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Ten militants killed in Orakzai | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
Looks like TTP is getting their as* handed to them.
Looks like TTP is getting their as* handed to them.
LI 'commander' among 4 militants killed in FATA:
Four militants, including a ‘commander’, were killed in two different incidents in Khyber Agency of Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on October 6, reported Dawn. Security Forces (SFs) claimed that Lashkar-i-Islam commander Wahid Afridi and his bodyguard Abid were killed while two other militants were injured during a search operation in Shalobar area of Bara tehsil in Khyber Agency. The operation was launched after militants attacked a security check post near Al-Haaj Market.
In another incident, two suspected militants were killed in a clash with volunteers of a Local Peace Committee in Akkakhel area on October 5.
Meanwhile, SFs foiled a terror bid by defusing explosive device placed behind a student hostel at Landikotal College in Khyber Agency, reports Daily Times.
Four militants, including a ‘commander’, were killed in two different incidents in Khyber Agency of Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on October 6, reported Dawn. Security Forces (SFs) claimed that Lashkar-i-Islam commander Wahid Afridi and his bodyguard Abid were killed while two other militants were injured during a search operation in Shalobar area of Bara tehsil in Khyber Agency. The operation was launched after militants attacked a security check post near Al-Haaj Market.
In another incident, two suspected militants were killed in a clash with volunteers of a Local Peace Committee in Akkakhel area on October 5.
Meanwhile, SFs foiled a terror bid by defusing explosive device placed behind a student hostel at Landikotal College in Khyber Agency, reports Daily Times.
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October 08, 2011. Saturday.
American and Pakistani officials say Pakistani forces have arrested a handful of al Qaida suspects at the CIA's request and allowed the US access to the detainees.
That could mark a turning point in US-Pakistani relations, which have soured in recent months.
The officials also say that Pakistan has, for now, stopped demanding that the CIA suspends the covert drone strikes that have damaged al Qaida's militant ranks in Pakistan's tribal areas.
Only one of the arrested al Qaida figures is considered senior, but US and Pakistani officials call the combined moves a trend in the right direction.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said on Friday that the Pakistanis are "doing things to co-operate and be helpful".
American and Pakistani officials say Pakistani forces have arrested a handful of al Qaida suspects at the CIA's request and allowed the US access to the detainees.
That could mark a turning point in US-Pakistani relations, which have soured in recent months.
The officials also say that Pakistan has, for now, stopped demanding that the CIA suspends the covert drone strikes that have damaged al Qaida's militant ranks in Pakistan's tribal areas.
Only one of the arrested al Qaida figures is considered senior, but US and Pakistani officials call the combined moves a trend in the right direction.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said on Friday that the Pakistanis are "doing things to co-operate and be helpful".
Four militants killed in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Security Forces (SFs) during a search operation on October 8 killed four militants in Charbagh, Mangaltan areas of Swat District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Daily Times reported. According to sources, SFs conducted a snap search operation in the sensitive Mangaltan and Charbagh areas and killed three terrorists and injured another in retaliation fire. Later, the injured also succumbed to injuries. The sources added that an Army officer also sustained minor injuries during the firing.
Security Forces (SFs) during a search operation on October 8 killed four militants in Charbagh, Mangaltan areas of Swat District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Daily Times reported. According to sources, SFs conducted a snap search operation in the sensitive Mangaltan and Charbagh areas and killed three terrorists and injured another in retaliation fire. Later, the injured also succumbed to injuries. The sources added that an Army officer also sustained minor injuries during the firing.
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October 10, 2011. Monday.
Upper Dir—Hundreds of insurgents from Afghanistan’s side entered into Pakistan’s Barawal area of Upper Dir and attacked Kakar check-post manned by security forces on Sunday in which around 15 miscreants were killed while one security forces personnel also lost his life.
Official sources said that a group of armed miscreants attacked Kakar check-post situated in Barawal area of Upper Dir with automatic weapons, killing one soldier and injuring two others.
The attack was retaliated by the security forces immediately in which at least 15 insurgents were killed and the remaining were made to flee. The injured security forces personnel were shifted to hospital for treatment and were stated to be in stable condition.
Locals of Barawal said that the insurgents were armed with latest weapons and warned that militants would be given stern reply if they again tried to launch attack inside Pakistan’s territory. Locals also said that insurgents not only attacked the security forces but also targeted civilians of the area.
It is pertinent to mention here that in June, insurgents in cross-border attack killed at least 28 security forces personnel and 35 civilians in Nusrat Darra area of Barawal while last month insurgents attacked six security forces check-post in Chitral in which 25 security forces personnel and 20 militants were killed.
