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I think you are kinda desperate for trolling , no one else ...
Nato massacres dozens of Pakistani soldiers in an unprovoked attack
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Exactlly , PA wont resist for long this matter for some time1-2 weeks will be in media then something sensational will come & all the media & public opinion will divert, its an old trick-tried 7 tested many times(last time america was going to attack &APC,politico-Army sessions and what not) happened but the result????????? so its jusy a hic-up 7 things will be normal pretty soon so relax no need to be hyper here jist chill!!!!!!!!
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And somehow, get all the extremists and jihadis to cross the Pak-Afghan border and let them have their battle in Afghanistan against NATO.
And also, Pakistan can communicate better with the world than other countries in the region, so use the seat in UN to our advantage. Let our voices be heard why we are leaving this war OF terror and why we can not be America's ally anymore in this war OF terror.
But first we need early elections. Getting rid of PPP government is #1 priority.
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Then your Army should be ashamed of killing 100 of its men by giving them faulty mines too?
where can you drop an atom bomb.. in afghanistan? or in pakistan border areas? either ways Pak will be more impacted + you will face heavy retaliation. there is still no delivery mechanism to hit US soil.
so atom bomb doesnt matter, its useless now
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Why do you people go to war at every point?
Keep things simple! One who crosses the limits should then face consequences!
Keep things simple! One who crosses the limits should then face consequences!
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U cannot CHANGE the reality by denying it, the truth is if America want supplies they will get it one way or the other . Remember Pakistan was forced to be a part of WOT as mussharraf has explained in various interviews in reference to stone age
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Pakistan stops Nato supplies after raid kills up to 25 troops
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YAKKAGHUND: Nato helicopters attacked a military checkpoint in northwest Pakistan on Saturday, killing up to 25 troops and prompting Pakistan to shut the vital supply route for Nato troops fighting in Afghanistan, Pakistani officials said.
A Pakistani military spokesman confirmed Saturdays pre-dawn cross-border attack in the tribal region of Mohmand and said casualties had been reported, but gave no details.
Nato helicopters carried out an unprovoked and indiscriminate firing on a Pakistani check post in Mohmand agency, casualties have been reported and details are awaited, the spokesman told Reuters.
Two military officials said that up to 25 Pakistani troops had been killed and 14 wounded in the attack on the Salala check post, about 2.5 kilometres from the Afghan border.
We have heard about heavy casualties but cant provide you with the exact number of casualties of our troops as the post is far away, located in the mountains and is difficult to reach at the moment, a military spokesman in Peshawar said.
The attack took place around 2 a.m. in the Baizai area of Mohmand, where Pakistani troops are fighting Taliban militants.
Another senior Pakistani military officer said efforts were under way to bring the bodies of the slain soldiers to Ghalanai, the headquarters of Mohmand tribal region.
The latest attack by Nato forces on our post will have serious repercussions as they without any reasons attacked on our post and killed soldiers asleep, he said, requesting anonymity because he was not authorised to talk to the media.
About 40 Pakistani army troops were stationed at the outpost, military sources said.
Two officers were reported among the dead.
Nato supply trucks and fuel tankers bound for Afghanistan were stopped at Jamrud town in the Khyber tribal region near the city of Peshawar hours after the raid, officials said.
We have halted the supplies and some 40 tankers and trucks have been returned from the check post in Jamrud, Mutahir Zeb, a senior government official, told Reuters.
Another official said the supplies had been stopped for security reasons.
Meanwhile in Washington, Pakistans acting ambassador to the United States, Iffat Gardezi, registered a protest against the incident with officials of the US State Department.
Gardezi termed the incident as a violation of Pakistans border and sovereignty and said that it could hurt ties between the two countries.
Pakistan is a vital land route for 49 per cent of Natos supplies to its troops in Afghanistan, a Nato spokesman said.
A spokesman for the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force in Kabul said the coalition there was aware of an incident and was gathering more information.
The incident occurred a day after US General John Allen met Pakistani Army Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani to discuss border control and enhanced cooperation.
The Afghanistan-Pakistan border is often poorly marked, and differs between maps by up to five miles in some places.
A similar incident on September 30, 2010, which killed two Pakistani troops, led to the closure of one of Natos supply routes through Pakistan for 10 days.
Nato apologised for that incident, which it said happened when Nato gunships mistook warning shots by the Pakistani forces for a militant attack.
Agencies
YAKKAGHUND: Nato helicopters attacked a military checkpoint in northwest Pakistan on Saturday, killing up to 25 troops and prompting Pakistan to shut the vital supply route for Nato troops fighting in Afghanistan, Pakistani officials said.
A Pakistani military spokesman confirmed Saturdays pre-dawn cross-border attack in the tribal region of Mohmand and said casualties had been reported, but gave no details.
Nato helicopters carried out an unprovoked and indiscriminate firing on a Pakistani check post in Mohmand agency, casualties have been reported and details are awaited, the spokesman told Reuters.
Two military officials said that up to 25 Pakistani troops had been killed and 14 wounded in the attack on the Salala check post, about 2.5 kilometres from the Afghan border.
We have heard about heavy casualties but cant provide you with the exact number of casualties of our troops as the post is far away, located in the mountains and is difficult to reach at the moment, a military spokesman in Peshawar said.
The attack took place around 2 a.m. in the Baizai area of Mohmand, where Pakistani troops are fighting Taliban militants.
Another senior Pakistani military officer said efforts were under way to bring the bodies of the slain soldiers to Ghalanai, the headquarters of Mohmand tribal region.
The latest attack by Nato forces on our post will have serious repercussions as they without any reasons attacked on our post and killed soldiers asleep, he said, requesting anonymity because he was not authorised to talk to the media.
About 40 Pakistani army troops were stationed at the outpost, military sources said.
Two officers were reported among the dead.
Nato supply trucks and fuel tankers bound for Afghanistan were stopped at Jamrud town in the Khyber tribal region near the city of Peshawar hours after the raid, officials said.
We have halted the supplies and some 40 tankers and trucks have been returned from the check post in Jamrud, Mutahir Zeb, a senior government official, told Reuters.
Another official said the supplies had been stopped for security reasons.
Meanwhile in Washington, Pakistans acting ambassador to the United States, Iffat Gardezi, registered a protest against the incident with officials of the US State Department.
Gardezi termed the incident as a violation of Pakistans border and sovereignty and said that it could hurt ties between the two countries.
Pakistan is a vital land route for 49 per cent of Natos supplies to its troops in Afghanistan, a Nato spokesman said.
A spokesman for the Nato-led International Security Assistance Force in Kabul said the coalition there was aware of an incident and was gathering more information.
The incident occurred a day after US General John Allen met Pakistani Army Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani to discuss border control and enhanced cooperation.
The Afghanistan-Pakistan border is often poorly marked, and differs between maps by up to five miles in some places.
A similar incident on September 30, 2010, which killed two Pakistani troops, led to the closure of one of Natos supply routes through Pakistan for 10 days.
Nato apologised for that incident, which it said happened when Nato gunships mistook warning shots by the Pakistani forces for a militant attack.
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You're stupid if you think it'd go through all that trouble just to send its supplies.
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Offcoarse the Indians are going to take advantage of this US/NATO game going on around our borders....
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where is your f-16 s and nasr missile :O
I am certainly not enjoying , nor is any other indian. its a fight you are having with US.
If you want to see how pakistanis are happy at indian misfortune, please read the thread titled "Remembering Martyrs of 26/11"
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