NATO fuel tankers set ablaze in Pakistan
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Doctor09
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they want security then they have to pay for our services . Payments for our services for NATO supply are still pending
Adnan Faruqi
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That's how you open toilets threads or poverty threads?????
I have just posted a latest news that's to do with the latest attack on WoT ally of urs and you are targeting me uselessly.
Wow - Indians comparing human lives to materialistic stuff? It really beggars belief at the mentality. Shows the mindset of some incredible indians on here. Are they naive or just trolling?
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rescue mission to save a fellow
I pity you. This is a forum. Not a 'pakistanis will post pakistani articles and indians will post indian articles' website.
Your incompetance shines through. Can you not start a thread and then attempt poorly to derail it by bringing your toilets on it? Why are you jumping all over our site with poor quality dross and trolling? Why dont you go and start a thread on your toilets elsewhere and troll with yourself.
On topic - The behavior of Nato in recent weeks is nothing short of dispicable and events of this nature are regretable but expected. The wounds are fresh and tempers high - what would you expect when they have violated our land and murdered soldiers?
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They have been giving you money from the day you came into existence and you dont provide security to their vehicles claiming they have some pending bills? good going.
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hello mr. you can not buy a match stick without paying ... there is nothing free in this world . they give us money because they need us against USSR and now they using our roads , ports for their supply and they have to pay for it and they have to pay for security charges ...
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Why does Pakistan always end up getting used by USA ??
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29 NATO supply trucks torched in Quetta
QUETTA: Up to 29 trucks were set ablaze after a rocket attack Thursday on a NATO trucking terminal in Quetta, officials said.
A number of oil tankers and goods trucks were parked in the temporary terminal after Pakistan shut down supply lines for troops in Afghanistan in anger at a deadly NATO cross-border air strike which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
Senior police official Malik Arshad told AFP that unknown gunmen fired
bullets and a rocket at the NATO oil tankers and the ensuing blaze engulfed 15 to 20 vehicles.
"We do not know about any casualties yet because the blaze is so huge," Arshad said.
No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack but the Taliban have in the past said they carried out similar attacks to disrupt supplies for the more than 130,000 US-led international troops fighting in Afghanistan.
Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants frequently launch attacks on NATO supply vehicles in the northwest and southwest regions of Pakistan, which border landlocked Afghanistan.
Most supplies and equipment required by foreign forces in Afghanistan are usually shipped through Pakistan, although US troops increasingly use alternative routes through Central Asia.
NATO has launched an investigation into the raid last month in which 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed. (AFP)
29 NATO supply trucks torched in Quetta
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Up to 20 Nato trucks destroyed in Quetta
Up to 20 trucks were destroyed in a rocket attack Thursday on a NATO trucking terminal in Quetta.
A number of oil tankers and goods trucks were parked in the temporary terminal in Quetta after Pakistan shut down supply lines for NATO forces in anger at a deadly cross-border air strike which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
Senior police official Malik Arshad told AFP that unknown gunmen fired bullets and a rocket at the NATO oil tankers and the ensuing blaze engulfed 15 to 20 vehicles in Quetta.
"We do not know about any casualties yet because the blaze is so huge," Arshad said.
"First the fire started in two oil tankers and the fuel started leaking which spread the fire to other vehicles," Arshad said.
"Fire brigade and emergency services were called in immediately after the attack," he said.
No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack but the Taliban have in the past said they carried out similar attacks to disrupt supplies for the more than 130,000 US-led international troops fighting in Afghanistan.
Most supplies and equipment required by foreign forces in Afghanistan are usually shipped through Pakistan, although US troops increasingly use alternative routes through Central Asia.
Pakistan sealed its Afghan border to NATO supply convoys, boycotted this week s Bonn conference on the future of Afghanistan and ordered US personnel to vacate an air base reportedly used by CIA drones.
Pakistan shut its main northwestern border crossing to NATO supply vehicles for 11 days last year after a cross-border NATO helicopter assault killed two Pakistani soldiers.
Dunya News: Pakistan:-Up to 20 Nato trucks destroyed in Quetta...
QUETTA: Up to 29 trucks were set ablaze after a rocket attack Thursday on a NATO trucking terminal in Quetta, officials said.
A number of oil tankers and goods trucks were parked in the temporary terminal after Pakistan shut down supply lines for troops in Afghanistan in anger at a deadly NATO cross-border air strike which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
Senior police official Malik Arshad told AFP that unknown gunmen fired
bullets and a rocket at the NATO oil tankers and the ensuing blaze engulfed 15 to 20 vehicles.
"We do not know about any casualties yet because the blaze is so huge," Arshad said.
No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack but the Taliban have in the past said they carried out similar attacks to disrupt supplies for the more than 130,000 US-led international troops fighting in Afghanistan.
Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants frequently launch attacks on NATO supply vehicles in the northwest and southwest regions of Pakistan, which border landlocked Afghanistan.
Most supplies and equipment required by foreign forces in Afghanistan are usually shipped through Pakistan, although US troops increasingly use alternative routes through Central Asia.
NATO has launched an investigation into the raid last month in which 24 Pakistani soldiers were killed. (AFP)
29 NATO supply trucks torched in Quetta
---------- Post added at 02:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:33 AM ----------
Up to 20 Nato trucks destroyed in Quetta
Up to 20 trucks were destroyed in a rocket attack Thursday on a NATO trucking terminal in Quetta.
A number of oil tankers and goods trucks were parked in the temporary terminal in Quetta after Pakistan shut down supply lines for NATO forces in anger at a deadly cross-border air strike which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.
Senior police official Malik Arshad told AFP that unknown gunmen fired bullets and a rocket at the NATO oil tankers and the ensuing blaze engulfed 15 to 20 vehicles in Quetta.
"We do not know about any casualties yet because the blaze is so huge," Arshad said.
"First the fire started in two oil tankers and the fuel started leaking which spread the fire to other vehicles," Arshad said.
"Fire brigade and emergency services were called in immediately after the attack," he said.
No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attack but the Taliban have in the past said they carried out similar attacks to disrupt supplies for the more than 130,000 US-led international troops fighting in Afghanistan.
Most supplies and equipment required by foreign forces in Afghanistan are usually shipped through Pakistan, although US troops increasingly use alternative routes through Central Asia.
Pakistan sealed its Afghan border to NATO supply convoys, boycotted this week s Bonn conference on the future of Afghanistan and ordered US personnel to vacate an air base reportedly used by CIA drones.
Pakistan shut its main northwestern border crossing to NATO supply vehicles for 11 days last year after a cross-border NATO helicopter assault killed two Pakistani soldiers.
Dunya News: Pakistan:-Up to 20 Nato trucks destroyed in Quetta...
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finally a pakistani opened a thread on same topic...now big hearted pakistani take a hike 
http://www.defence.pk/forums/pakistans-war/145697-29-nato-supply-trucks-torched-quetta.html
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Hi karan - The reason is simple. Corrupt poor quality sh1t leaders that have personal agendas in lining their own pockets rather than putting their nation first. It is sad that they get sold out and end up on their payroll. Hopefully there is a change coming and this will be noted in the next 16 months
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very nice man NATO is waiting for this sh1t and we are burning it here . its seems like they will lose last hope after we burn it
common burn all of them
common burn all of them
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