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Operation Rah-e-Nijat (South Waziristan)

Really? :blink: Well i suggest you remain in those mountains holes until the army comes, because if you do come out now you will be sent straight to hell.

Most of the towns are under our control now - MashAllah, now army is planning to move into mountains & jungle areas. Watch out you fu**ers, F-16s are gona bomb the hell out of you, our armed forces will stick the artillery right up in your ar** hole. Then we'll see who will claim the victory.

The awaam has no sympathy for you, army has no intention whatsoever to entertain you, your time has come and your colleagues are waiting for you in HELL.

Many of these bastards will soon be sent to hell, InshAllah and the one who will get caught will be sent to prison with a bullet shoved up in their ar**. :angry:

well said bud...dieee u ff***ers :sniper:
 
MIRANSHAH, Pakistan — The Taliban hit back Wednesday at claims that towns in their mountain bastion have fallen to Pakistan army control, vowing their guerrilla war would defeat troops waging a major assault.

The United States has welcomed Pakistan's offensive, which threw 30,000 troops into battle on October 17 on a mission to crush the network blamed for some of the country's deadliest recent bomb attacks.

"We have not been defeated. We have voluntarily withdrawn into the mountains under a strategy that will trap the Pakistan army in the area," Taliban spokesman Azam Tariq told journalists taken blindfold to a mountain top.
Pakistan's main umbrella Taliban faction, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) arranged a news conference for journalists from the tribal belt a day after the military flew correspondents into South Waziristan to visit the battlefield.
The army told reporters that troops waging a major ground and air offensive for five weeks had captured most towns once under rebel control in South Waziristan, part of Pakistan's militant-infested tribal belt.
The United Nations said Wednesday that 268,000 people have been verified as displaced by the offensive, staying with relatives, friends, host families or in rented houses, and the UN is helping distribute tents and other aid.

The assault has been welcomed by the United States, which calls Pakistan's tribal belt the most dangerous place on Earth, where Al-Qaeda plot attacks on the West and the Taliban direct attacks on NATO troops in Afghanistan.
US President Barack Obama has reportedly increased pressure on Pakistan to fight, not just Tehreek-e-Taliban that launches attacks within Pakistan, but Taliban and Al-Qaeda militants active in Afghanistan.
An AFP reporter, who was among those taken to the mountain top, said the bearded Tariq sat on the open ground, without a rug or chairs.
Tariq, who is spokesman for TTP chief Hakimullah Mehsud, was flanked by two armed bodyguards. This was his first direct interaction with journalists since the military mounted the Waziristan offensive.
South Waziristan -- like most of the tribal belt on the Afghan border -- is closed to independent travel for reporters and to aid workers, giving room for the military and the Taliban to battle out their rival claims in the media.

Journalists from North Waziristan were driven to the border with South Waziristan in broad daylight where they were blindfolded and transferred into waiting vehicles, said the AFP reporter.
They were then taken several kilometres into the rugged terrain where troops backed by fighter aircraft and attack helicopters were engaged in their heaviest to date anti-Taliban offensive.
Gunfire could be heard from the mountains while one military helicopter was also seen flying in the area.

"Look -- the firing is in Nawazkot of Makin town. But this is a futile exercise, the army will never succeed in seizing control of the area," Tariq said pointing to the helicopter.

"The army claims they have captured most of the towns. This is wrong, in fact we have vacated old forts which we captured from them in previous clashes. The troops are trapped there and we will retake the area," he added.
The military says 550 militants and 70 soldiers have been killed since the army offensive began, but none of the losses can be confirmed independently.
Previous offensives in the region have ended with peace deals, which critics argued allowed militants to re-arm, and analysts warn that Pakistan should bankroll a major reconstruction effort to hold onto bomb-damaged war zones.

Military losses are far fewer than in the past as security officials warn that many Islamist fighters have escaped into the neighbouring districts of North Waziristan and Orakzai.

The Taliban spokesman on Wednesday denied reports from tribesmen that the fighters had lost the sympathies of the local Mehsud tribe and spurned army claims of heavy Taliban casualties.

"The Pakistan government was doing this only to appease the Americans," he added. But he vowed the Taliban will continue their jihad in Afghanistan until the withdrawal of US forces.

AFP: Taliban declare guerrilla war
 
"We have not been defeated. We have voluntarily withdrawn into the mountains under a strategy that will trap the Pakistan army in the area," Taliban spokesman Azam Tariq told journalists taken blindfold to a mountain top.

