US violates int’l laws; moves USS Enterprise into Pakistani water.

[Ark-Angel]

US violates int


Karachi: After failing to strike a deal on Nato supply with Pakistan, violating international laws the US has moved its USS Enterprise, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, into Pakistani territorial waters near Gawadar city of Balochistan province.
“After the deployment of the aircraft in Pakistani sea the country’s security agencies are now investing into the matter. The movement apparently shows the increasing interest of the US in Balochistan province of Pakistan,” sources said.
“The US has moved its biggest aircraft carrier 65 to 70 nautical miles away from Gawadar in the second week of June,” a well informed source told The News Tribe correspondent.
The USS Enterprise, which holds a crew of over 4,000, had taken part in several wars.

 

[Caine]

US violates int


Karachi: After failing to strike a deal on Nato supply with Pakistan, violating international laws the US has moved its USS Enterprise, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, into Pakistani territorial waters near Gawadar city of Balochistan province.
“After the deployment of the aircraft in Pakistani sea the country’s security agencies are now investing into the matter. The movement apparently shows the increasing interest of the US in Balochistan province of Pakistan,” sources said.
“The US has moved its biggest aircraft carrier 65 to 70 nautical miles away from Gawadar in the second week of June,” a well informed source told The News Tribe correspondent.
The USS Enterprise, which holds a crew of over 4,000, had taken part in several wars.

How does a point 65-70 nm away from coast become Pakistan's territorial waters?

Territorial waters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Ark-Angel]

How does a point 65-70 nm away from coast become Pakistan's territorial waters?

Territorial waters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I don't know. Just posted news link. It's not my article sir.

 

[Skull and Bones]

Who's going to stop them anyway?

 

[Android]

is this the same carrier which USA used to threaten india during 1971 war

 

[King Solomon]

Usually at least one a/c is at North Arabian Sea to keep Pakistan in check but moving this close signals something (if this news is true). Perhaps, US is getting ready to physically threaten pakistan to open NATO supply in the future.

In extreme case, a ground invasion to secure a route from Gwadar port to Afghanistan may be on the cards.

Pakistan has to be more careful and take necessary counter measures now.

 

[jetti]

is this the same carrier which USA used to threaten india during 1971 war

Dawooooood

 

[Ark-Angel]

Usually at least one a/c is at North Arabian Sea to keep Pakistan in check but moving this close signals something (if this news is true). Perhaps, US is getting ready to physically threaten pakistan to open NATO supply in the future.

In extreme case, a ground invasion to secure a route from Gwadar port to Afghanistan may be on the cards.

Pakistan has to be more careful and take necessary counter measures now.

There's almost no possibility of any ground invasion as it could trigger a full-scale war but Pakistan must take necessary counter measures now.

 

[Icewolf]

It's for Iran.

 

[King Solomon]

There's almost no possibility of any ground invasion as it could trigger a full-scale war but Pakistan must take necessary counter measures now.

Situation was already very close to a full scale invasion during Osama raid.

It may not be as far-fetched as you think.

 

[turbo charged]

iranian submarines must be following it.

 

[Edevelop]

We need to arm our Navy fast. If that doesnt work, then we either need Iran's help or we need Chinese favour to make Gwadar a military base.

 

[Leviza]

Pakistan should take this ship down, enough is enough, they will pay the price , indians are getting happy on this news, but they will pay the price of this as well ...

One nuke on this ship will keep the US on its place...

 

[Caine]

I don't know. Just posted news link. It's not my article sir.

Stop reading stuff from crappy sources.

 

[Leviza]

Stop reading stuff from crappy sources.

yes for ppl like you think only US sources are good enough, even if this uss enterprice anyway near Pakistani water is a violation, and if this is your standard then in future dont blame us if something comes near your waters