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Pakistani Forces against Militants.
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The injured soldiers deserve all the support and recognition their sacrifices deserve. The best way to help them and the other brave men in uniform out is to ensure that the campaigns are brought to a successful end as quickly as possible.
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Are we reading the same article? Basically the P.A. is cooped up and has yielded territory to the militants without a fight. Troops in Miranshah are either there for show or as some sort of hostages. The End.
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No, they just aren't going "NATO" on the locals --- the sons of the land!
you win through HUMINT, you win by having the people on your side and cooperating with you. They are our people and they are themselves suffering because certain 'anti-social' elements disturb the peace. In your case in Afghanistan, you are unfortunate enough to be perceived as foreign occupiers. We dont have that disadvantage.
Why don't you overcome your UTTER lack of knowledge of the area, it's sub-culture and history --- you are not really in a position to pass any judgement or comments on this subject until then
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I understand Pakistan gives a lot of weight to intelligence ops. The problem with that is it favors extended human suffering. Swat is the prime example, the P.A. wanted the populace to feel the Talibs' heavy hand before it was willing to take the offensive. That's wrong, for in a "proper" state where the Army is subordinate to the civilians the politicians would have taken the lead and hammered out a hope-inspiring first. That would have sucked support away from the Talibs more quickly and thoroughly. The was Swat was re-conquered was spotty (just ask Malala) and offered the locals nothing other than freedom from the Talibs, ignoring the poor governance that drove them to see the Talibs as an alternative in the first place.
Why do we use Google Earth rather than always relying on what we can see on the ground?
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I swear to God if that doesn't bring tears to our eyes or makes our faces burn with shame when we say that this isn't our war or that this is a mercenary army, then nothing will. May God help us if thats true.
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i agree,and i also say shame on these politician on playing their dirty political games on our army,they always mourn on martial laws but never on these brave young soldiers,who lost their bodyparts! we need serious policy makers and polticians as well who provide strong political support to our army as well as plan their strategies in order to create dynamic equilibirium.
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20 militants dead in Jamrud air raids
KHYBER AGENCY - The security forces on Friday claimed to have killed 20 militants and injured more than a dozen in airstrikes, here in Dwatoai area of tehsil Jamrud, sub-division of Khyber agency.The spokesperson of forces said that the action was taken in the wee hours in Tirah valley and the forces jets pounded suspected hideouts of the militants. About 14 outlaws have been wounded in the strikes, sources said. Five hideouts of the militants were also demolished, forces claimed. However, due to remote area and lack of communication facilities the casualties could not be confirmed by the militant groups. Dwatoai area is situated at a distance of 65 kilometers to the West of Peshawar. It has border with Afghanistan and many defunct organisations have taken shelter there.AFP adds - A bomb planted at an electricity tower on Friday killed two passers-by in Peshawar, police said. The explosive attached with a time device exploded when the victims were close to the electricity tower in the Badh Bher area of Peshawar. “Two kilograms of explosives were used for the blast which killed two people,” Javed Khan, a local police official told AFP. The electricity tower was also damaged as a result of the blast.Peshawar is vulnerable to bomb blasts and Taliban attacks as it runs into the semi-autonomous tribal belt, considered a safe haven for Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other insurgents fighting both in Pakistan and across the border in Afghanistan.
20 militants dead in Jamrud air raids | The Nation
KHYBER AGENCY - The security forces on Friday claimed to have killed 20 militants and injured more than a dozen in airstrikes, here in Dwatoai area of tehsil Jamrud, sub-division of Khyber agency.The spokesperson of forces said that the action was taken in the wee hours in Tirah valley and the forces jets pounded suspected hideouts of the militants. About 14 outlaws have been wounded in the strikes, sources said. Five hideouts of the militants were also demolished, forces claimed. However, due to remote area and lack of communication facilities the casualties could not be confirmed by the militant groups. Dwatoai area is situated at a distance of 65 kilometers to the West of Peshawar. It has border with Afghanistan and many defunct organisations have taken shelter there.AFP adds - A bomb planted at an electricity tower on Friday killed two passers-by in Peshawar, police said. The explosive attached with a time device exploded when the victims were close to the electricity tower in the Badh Bher area of Peshawar. “Two kilograms of explosives were used for the blast which killed two people,” Javed Khan, a local police official told AFP. The electricity tower was also damaged as a result of the blast.Peshawar is vulnerable to bomb blasts and Taliban attacks as it runs into the semi-autonomous tribal belt, considered a safe haven for Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other insurgents fighting both in Pakistan and across the border in Afghanistan.