If it's supposed to be a trap, how come they reveal this fact? :bunny:

Looks like a childish attempt to misguide and pressurize PA. :agree:
 
We have voluntarily withdrawn into the mountains under a strategy that will trap the Pakistan army in the area," Taliban spokesman Azam Tariq told journalists taken blindfold to a mountain top

Funny they only volunteer to withdraw after can of a.s.s whopping regular people will call it defeat :mod:but after all we are talking about Man in burqas who pick on children and women what else could we expect from cowards.
 
Rawalpindi - November 18, 2009:

South Waziristan - Operation Rah-e-Nijat.

In last 24 hours, 6 terrorists have been killed while 8 soldiers including 2 officers injured. Details of the operations are as follows:-

a. On Jandola – Sararogha Axis

(1) Security forces established link up short of Janata and point 1694.

(2) Sanitization was carried out at village Adire Mela and village Khazhankai. Huge quantity of Arms and Ammunitions including 12.7 mm gun recovered.

(3) Security forces carried out patrolling on route Jandola - Chagmalai - Siplatoi, during patrolling an IED exploded, resultantly 3 soldiers were injured including an officer.

b. On Shakai – Kaniguram Axis.

Terrorists fired with small arms on security forces at Kidney Ridge near Kund Mela, resultantly 5 soldiers including an officer were injured and 6 terrorists were killed.

c. On Razmak- Makeen Axis

(1) Security forces carried out search operation at Lita Sar and village Blanki Sar and destroyed 8 bunkers.

(2) During search of village China large quantity of Arms and Ammunitions recovered.

3. Relief Activities.

12,469 Cash Cards have issued to displaced families of Waziristan.

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KIT Over n Out :victory::pakistan::sniper::guns:
 
1.  South Waziristan - Operation Rah-e-Nijat. In last 24 hours, 7 terrorists have been killed. Details of the operations are as follows:-

a. On Jandola – Sararogha Axis
(1) Security forces carried out area domination and consolidation of their positions around Tor Wam and recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition.
(2) Security forces engaged and cleared terrorists location near Kikrai. During the encounter 7 terrorists were killed.

b. On Shakai – Kaniguram Axis.
(1) Security forces carried out area domination and consolidation of their positions around Marghaband and recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition.
(2) Security forces have started clearing the compounds in Janata village and recovered large quantity of arms and ammunition.

c. On Razmak- Makeen Axis
(1) Security forces are consolidating their positions on Razmak-Makeen Axis.
(2) During search operation at Imar Khel Zangi recovered 2 dead bodies of terrorists.

2. Swat – Malakand – Operation Rah-e-Rast
a. 8 terrorists voluntarily surrendered themselves to security forces at Miandam, Beshbanr, Udigram, Lal Qila, Bhai Kalle and Durmai.
b. 4 suspects apprehended by security forces at Alizai Check Post.

3. Relief Activities. 12,911 Cash Cards have issued to displaced families of Waziristan.
 
Seven more terrorists killed in operation Rah-e-Nijat, security forces consolidating their positions

ISLAMABAD, Nov 19 (APP): Seven more terrorists were killed during the on-going operation Rah-e-Nijat in South Waziristan Agency.According to an update for the last 24 hours issued by ISPR here on Thursday, the security forces are consolidating their positions in the area.On Jandola-Sararogha Axis, security forces carried out area domination and consolidation of their positions around Tor Wam and recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition. The forces engaged and cleared terrorists location near Kikrai. During the encounter seven terrorists were killed.

On Shakai-Kaniguram Axis, the troops carried out area domination and consolidation of their positions around Marghaband and recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition. The security forces started clearing the compounds in Janata village and recovered large quantity of arms and ammunition.

The troops continued consolidating their positions on Razmak·Makeen Axis. While at Imar Khel Zangi two bodies of terrorists were recovered during the search operation

In Operation Rah-e-Rast being undertaken in Swat and Malakand as many as eight terrorists voluntarily surrendered themselves to security forces at Miandam, Beshbanr, Udigram, Lal Qila, Bhai Kalle and Durmai. Besides, the forces apprehended four suspects at Alizai Check Post.

As many as 12, 911 Cash Cards have been issued to displaced families of Waziristan.
 
Eight killed in drone attack in North Waziristan

Friday, 20 Nov, 2009

The attack struck the tribal region's Mir Ali village.

