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General Qamar Javed Bajwa, COAS pinning the badges of rank on the shoulders of Lieutenant General Nadeem Raza as Colonel Commandant of the Sind Regiment at Hyderabad today.
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India Freezes Purchase of Additional AH-64E Apache From US
stlbeacon.org - 8/11/2017
Indian Army was to receive its first tranche of eleven AH-64E Apache helicopters under the options clause of an earlier deal; but government says it has no immediate plans to place the order.
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stlbeacon.org - 8/11/2017
Indian Army was to receive its first tranche of eleven AH-64E Apache helicopters under the options clause of an earlier deal; but government says it has no immediate plans to place the order.
See the full article at stlbeacon.org
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#ShaheedsLiveForever!
A heart breaking and inspiring photo for everyone who stands by the #PakArmy.
Col Nasir receives his son's flag. https://t.co/QMCdjQST2S
A heart breaking and inspiring photo for everyone who stands by the #PakArmy.
Col Nasir receives his son's flag. https://t.co/QMCdjQST2S
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Hi just a small Q when you present the flag shouldn't it be presented by a commanding or some high ranking officer to the bereaved family ?
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Not necessarily. In this case it was the battalion Havaldar.
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COAS and Begum COAS visited family of Shaheed Maj Ali at Lhr, acknowledged their supreme sacrifice. "Maj Ali has made us all proud", COAS.
"We shall restore peace, rule of law whatever sacrifices it may cost. No threat can deter resolve of a united & resilient nation", COAS.
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COAS visits Quetta, attends funeral prayers of soldiers martyred in blast near Pishin Stop
Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa arrived in Quetta on Sunday, a day after a suicide bomber targetted a military truck near the Pishin bus stop killing 15 people, including 8 soldiers.
At least 40 others were wounded in the blast which took place on Saturday night. The attacker was riding a motorcycle and blew himself up as he came near the military truck. Around 25-30 kilograms of explosives were used in the suicide attack.
After his visit to the injured of the Quetta blast at the Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Gen Bajwa was briefed about the incident at the Southern Command headquarters. The COAS reiterated that the fight against terrorism would continue until enduring peace and stability were achieved.
"There is a need to have synergy between efforts of all the state institutions to defeat terrorism in totality," he said, adding that the Pakistani nation would celebrate Independence Day to "honour the sacrifices of all 'Shuhada-e-Pakistan' [made] for a peaceful and prosperous Pakistan."
Aftermath of the blast
Many vehicles caught on fire and window panes of near-by buildings were smashed by the impact of the blast on Saturday night.
Investigators and senior security and police officers remained at the site of the terror incident to collect evidence and probe the incident.
Hours after the attack, the area remained cordoned off and all shops, offices and markets near the spot of the explosion remained closed.
Gen Bajwa, condemning the terrorist attack soon after it took place, had termed it an attempt to “mar Independence Day festivity” in the city and declared that “our resolve won’t succumb to any challenge”.
Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) Gen Qamar Javed Bajwa arrived in Quetta on Sunday, a day after a suicide bomber targetted a military truck near the Pishin bus stop killing 15 people, including 8 soldiers.
At least 40 others were wounded in the blast which took place on Saturday night. The attacker was riding a motorcycle and blew himself up as he came near the military truck. Around 25-30 kilograms of explosives were used in the suicide attack.
After his visit to the injured of the Quetta blast at the Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Gen Bajwa was briefed about the incident at the Southern Command headquarters. The COAS reiterated that the fight against terrorism would continue until enduring peace and stability were achieved.
"There is a need to have synergy between efforts of all the state institutions to defeat terrorism in totality," he said, adding that the Pakistani nation would celebrate Independence Day to "honour the sacrifices of all 'Shuhada-e-Pakistan' [made] for a peaceful and prosperous Pakistan."
Aftermath of the blast
Many vehicles caught on fire and window panes of near-by buildings were smashed by the impact of the blast on Saturday night.
Investigators and senior security and police officers remained at the site of the terror incident to collect evidence and probe the incident.
Hours after the attack, the area remained cordoned off and all shops, offices and markets near the spot of the explosion remained closed.
Gen Bajwa, condemning the terrorist attack soon after it took place, had termed it an attempt to “mar Independence Day festivity” in the city and declared that “our resolve won’t succumb to any challenge”.
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