Obama, Islam Karimov discuss Afghan supply route

[53fd]

You forgot to shop here.

Athar Abbas, Yousuf Raza Gilani, or you... what do you think whose words hold more water?

I read it. So what's your point? Nothing I have said in my posts contradicts what is in the article.

 

[President Camacho]

I read it. So what's your point? Nothing I have said in my posts contradicts what is in the article.

Have a good day man.

 

[DV RULES]

That's exactly what is going to happen, although I think mainly because it will serve for a last minute change when any of the involved parties does some sort of volte face.

Interest for interest game.

 

[53fd]

Have a good day man.

The article talks about how 500 Uzbek terrorists from Northern Afghanistan came into Pakistan's tribal regions across the porous border. I'm still waiting for the contradictions in my posts, & for proof that the IMU are headquartered in Pakistan (& not northern Afghanistan or Tajikistan). It's night time here.

 

[53fd]

And you know what, I can even prove that IMU was/is headquartered in Pakistan, but neither is this the right thread, nor am I interested anymore. Do your own shopping.

The IMU is strong in northern Afghanistan, where, over the past two years, the insurgency has been revitalized. The Taliban and the IMU have carried out attacks against NATO's new supply corridor from Tajikistan through the northern provinces of Kunduz and Baghlan. The Taliban, with the help of the IMU, control several districts in Kunduz and Baghlan. As many as 80 al Qaeda-linked IMU fighters, including Uzbeks and Chechens, are operating in areas southwest of Kunduz City.

The IMU has also extended its violent reach into Afghanistan's neighboring countries to the north. Under the command of Mullah Abdullah, a force of 300 IMU and Taliban fighters attacked a police station in the town of Tavil-Dara in Tajikistan on July 9, 2009. Abdullah is thought to have crossed from Kunduz into Tajikistan several weeks before the attack. Eleven days later, the IMU attacked a remote military checkpoint in Tajikistan near the Afghan border. Five IMU fighters were killed during the assault.

ISAF announced that it killed an IMU sub-commander in Kunduz during an airstrike on Aug. 13, 2010, after he conducted an attack on a police station in Imam Sahib district. The sub-commander, Abu Baqir, was described as a memebr of al Qaeda and the Taliban. Baqir was behind two recent suicide attacks in Kunduz, a US military intellignece official told The Long War Journal. ISAF said he was sheltering four suicide bombers who were preparing to strike in Kunduz City.

Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan confirms leader Tahir Yuldashev killed - The Long War Journal

 

[Imran Khan]

better for us at least now no more new abut nato supply attacked in pakistan .pakistan still has time to go out from this bloody stupid war of USA.

 

[SQ8]

The supply routes were a leverage we had..

 

[newdelhinsa]

Central Asian rout will empower Northern alliance so that they do not fell quickly (like they did before) when USA will leave.

 

[karan.1970]

Its still a pressure tactic in the regional game of Chicken.. Lets see who blinks first

I am running out of popcorn like no ones business.