5 ANA Soldiers Martyred In Herat, Afghanistan

[pmukherjee]

they are muslims after all.

Muslims or not, they were soldiers. Soldiers of any nationality or religion are to be respected.

 

[JonAsad]

Simple dead would have sufficed-

History is full of controversial martyrs-
No body is still able to tell which sides were martyrs in the battle of jamal- both sides lost great hafiz e quran-

So use of word martyr should be preserved-

any way- RIP to the dead-

 

[BATMAN]

you seem a frustrated Pakistani with false libyan flag, hard to say it for sure, but it sounds like that. Otherwise Lybians are not concered with our afair let alone our different ethnicities, this is paksitani obsession. Secondly, if we go by your logic, then pakistani army soldiers are also not martyered.

You are a stinking Indian, faking as Afghan.

Those ANA dogs have regularly killed Pakistani villagers, they kidnap Pashtun kids and hand them to RAW for medical experiments and organ trade. Alive ANA is bunch of criminals and hell bound, as dead.

Pak army is your worst nightmare and Insha-Allah very soon Pak army will send few more of ANA/TTP pigs to even deeper hell and that will be a time for celebration.

While you need not to coment on Pakistan and Lybia affairs.

On record, Qadafi is the only Arab leader who spoke for the freedom Kashmiris from hindu occupation and you think Lybians are not concerned with our affairs!!!

 

[Ahmad]

You are a stinking Indian, faking as Afghan.

Those ANA dogs have regularly killed Pakistani villagers, they kidnap Pashtun kids and hand them to RAW for medical experiments and organ trade. Alive ANA is bunch of criminals and hell bound, as dead.

Pak army is your worst nightmare and Insha-Allah very soon Pak army will send few more of ANA/TTP pigs to even deeper hell and that will be a time for celebration.

While you need not to coment on Pakistan and Lybia affairs.

On record, Qadafi is the only Arab leader who spoke for the freedom Kashmiris from hindu occupation and you think Lybians are not concerned with our affairs!!!

Forget about the other things you said, could you provide me a reliable link for the bolded part please?

 

[Emmie]

RIP to the soldiers.

 

[BATMAN]

RIP to the soldiers.

RIH to those who attack on Pak army and send terrorist in to Pakistan's cities, killing thouisands of innocent civilians and destroyed infrastructure worth of billions.

 

[Ahmad]

RIH to those who attack on Pak army and send terrorist in to Pakistan's cities, killing thouisands of innocent civilians and destroyed infrastructure worth of billions.

Kindly check this one:

Pakistan hunts for troops missing after Taliban attack
Pakistani soldier There are numerous Pakistani checkpoints on the Afghan border

The Pakistani army says it is searching for dozens of soldiers missing after their checkpoint on the Afghan border was attacked by the Taliban on Monday.

The Afghan Taliban said on Wednesday that it was holding up to 40 Pakistani troops after the raid in the Mohmand tribal area.
"We are looking for them," Pakistani army spokesman Athar Abbas said.

Maj Gen Abbas confirmed 40 Frontier Corps troops were missing and every effort was being made to find them.
Clashes

A senior security official in Mohmand tribal region told the BBC Urdu service that contact was lost with the missing soldiers after the attack on Monday by the Afghan Taliban in the Shonkarai area of Mohmand.
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"Ten of the missing soldiers subsequently returned to their positions the same day, but about 40 are still missing," he said.

Meanwhile, Afghan military commander Gen Mohammad Afzal - based in the border province of Kunar - told the BBC that clashes have erupted between the Taliban and Pakistani border forces in the Mohmand and Bajaur areas for the the last five or six days.

Gen Afzal said that during this period, Pakistani soldiers mistakenly crossed into Afghan territory twice to seek shelter with local people.

He confirmed reports from Wednesday that between eight and 10 soldiers had been handed over to Pakistani consulate in the nearby city of Jalalabad.
The BBC's M Ilyas Khan says that while attacks by the Taliban on border check posts are relatively routine, it is unusual for Pakistani soldiers to be held by the militants in Afghanistan.

A Taliban spokesman told the BBC on Wednesday that it was in fact holding Pakistani troops on both sides of the border after Monday's attack.

It said 30 soldiers were being held in Afghanistan and 10 in Pakistan after the checkpoint was overrun.

In the latest clashes in the area on Wednesday, the army said that 10 soldiers and 63 militants had been killed in fighting 20km (12 miles) from the border post.

"It was fierce fighting. We also sought air support to target militants' positions," Frontier Corps spokesman Maj Fazal-ur-Rehman told the Reuters news agency.

BBC News - Pakistan hunts for troops missing after Taliban attack

 

[Emmie]

RIH to those who attack on Pak army and send terrorist in to Pakistan's cities, killing thouisands of innocent civilians and destroyed infrastructure worth of billions.

I completely agree with you.. But my logic is bit different for someone who passes away, every deceased whether a friend or a foe requires a requiem. Dead are no more foes, they cant stand up and fight, they themselves are now on God's mercy.

 

[CENTCOM]

listen sir i am not angry...that is logic....if ANA soldiers get martyred that means NATO AND Americans soldiers also get martyred cause they are on same side....that means when NATO and ANA soldiers attack Pakistani checkpoints and kill Pakistani soldiers they are not martyrs......simple logic.....

these 5 soldiers were traitors to afghanistan.....they put fuel in nato helicopters which then goes and bombs afghan weddings.

you sound like a gay tajik

Our condolences to the families and loved ones of the 5 Afghan National Army soldiers who were senselessly murdered. These brave sons of Afghanistan lost their lives fighting to protect their great nation. The US and NATO along with the ANA are willing to sacrifice to clear the region of the wrath of terrorism. Taliban, who face defeat, resort to these acts out of desperation. They continue their cowardly attacks from hiding places, from across borders, and by disguising themselves as civilians. Before we condemn these brave soldiers who faithfully served and sacrificed themselves for their homeland, we should remember, the real enemies of the nation, Taliban, are responsible for murdering thousands of Afghan civilians and brutally suppressing the nation under their dictatorship. But Taliban are no longer in power, and US and NATO forces are now training the ANA, who are growing stronger and more capable of defeating the enemies of peace.

MAJ Taylor,
DET, United States Central Command
U.S. Central Command