Bin Laden's death draws cheers0-year-old Muslim student. “It gives a sign the world is a little safer than before.'' Hardline followers and sympathizers of bin Laden expressed shock and dismay or vowed revenge. “My heart is broken,'' Mohebullah, a Taliban fighter-turned-farmer in Ghazni province of eastern Afghanistan, told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. “In the past, we heard a lot of rumors about his death, but if he did die, it is a disaster and a black day.'' Salah Anani, a Palestinian-Jordan militant leader accused of links to al-Qaida, said “There will be soon be another leader.'' “Obama, the killer, bragged about his so-called victory, but because he has a dead heart, he couldn't hide the fear of what's coming,'' he said. Said Agil Siradj, chairman of Indonesia's largest Muslim organization, Nahdlatul Ulama, said bin Laden's death will help restore the image of Islam as one of people, not violence and radicalism. That sentiment was echoed by moderate Muslims in other parts of the world. “Bin Laden's acts robbed us of freedom to talk and move around,'' said Mohammad al-Mansouri, a prominent lawyer and human rights activist in the United Arab Emirates. “He turned us into targets at home and suspects in every foreign country we traveled to.'' Meanwhile, security analysts questioned whether the fact that bin Laden was found in compound about 60 miles from the Pakistani capital could complicate relations between the U.S. and Pakistan. “He's the world's most wanted man but he didn't seem to be Pakistan's most wanted man,'' said Gareth Price, a researcher at Chatham House in London. “Why had Pakistan not spotted he is living in a nice tourist resort just outside Islamabad?'' Pakistan's High Commissioner to Britain, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, insisted that the country's authorities were not aware of bin Laden's presence in Abbottabad. “Had we known it we would have done it ourselves,'' Hasan told the BBC. “The fact is that the Americans knew it and they carried out the operation themselves and they killed Osama bin Laden and then later our president of Pakistan was informed that the operation was successful, and that's it.