed the capture of a Haqqani Network facilitator during an operation in Khost province Nov. 28.    The facilitator transported foreign fighters into the mountains of Musa Khel district to conduct attacks against Afghan and coalition forces. He is also assessed to be the previous district senior leader for Qalandar.   Intelligence reports led the security force to a compound north of Guldar in Sabari district to search for the facilitator. Afghan forces used a loudspeaker to call for all occupants to exit the compound peacefully before the joint security force cleared and secured the buildings. The security force detained the facilitator along with several of his associates after initial questioning at the scene.    The security force ensured the safety of the women and children throughout the operation, which was conducted without shots fired.  This is an update to IJC News Release # 2010-11-S-360