Mystery Voice in the Strait of Hormuz
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A longtime pattern of radio prank chatter in the region may explain the anonymous, threatening voice heard on the Pentagon's recording of the incident in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Sailors in the Persian Gulf have known him for years: a radio operator who taunts and insults passing ships. The rants are heard and logged, then mostly forgotten.
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The U.N.'s European headquarters is  probably riddled with listening devices, a United Nations  security source said on Friday, a day after the organization  disclosed it had found a secret microphone in a meeting room.
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An 11 September rescuer whose identity was only recently revealed describes the part he played that day.
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One of the most unusual musical moments in Handelâs magnificent oratorio âBelshazzarâ comes when the blasphemous King Belshazzar of Babylon is warned of his impending doom by a disembodied handâs writing on the wall in a mysterious script.
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SCIENTISTS believe they have finally worked out what makes the Earth sing. They have long been mystified by a constant deep drone, far below the range of the human ear, which has been picked up by seismic equipment.
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Should the hero  die at  the end  of  Mani Shankar's intriguing and authentic espionage  drama
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Military and civilian interrogators in Iraq who have long relied on the element of surprise and fear of the unknown find themselves having to explain their methods.
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SEISMOLOGISTS believe they have pinpointed the source of a mysterious low-frequency &quot;hum&quot; that emanates from the Earth, the British science journal Nature reports.
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The Navy has a monkey on its back. Since at least 1982, U.S. Navy ships plying the Persian Gulf have been taunted by mysterious radio transmissions that are alternately obscene, nonsensical, racist, infantile, misogynistic and menacing. Sometimes they threatened U.S. ships; at other times they...
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CAIRO, Egypt - The voice sounded like the Al Qaeda (search) terror chief&#39;s, and the tape was posted on a site known as a clearinghouse for militant Islamic comment.
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Ieri Teheran ha ricevuto da Mosca uranio arricchito
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Analysis: Why did Iranian boats threaten three US ships traveling through the Strait of Hormuz? To remind the world that Iran still has a hand on the world's oil spigot
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L'epicentro nella citta' di Agh Ghala a 400 km da Teheran
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FORWARD OPERATING BASE KALSU, Iraq -- The man had just finished explaining to U.S. soldiers that he had no connection to insurgents when his cellphone rang. An Army interpreter picked up, pretending to be the phone's owner.
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Wiretap excerpts hint at rich vein of pointless tedium We now return readers to the case of alleged terrorist Hassan Abu-jihaad, the former US Navy signalman banged up for sending Babar Ahmad and Azzam Publications information on when his surface action group was transiting the Strait of Hormuz in 2001. Another alleged crime was buying a few Chechen jihadi videos and tipping the web company five dollars in overpayment.â¦
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About a hundred times a day, from anywhere in the world, a phone call comes in that sounds something like this: I think I've got a terrorist suspect here, can you check it out?