MIRAMSHAH: Eight people were killed when a US drone fired missiles into the Pakistani tribal area of North Waziristan on Friday, DawnNews reported.

The strike took place in Mir Ali village, some 16 kilometres northeast of Miramshah, the main town of the North Waziristan tribal district, a senior security official told AFP.

Another security official confirmed the drone strike, but had no details about the target or casualties.

US missiles fired from an unmanned drone killed six militants, including three foreigners — a word used in Pakistan to refer to Al-Qaeda operatives — in North Waziristan, Pakistani officials said Thursday.

AFP/DawnNews
 
It is little off topic...

Why do commandos wear knee pads??
Is it bullet proof or what??


:pakistan:
 
It is little off topic...

Why do commandos wear knee pads??
Is it bullet proof or what??


:pakistan:

Hmmm...Let's see
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Now just look at the terrain around him... In ops Jawans needs to crawl in different positions, depending on situation. Pads provide cover to knees and elbows and protect them scratches and wounds which this terrain might cause.
 
That is cool...

One more question

PA is using modified Toyota dala's (trucks)...why are not they using APC's...
Is it because they do not want to show off their tech to closely "watching" countries or the terrain does not allow...or some other reason…


:pakistan:
 
Stop posting Bullsh!t questions on threads. PM it instead. You are derailing the thread with childish application of mind.
 
4 security men killed in NWA rocket attack

Saturday, November 21, 2009

MIRANSHAH: Four security personnel including an officer have been killed in a rocket attack at FC camp in Razmak area in North Waziristan.

Six militants including a militant commander have also been killed during retaliatory action.

According to sources, militants fired rockets at a FC camp in Razmak area killing four security personnel. Security forces, in reply, shelled militants’ hideouts in nearby mountains. Six militants were killed in the action.
 
19 militants killed in SWA, Khyber, Bajaur clashes

Saturday, November 21, 2009

By our correspondents

WANA/BARA/KHAR: Nineteen militants were killed in clashes with security forces in South Waziristan, Khyber and Bajaur tribal regions on Friday.

Tribal and officials sources said five militants were killed and nine others, including a soldier, sustained injuries during an exchange of fire in the Asman Manza area in Ladha Tehsil of South Waziristan. The clash, which continued for an hour, erupted when the militants attacked a military camp.

Security forces and militants also clashed in the Maidan area in Ladha Tehsil but there was no word on casualties till the filing of this report. Security forces continued the search operation in the Rawam area in Tiarza Tehsil and Kaniguram and seized huge quantity of arms and ammunition. A small arms factory was also seized in the operation and the forces established a check-post on the Ladha Road.In the Khyber Agency, eight militants were killed in a clash with security forces in Gandao area.

Official sources said the militants attacked a security check-post in Gandao with heavy arms, prompting security forces to retaliate. The exchange of gunfire continued for two hours in which eight militants were killed.

Meanwhile, a member of the bomb disposal unit was killed in a roadside explosion in Bara Tehsil. Tribal sources said the bomb disposal unit members were clearing the route for security forces’ convoy in the Naway Kamar area in Bara Tehsil when an explosive device planted by unidentified militants went off at 10:45 am, killing a BDU member identified as Ashraf and injuring Lance Naik Momin, Sepoy Kamran and Naik Akram. The injured were rushed to the hospital.

Soon after the incident, security forces cordoned off the area and arrested nine suspected militants in a search operation. They were identified as Ghulam Muhammad, Faqeer, Sarteef, Muhammad Usman, Khiyal Wali, Habib, Aqalamin, Said Ahmed and Sajid.

The sources said security forces targeted the hideouts of militants at Charmang in Nawagai and Hazar town in Mamond Tehsil with artillery shells and mortar guns, killing six militants and injuring four others. According to AFP, four soldiers were killed and three wounded when the militants attacked their check-post in the Chinar area.

In Khar, a militant was arrested while two others surrendered to the forces. Meanwhile, officials of the political administration and paramilitary forces held a Jirga with tribal elders in Lagharai area in Mamond, wherein the tribesmen assured of their support against the militants.

The tribal elders, including Malik Taj, Malik Shatir and Malik Ayaz, vowed that the Mamond Qaumi Lashkar, would continue to fight against the militants till they were completely eliminated. They said nobody would be allowed to challenge the writ of the government in their areas.
 
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