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InfoWar: Pakistan-Taleban claim sending reinforcements to Afghanistan
2 hours ago ago from America at War
AP News | By Ishtiaq Mahsud | 23 December 2009 Pakistan Taliban say fighters going to Afghanistan AP Interview: Pakistan Taliban leader claims fighters sent to Afghanistan to fight US surge A top Pakistani Taliban commander says he sent thousands of fighters to neighboring Afghanistan to rebuff incoming U.S. troops, a claim that comes as a Pakistani army offensive is believed to have pushed many of his men to flee their main redoubt. ...
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7 hours ago ago from Current Issues of Pakistan
MIRANSHAH, Pakistan — A US missile attack that demolished a compound in Pakistan's tribal belt used by militants crossing into Afghanistan killed 13 fighters, Pakistani security officials said Sunday. A US drone slammed two missiles into the building on Saturday in Saidgi village, seven kilometres (four miles) north of Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan tribal district bordering Afghanistan, officials said. Taliban have ...
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22 hours ago ago from Chandler's Watch
Pakistan Officials: Suspected U.S. Missiles Kill 3 Saturday, December 26, 2009 FoxNews.com MIR ALI, Pakistan-The missile strike was apparently the latest in a lengthy campaign of such attacks by the U.S., which rarely discusses the covert program but has in the past said it has taken out several top al-Qaida operatives. Pakistan publicly opposes the strikes but is believed to secretly aid them. Saturday's strike occurred in the ...
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17 hours ago ago from New World Order Truth
Posted by Philip Dru on 12/26/09 Categorized as Pakistan , War of Terror MIRANSHAH, Pakistan — At least five people were killed Saturday when missiles from an unmanned US aircraft hit a suspected militant compound in Pakistan's northwest tribal belt, security officials said. The missiles struck a house in Saidgi village of North Waziristan tribal district, which borders Afghanistan, officials said. Two missiles hit a house, ...
Related contentBomb kills gov't official, wife and 4 kids in NW Pakistan
19 hours ago ago from CityNewsJunkie.com
Posted by admin on 12/27/09 Categorized as New York A bomb ripped through a government official's house in northwestern Pakistan on Sunday, killing him and his five family members in an attack that police said was in retaliation for military operations targeting Taliban in the area. Comments are closed.
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Bomb Kills Official in Northwest Pakistan
8 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
PARACHINAR, Pakistan -- A bomb ripped through a government official's house in northwestern Pakistan on Sunday, killing him and his five family members in an attack that police said was in retaliation for military operations targeting Taliban in the area. The military has stepped up airstrikes in Kurram since many militants fled there following a major ground offensive launched in nearby South Waziristan in mid-October. Both areas are in ...
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1 hour, 54 minutes ago ago from CNN - World
Report: U.S. missiles kill militants in Pakistan STORY HIGHLIGHTS Taliban commander believed to be among casualites of U.S. drone attack Attack centered on house in South Waziristan Five children killed in spearate bomb attack
Related contentBBC News - Pakistan 'militants' kill official and family members
5 hours ago ago from BBC
Militants in Pakistan have blown up the house of a local official, killing him and five members of his family. Sarbraz Saddiqi, a government official in Kurram district, his wife and four children were killed in the attack, a police official said. Sunday morning's attack came as the family were asleep. No-one has admitted planting the bomb. But the police spokesman said it could be linked to a Pakistan army offensive against the Taliban ...
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