Pakistan has repeatedly asked Nato forces and Afghanistan government to stop cross-border incursions but they failed to stop cross border attacks which is causing uneasiness between the neighboring countries.—INP
Upper Dir—Hundreds of insurgents from Afghanistan’s side entered into Pakistan’s Barawal area of Upper Dir and attacked Kakar check-post manned by security forces on Sunday in which around 15 miscreants were killed while one security forces personnel also lost his life.
Official sources said that a group of armed miscreants attacked Kakar check-post situated in Barawal area of Upper Dir with automatic weapons, killing one soldier and injuring two others.
The attack was retaliated by the security forces immediately in which at least 15 insurgents were killed and the remaining were made to flee. The injured security forces personnel were shifted to hospital for treatment and were stated to be in stable condition.
Locals of Barawal said that the insurgents were armed with latest weapons and warned that militants would be given stern reply if they again tried to launch attack inside Pakistan’s territory. Locals also said that insurgents not only attacked the security forces but also targeted civilians of the area.
It is pertinent to mention here that in June, insurgents in cross-border attack killed at least 28 security forces personnel and 35 civilians in Nusrat Darra area of Barawal while last month insurgents attacked six security forces check-post in Chitral in which 25 security forces personnel and 20 militants were killed.
Pakistan has repeatedly asked Nato forces and Afghanistan government to stop cross-border incursions but they failed to stop cross border attacks which is causing uneasiness between the neighboring countries.—INP
^^^ Updated figures:
30 Afghan militants killed after cross-border raid
CHITRAL: Pakistani soldiers killed 30 Afghan militants who had crossed the border to attack the army, military officials said on Monday.
The raid on Sunday night by a group of more than 200 Afghans could further damage an already difficult relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan, who often accuse each other of failing to halt cross-border operations by militants.
One Pakistani soldier was killed and four were wounded in the latest frontier incident, which lasted close to an hour, officials said. There was no independent confirmation of the number of militants killed.
“The attack happened in the Barawal area of Upper Dir. Pakistani forces retaliated and the intruders slipped back,” said one of the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Tension between the countries has been high since Afghan officials accused the Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) of masterminding the September 20 assassination of Kabul’s chief peace negotiator with the Taliban. Pakistan strongly denied the allegations.
Pakistan has repeatedly blamed Afghanistan for giving safe haven to militants on its side of the border, leaving Pakistan vulnerable to counter-attack when it chases them out of its own tribal areas in the northwest.
Afghan provincial officials say Pakistan’s military fired hundreds of rockets between September 21 and September 25 in eastern Kunar and Nuristan provinces, which share a long border with the tribal areas inside Pakistan.
Although, the shelling did not cause major casualties, it followed more than a month of bombardments by Pakistan’s military in June and July that Afghanistan said killed at least 42 people.
A Pakistan military official said the army only engaged militants who crossed the border to stage attacks.
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30 Afghan militants killed after cross-border raid
CHITRAL: Pakistani soldiers killed 30 Afghan militants who had crossed the border to attack the army, military officials said on Monday.
The raid on Sunday night by a group of more than 200 Afghans could further damage an already difficult relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan, who often accuse each other of failing to halt cross-border operations by militants.
One Pakistani soldier was killed and four were wounded in the latest frontier incident, which lasted close to an hour, officials said. There was no independent confirmation of the number of militants killed.
“The attack happened in the Barawal area of Upper Dir. Pakistani forces retaliated and the intruders slipped back,” said one of the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
Tension between the countries has been high since Afghan officials accused the Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) of masterminding the September 20 assassination of Kabul’s chief peace negotiator with the Taliban. Pakistan strongly denied the allegations.
Pakistan has repeatedly blamed Afghanistan for giving safe haven to militants on its side of the border, leaving Pakistan vulnerable to counter-attack when it chases them out of its own tribal areas in the northwest.
Afghan provincial officials say Pakistan’s military fired hundreds of rockets between September 21 and September 25 in eastern Kunar and Nuristan provinces, which share a long border with the tribal areas inside Pakistan.
Although, the shelling did not cause major casualties, it followed more than a month of bombardments by Pakistan’s military in June and July that Afghanistan said killed at least 42 people.
A Pakistan military official said the army only engaged militants who crossed the border to stage attacks.
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October 13, 2011. Thursday.
The Capital police foiled two attempts of terrorism and recovered heavy cash of weapons and a huge number of bullets on Thursday.
