US Drone down in Wana.
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Yes last night at 9pm near wana
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they should not worry PAK army will collect it and send back 
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they should not worry PAK army will collect it and send back
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they should not worry PAK army will collect it and send back
Imran Bhai - Would you not scream of an incursion if Americans come in person to collect the wreckage?
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PESHAWAR: A suspected US unmanned drone reportedly crashed in the Kaza Panga area of South Waziristan late on Thursday, intelligence sources said.
Moreover, according to local tribesmen, a drone was heard buzzing in the skies when it crashed with a loud bang followed by silence. Local intelligence sources confirmed a drone had crashed in the area and that its parts were being retrieved.
The local political administration and government officials declined comment on the incident.
Further details were not available until the filing of this report.
South Waziristan is among Pakistan’s seven tribal districts near the Afghan border which are rife with homegrown insurgents and are alleged to be strongholds of Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives.
The tribal region was once the main stronghold for the Pakistani Taliban. The military launched a large offensive against militants there in 2009, but insurgents still operate in the area and periodically stage attacks.
Drone crashes in South Waziristan: sources | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
Moreover, according to local tribesmen, a drone was heard buzzing in the skies when it crashed with a loud bang followed by silence. Local intelligence sources confirmed a drone had crashed in the area and that its parts were being retrieved.
The local political administration and government officials declined comment on the incident.
Further details were not available until the filing of this report.
South Waziristan is among Pakistan’s seven tribal districts near the Afghan border which are rife with homegrown insurgents and are alleged to be strongholds of Taliban and Al Qaeda operatives.
The tribal region was once the main stronghold for the Pakistani Taliban. The military launched a large offensive against militants there in 2009, but insurgents still operate in the area and periodically stage attacks.
Drone crashes in South Waziristan: sources | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
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i don't care yaar as long as 700 millions this month and 2bn$ next few months we have in pocket
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i don't care yaar as long as 700 millions this month and 2bn$ next few months we have in pocket
Then why so much of demagoguery Imran bhai if both ways it's justified? Let's modify it this time - Humain zameen per para milla hay hum kyo dein!
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Pakistan drone crashes in South Waziristan: sources | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
Looks like the crashed drone was Pakistani and not American
Looks like the crashed drone was Pakistani and not American
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Pakistani mind... khud kuch na try kerna
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KARACHI, Pakistan, Nov. 19 (UPI) --
Pakistan has displayed indigenous
unmanned aerial vehicles at the
International Defense Exhibition in
Karachi.
Pakistani Federal Minister for Defense
Syed Naveed Qamar said at the
exhibition that Pakistan UAV technology
is at an early stage and the aircraft have
been used only for air surveillance.
He said the UAVs don't have the
capacity to carry armaments.
China has offered to sell Pakistan armed
UAVs that it has developed but the
Pakistani military remains uncertain as
to their actual capabilities, Dawn
newspaper reported.
Pakistan has demanded that the United
States provide it with armed UAVs,
claiming that Islamabad could more
effectively carry out attacks against
militants, which up to now, have been
undertaken by UAVs flown by the CIA.
Washington has reportedly balked at
the request because of concerns about
the sensitive nature of the technology
and doubts that Pakistan would reliably
target U.S. enemies.
Pakistan has displayed indigenous
unmanned aerial vehicles at the
International Defense Exhibition in
Karachi.
Pakistani Federal Minister for Defense
Syed Naveed Qamar said at the
exhibition that Pakistan UAV technology
is at an early stage and the aircraft have
been used only for air surveillance.
He said the UAVs don't have the
capacity to carry armaments.
China has offered to sell Pakistan armed
UAVs that it has developed but the
Pakistani military remains uncertain as
to their actual capabilities, Dawn
newspaper reported.
Pakistan has demanded that the United
States provide it with armed UAVs,
claiming that Islamabad could more
effectively carry out attacks against
militants, which up to now, have been
undertaken by UAVs flown by the CIA.
Washington has reportedly balked at
the request because of concerns about
the sensitive nature of the technology
and doubts that Pakistan would reliably
target U.S. enemies.
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