US Drone strikes in Pakistan are illegal under international law.

[KRAIT]

Probably Mods will amend the rules and regulations of the forum and any news about drone strikes in Pakistan will not be allowed any longer.

One of the good sarcasm i ever heard...nice one

 

[Jason bourne]

US killing pakistani people .....just try once killing only US drone and see the reaction ...

 

[Bl[i]tZ]

US killing pakistani people .....just try once killing only US drone and see the reaction ...

They always have an aircraft carrier standing in Arabian sea. You don't mess with Uncle Sam militarily.

 

[Oldman1]

What's the definition of "suspected" terrorist according to US? Is it that any person killed in drone strike will be called one.

Whatever the Pakistanis wants to call them.

 

[Mav3rick]

US killing pakistani people .....just try once killing only US drone and see the reaction ...

This is the part with which I have a problem, I too want to see the might of the US when Pakistan determines & prepares to defend herself!

 

[cheekybird]

Whatever the Pakistanis wants to call them.

They're somewhat like ramond davis

 

[pakistanitarzan]

NATIONAL BIRDS DROPPING CLAIMS 4 MORE LIVES.

With all due respect, what are you doing in Pakistan?

 

[hembo]

Pakistan Al-Qaeda chief killed by US drone: officials
By Emmanuel Giroud (AFP) – 49 minutes ago

ISLAMABAD — US missiles on Thursday killed Al-Qaeda's chief in Pakistan, one of the Americans' main targets in the volatile country and wanted for attacks that killed scores of people, officials said.

Badr Mansoor, who reputedly sent fighters to Afghanistan and ran a training camp in North Waziristan, was killed in a pre-dawn drone strike near the Afghan border, Pakistani officials and a member of his group told AFP.

"He died in the missile attacks overnight in Miranshah. His death is a major blow to Al-Qaeda's abilities to strike in Pakistan," a senior Pakistani official told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity.

His death was confirmed by one of his loyalists.

"Badr Mansoor was killed in the missile attack," a militant among his group confirmed by telephone.

Intelligence officials in Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan, said Mansoor had been killed, but other Pakistani officials were divided.

"We're not sure. We cannot give confirmation just like that," one of them told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Four militants were reported killed in the pre-dawn drone strike, which targeted a compound in Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan.

The senior Pakistani intelligence official described Mansoor as the "de facto leader of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan" after his predecessor, Ilyas Kashmiri, was reported killed in a drone strike last June.

Unlike Kashmiri, who had a $5 million bounty on his head, Mansoor is not listed on the US State Department Rewards for Justice list.

There was no immediate confirmation of his death from the United States. But one Western counter-terrorism expert described Mansoor as the local chief of Al-Qaeda and one of the Americans' chief targets in Pakistan.

"If it's true, this is very good news for the anti-terrorism fight, and this was very important for both the US and Pakistan," the official said.

He called Mansoor Al-Qaeda's go-between with Pakistan's umbrella Taliban movement and a member of Al-Qaeda's leadership shura in Pakistan.

Officials said Mansoor was responsible for attacks in Karachi and on the minority Ahmadi community that killed nearly 100 people in the eastern city of Lahore in May 2010.

Ahmadis, considered a sect of Islam, are subject to severe discrimination in Pakistan, which declared them non-Muslims in 1974.
Aged about 40 and from Dera Ghazi Khan in Punjab province, he moved to Miranshah several years ago to set up his own training camp.

"Western officials believed he was involved in sending fighters to Afghanistan," the senior Pakistani official told AFP.

 

[Gautam]

good job done
more of these attacks required to kill those terrorists who are hiding like rats.
appreciating.

 

[karan.1970]

Pakistan Al-Qaeda chief killed by US drone: officials
By Emmanuel Giroud (AFP) – 49 minutes ago

ISLAMABAD — US missiles on Thursday killed Al-Qaeda's chief in Pakistan, one of the Americans' main targets in the volatile country and wanted for attacks that killed scores of people, officials said.

Badr Mansoor, who reputedly sent fighters to Afghanistan and ran a training camp in North Waziristan, was killed in a pre-dawn drone strike near the Afghan border, Pakistani officials and a member of his group told AFP.

"He died in the missile attacks overnight in Miranshah. His death is a major blow to Al-Qaeda's abilities to strike in Pakistan," a senior Pakistani official told AFP, speaking on condition of anonymity.

His death was confirmed by one of his loyalists.

"Badr Mansoor was killed in the missile attack," a militant among his group confirmed by telephone.

Intelligence officials in Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan, said Mansoor had been killed, but other Pakistani officials were divided.

"We're not sure. We cannot give confirmation just like that," one of them told AFP on condition of anonymity.

Four militants were reported killed in the pre-dawn drone strike, which targeted a compound in Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan.

The senior Pakistani intelligence official described Mansoor as the "de facto leader of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan" after his predecessor, Ilyas Kashmiri, was reported killed in a drone strike last June.

Unlike Kashmiri, who had a $5 million bounty on his head, Mansoor is not listed on the US State Department Rewards for Justice list.

There was no immediate confirmation of his death from the United States. But one Western counter-terrorism expert described Mansoor as the local chief of Al-Qaeda and one of the Americans' chief targets in Pakistan.

"If it's true, this is very good news for the anti-terrorism fight, and this was very important for both the US and Pakistan," the official said.

He called Mansoor Al-Qaeda's go-between with Pakistan's umbrella Taliban movement and a member of Al-Qaeda's leadership shura in Pakistan.

Officials said Mansoor was responsible for attacks in Karachi and on the minority Ahmadi community that killed nearly 100 people in the eastern city of Lahore in May 2010.

Ahmadis, considered a sect of Islam, are subject to severe discrimination in Pakistan, which declared them non-Muslims in 1974.
Aged about 40 and from Dera Ghazi Khan in Punjab province, he moved to Miranshah several years ago to set up his own training camp.

"Western officials believed he was involved in sending fighters to Afghanistan," the senior Pakistani official told AFP.

Man! its awesome how Americans are killing Al Queda terrorists within Pakistan despite the million hurdles put in their way by Pakistan Army and Intelligence..

 

[Windjammer]

Man! its awesome how Americans are killing Al Queda terrorists within Pakistan despite the million hurdles put in their way by Pakistan Army and Intelligence..

Hathi Chaley Bazar.....Kutey Bounkey Hazar. !!

 

[Mblaze]

Probably Mods will amend the rules and regulations of the forum and any news about drone strikes in Pakistan will not be allowed any longer.

I don't think so, Asim aqil specially starts thread about them cursing kiyanai/govt.

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Hathi Chaley Bazar.....Kutey Bounkey Hazar. !!

Hathi = Elephant = India?

 

[Windjammer]

Hathi = Elephant = India?

Also exclusive to Africa, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Thailand....................

 

[Black Widow]

There is a Hindi proverb "bahti Ganga me haath dho lena". I wish India could have predator kind of drones, We too could have done some target practice from our Tazik airbase...

2-3 missile weekly on terror camps..

 

[rama]

drone strikes have been proved to be most successful tool against hidden insurgents , cant Indian forces use it against naxals in our red corridor in place of our paramilitary forces who are getting killed like sitting ducks by these naxal nerds??