According to details, the IG Islamabad issued directives to strengthen the security of Islamabad; meanwhile different teams were constituted for search operation at different areas.
The capital police had been alerted on the information of secret agencies a day before; meanwhile the police stopped a suspected vehicle at Toll Plaza and recovered the huge number of weapons and bullets and arrested two suspected persons; meanwhile the investigations from the arrested persons are underway.
According to the capital police an intelligence agency had informed the capital police a day before that a suspected terrorist is planning to bring huge number of weapons in the capital.
According to the intelligence information, the police had been alerted and police stopped a suspected vehicle number STL-7755 and recovered 3 AK-47 guns, 24 pistols, 5 microscopes and 11 thousand bullets of different guns from the secret places of the vehicle; meanwhile police arrested two accused proceeding in the vehicle and shifted to Golra Police Satiation for further investigation.
According to the police source, the arrested accuse named as Shah Zaman and Muhammad Rafique.
According to the private TV channel, the SHO Qasim Niyazi said it is before the time to say something about the target of the terrorist.
On the other hand, the police recovered huge amount of ammunition from a vehicle number LHU-252.
According to police sources the vehicles was stopped at Kashmir highway during a search operation and recovered huge cash of ammunition including 8 SMG, 24 pistols and huge number of bullets from the vehicle.
The Capital police foiled two attempts of terrorism and recovered heavy cash of weapons and a huge number of bullets on Thursday.
According to details, the IG Islamabad issued directives to strengthen the security of Islamabad; meanwhile different teams were constituted for search operation at different areas.
The capital police had been alerted on the information of secret agencies a day before; meanwhile the police stopped a suspected vehicle at Toll Plaza and recovered the huge number of weapons and bullets and arrested two suspected persons; meanwhile the investigations from the arrested persons are underway.
According to the capital police an intelligence agency had informed the capital police a day before that a suspected terrorist is planning to bring huge number of weapons in the capital.
According to the intelligence information, the police had been alerted and police stopped a suspected vehicle number STL-7755 and recovered 3 AK-47 guns, 24 pistols, 5 microscopes and 11 thousand bullets of different guns from the secret places of the vehicle; meanwhile police arrested two accused proceeding in the vehicle and shifted to Golra Police Satiation for further investigation.
According to the police source, the arrested accuse named as Shah Zaman and Muhammad Rafique.
According to the private TV channel, the SHO Qasim Niyazi said it is before the time to say something about the target of the terrorist.
On the other hand, the police recovered huge amount of ammunition from a vehicle number LHU-252.
According to police sources the vehicles was stopped at Kashmir highway during a search operation and recovered huge cash of ammunition including 8 SMG, 24 pistols and huge number of bullets from the vehicle.
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October 18, 2011. Tuesday.
KHYBER AGENCY, (SANA): At least nine security personnel were martyred and six others injured in attack of militants in Akka Khel area of Bara in Khyber Agency, meanwhile, 16 miscreants have been killed in counter attack of security forces which continued till evening on Monday.
Two incidents of counter firing were occurred on different places, first incident occurred in Khalba Chowk of Tehsil Bara, where a mortar was fired from unknown place and claimed five lives and left six injuries including two Afghan children namely Nadeem, Qadeem and a Sikh citizen.
Meanwhile another incident occurred in the area of Akka Khel, when a convoy of security forces carrying food items was on way to posts and militants attacked on convoy with heavy weapons leaving nine security personnel dead and injured six.
The security forces killed 16 militants in counter attack and injured seven others
KHYBER AGENCY, (SANA): At least nine security personnel were martyred and six others injured in attack of militants in Akka Khel area of Bara in Khyber Agency, meanwhile, 16 miscreants have been killed in counter attack of security forces which continued till evening on Monday.
Two incidents of counter firing were occurred on different places, first incident occurred in Khalba Chowk of Tehsil Bara, where a mortar was fired from unknown place and claimed five lives and left six injuries including two Afghan children namely Nadeem, Qadeem and a Sikh citizen.
Meanwhile another incident occurred in the area of Akka Khel, when a convoy of security forces carrying food items was on way to posts and militants attacked on convoy with heavy weapons leaving nine security personnel dead and injured six.
The security forces killed 16 militants in counter attack and injured seven others
October 15, 2011 Saturday
10 militants killed in FATA
Officials claimed that warplanes bombed hideouts on hilltops in Baizotkhel and Mistrikhel tehsil (revenue unit) of Orakzai Agency in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on October 15, killing 10 suspected militants and injuring four others, reports Dawn. However, a spokesman for the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) denied the official claim and said that civilian places had been bombed.