20 militants dead in Jamrud air raids | The Nation
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PESHAWAR: Bombardment by Pakistani military jets killed eight suspected militants in Orakzai tribal region whereas three persons, including the son of a tribal leader, were killed in another unrelated firing incident in Khyber tribal region on Sunday.
Security sources while talking to Dawn.com said that Pakistani military jets bombarded three suspected militant hideouts, killing eight suspected militants and injuring another in Mamozai area of Orakzai tribal region.
More details were not available till the filing of this report.
Security sources claimed that 92 per cent area in Khyber tribal region had been cleared out of militant infestation.
Security sources while talking to Dawn.com said that Pakistani military jets bombarded three suspected militant hideouts, killing eight suspected militants and injuring another in Mamozai area of Orakzai tribal region.
More details were not available till the filing of this report.
Security sources claimed that 92 per cent area in Khyber tribal region had been cleared out of militant infestation.
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KARACHI (Online): Secretary Defense Lt Gen (Retd) Asif Yasin Malik said on Saturday that terrorists attacked Peshawar airport to test our capabilities but a tit for tat reply was given to them.
"The terrorists targeted Peshawar airport to put to test our capabilities but they met failure. Our forces kept them 2 kilometers from airport by giving them a tit for tat response", he said this while talking to media men after passing out parade of personnel
of anti terrorism force here Saturday.
He went on to say terrorists are entering into our territory from across the border and they have purchased the loyalties of some of our people. Monitoring of the borders is being conducted to counter onslaughts of the terrorists, he added.
He pointed out that state of the art weapons and equipments were being installed on all the airports. Prime Minister will soon accord approval for purchase of high tech equipment.
He indicated 5 aircrafts would be leased out by April to meet the short fall of planes in PIA. "We are working on plans in phases to steer PIA from crisis", he held.
Responding to a question on Pak-Afghan ties he said Pakistan was eager for good friendly relations with Afghanistan. Our existing ties will further improve till 2014.
He stated that 37 personnel of this force including 5 women had completed counter terrorism course and they will be deployed on 7 main airports of the country.
"The terrorists targeted Peshawar airport to put to test our capabilities but they met failure. Our forces kept them 2 kilometers from airport by giving them a tit for tat response", he said this while talking to media men after passing out parade of personnel
of anti terrorism force here Saturday.
He went on to say terrorists are entering into our territory from across the border and they have purchased the loyalties of some of our people. Monitoring of the borders is being conducted to counter onslaughts of the terrorists, he added.
He pointed out that state of the art weapons and equipments were being installed on all the airports. Prime Minister will soon accord approval for purchase of high tech equipment.
He indicated 5 aircrafts would be leased out by April to meet the short fall of planes in PIA. "We are working on plans in phases to steer PIA from crisis", he held.
Responding to a question on Pak-Afghan ties he said Pakistan was eager for good friendly relations with Afghanistan. Our existing ties will further improve till 2014.
He stated that 37 personnel of this force including 5 women had completed counter terrorism course and they will be deployed on 7 main airports of the country.
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PESHAWAR/MIRAMSHAH: Shelling by Pakistan Army’s gunship helicopters in North Waziristan tribal region’s Mir Ali area killed five suspected militants, DawnNews reported on Thursday.
Gunship helicopters targeted several suspected militant hideouts in different areas on Mir Ali tehsil.
Further details were not available till the filing of this report.
Gunship helicopters targeted several suspected militant hideouts in different areas on Mir Ali tehsil.
Further details were not available till the filing of this report.
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