Meanwhile, the identity of the three militants, among four, killed in October 14 US drone missile strike in Darpakhel village, four kilometres west of Miranshah, in North Waziristan Agency was disclosed on October 16. Out of the four militants killed in the strike three were Egyptians linked to the Haqqani Network. One militant was identified as Abdullah, who played a key role in handling the militant group’s finances in Pakistan and Afghanistan. In addition, an Afghan Taliban commander said that another militant killed in the strike was identified as Ahmed Omar Abdel Rahman, the son of a blind Egyptian cleric Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, serving a life sentence in the US since 1995 for plotting to attack New York City landmarks. Ahmed Omar had been living in a village in North Waziristan for the past three years and encouraged the TTP militants to halt its campaign against the Islamabad Government and help the Afghan Taliban in their fight against the US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan. A fourth militant who was also killed has not been identified.
10 militants killed in FATA
Officials claimed that warplanes bombed hideouts on hilltops in Baizotkhel and Mistrikhel tehsil (revenue unit) of Orakzai Agency in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) on October 15, killing 10 suspected militants and injuring four others, reports Dawn. However, a spokesman for the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) denied the official claim and said that civilian places had been bombed.
Meanwhile, the identity of the three militants, among four, killed in October 14 US drone missile strike in Darpakhel village, four kilometres west of Miranshah, in North Waziristan Agency was disclosed on October 16. Out of the four militants killed in the strike three were Egyptians linked to the Haqqani Network. One militant was identified as Abdullah, who played a key role in handling the militant group’s finances in Pakistan and Afghanistan. In addition, an Afghan Taliban commander said that another militant killed in the strike was identified as Ahmed Omar Abdel Rahman, the son of a blind Egyptian cleric Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman, serving a life sentence in the US since 1995 for plotting to attack New York City landmarks. Ahmed Omar had been living in a village in North Waziristan for the past three years and encouraged the TTP militants to halt its campaign against the Islamabad Government and help the Afghan Taliban in their fight against the US-led NATO forces in Afghanistan. A fourth militant who was also killed has not been identified.
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6 extremists killed in Kurram Agency
October 19, 2011
6 extremists killed in Kurram Agency PARACHINAR: Six militants were killed as security forces pounded suspected hideouts of the militants in central Kurram Agency, Geo News reported Wednesday.
According to sources, security forces attacked militants’ hideouts early in the morning and destroyed two compounds while six militants were also killed in the operation.
The sources told that many militants belonging to Mullah Tofan group were present in the compounds at the time when security forces targeted them.
6 extremists killed in Kurram Agency - GEO.tv
October 19, 2011
6 extremists killed in Kurram Agency PARACHINAR: Six militants were killed as security forces pounded suspected hideouts of the militants in central Kurram Agency, Geo News reported Wednesday.
According to sources, security forces attacked militants’ hideouts early in the morning and destroyed two compounds while six militants were also killed in the operation.
The sources told that many militants belonging to Mullah Tofan group were present in the compounds at the time when security forces targeted them.
6 extremists killed in Kurram Agency - GEO.tv
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3 soldiers, 34 militants killed in Khyber shootout: October 20, 2011
At least three soldiers and 34 militants were killed on Thursday in a gunbattle in Khyber along Afghanistan.
The fighting erupted when Pakistan s paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) launched a search operation in the Malik din Khel area of Khyber.
The strategically important Khyber district lies between Peshawar and Afghanistan and is the main route for NATO supplies in Afghanistan.
Mutahir Zeb, the top administrative official of Khyber, said militants from Lashkar-e-Islam (army of Islam) were involved.
"At least 34 militants and three soldiers were killed during an encounter," a paramilitary statement said.
"Security forces responded effectively and have cleared the area of militants," it said.
At least three soldiers and 34 militants were killed on Thursday in a gunbattle in Khyber along Afghanistan.
The fighting erupted when Pakistan s paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) launched a search operation in the Malik din Khel area of Khyber.
The strategically important Khyber district lies between Peshawar and Afghanistan and is the main route for NATO supplies in Afghanistan.
Mutahir Zeb, the top administrative official of Khyber, said militants from Lashkar-e-Islam (army of Islam) were involved.
"At least 34 militants and three soldiers were killed during an encounter," a paramilitary statement said.
"Security forces responded effectively and have cleared the area of militants," it said.
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