12 Militants killed in Kurram Agency

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Jogi - 6th December 2011 

Today on Tuesday 12 militants were killed after clash with Pakistan Army personals in Kurram Agency. While two security men also sustained injuries during clashes but were not seriously injured. 

The clash erupted between a local militants group and Pakistan Army in the area of Jogi in the suburb of Kurram Agency, later Pakistan Army gained full control of the area and crushed the resistance of the militants. The clash resulted in killing 12 militants and injuring many others. The clashes lasted for few hours with intervals of firing.

After the clash two Pakistan Army's soldiers also suffered injuries and were admitted to nearby emergency mobile hospital for first aid and were later shifted to Peshawar CMH (Combined Military Hospital) for further medical treatment. 

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Another Indian Navy's BIG BLANDER!

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Mumbai - 5th December 2011

Today on Monday the Indian Navy’s PR publication carried another blunder by showing Pakistani JF-17 Thunder jet fighter in that advertisement. In a yet another public humiliation, Indian Navy’s three page PR publication in the popular national newspaper carried another blunder. The title “Guardians of the Sea” showed a Pakistani J-17 Thunder Jet fighter, in an Indian media reported on Monday.

This mistake was carried forward in the next two pages of also, Yet Indian haven’t learnt from their mistakes so far, report further said that Indian Navy got embroiled in a controversy on Sunday when in an advertisement released on the occasion of Navy Day (December 4) a Pakistani fighter jet was featured instead of an Indian aircraft.

The JF-17 jet shown in the advertisement was made by China and Pakistan as a joint venture. So far, there has been no official reaction from Indian Navy on the issue. This mistake was carried forward in the next two pages of also. Indian Navy Day commemorates the daring attack by Indian naval missile boats on Karachi harbour during the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war.

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COAS suspends 'chain of command' system to thwart NATO's aggression

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Islamabad - 1st December 2011

Today on Friday the General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani (HI), the chief of Army staff has suspended 'chain of command' system to counter any aggression. The Army Chief has suspended the  chain of command  system in order to enable the senior officers on the posts to take appropriate action in case Pakistani forces come under attack.

The decision would however be applicable to eventualities involving Nato troops.

General Kayani has also ordered the troops to counter any aggression with full force and defend the motherland against any assailant. General Kayani has also said that the Pakistan Air Force should have taken action while Nato helicopters had violated the Pakistani airspace and attacked the Pakistani posts.

In a letter written to the Armed Forces Chiefs, COAS Gen Kayani has said that the PAF jets must have dashed to the border area after the Nato attack. General Kayani has also observed that the communication of the attacked posts had snapped after the Nato attack. He said that now the senior officer on the ground would decide about counter measures.

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25 Pak Army personals martyred in NATO air strike

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Baizai - 26th November 2011

Today on early Saturday morning at least 25 Pakistan army troops martyred including a major and 15 injured in a NATO air strike near Pak-Afghan border. NATO helicopters from Afghanistan carried out an "unprovoked" attack on a Pakistani border post, killing at least twenty five troops.

ISAF/NATO helicopters carried out unprovoked and indiscriminate firing on a Pakistani check-post in Mohmand agency last night. Casualties have been reported. Security officials in the Mohmand tribal region near the Afghan border and a military official in Peshawar said twenty five troops including a major were killed in the pre-dawn incident.

 

The attack took place on the Sala check-post in the Baizai district of the rugged tribal terrain. The firing left seven soldiers and one major dead. The President of Pakistan, the COAS and the Prime Minister have called an emergency meeting at President house whereas the Chief Minister of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa has strictly condemn the attack and have closed down all NATO supplies from Pakistan.

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14 soldiers martyred near Quetta

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Musa Khel - 21st November 2011

Today on Monday fourteen soldiers were killed in an ambush blamed on separatist rebels in Baluchistan province. The soldiers belonged to the Frontier Corps paramilitary force. The attack took place in the Musa Khel district, 400 kilometres (250 miles) southeast of the provincial capital Quetta.

It was one of the deadliest attacks on troops and marked the highest number of military dead in a single incident since March when friendly fire killed 13 soldiers on the northwestern border with Afghanistan.

The troops were guarding a private coal mine and blamed the attack on Baluch rebels, who rose up in 2004 to demand political autonomy and a greater share of profits from the province's wealth of natural resources.

Fourteen paramilitary personnel, including a major, were killed and several others were wounded. Baluch militants were involved in this attack. The rebels were armed with automatic weapons and that most of the soldiers died from gunshot wounds in the remote area.

The scene of Monday's attack was not far from Sui town, where two other soldiers were killed in a bombing on Saturday.

Last month, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said the government planned to create 20,000 jobs in Balochistan, admitting that past neglect of the region had fuelled its troubles. He announced a six percent employment quota in some federal government departments and the introduction of 3,000 jobs in tribal police for Baluchistan residents.

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Admiral Asif Sandila calls on Gen Shameem Wynne

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Rawalpindi - 21st November 2011

Today on Monday the Admiral Mohammad Asif Sandila, Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) called on Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, General Khalid Shameem Wynne (HI) here at Joint Staff Headquarter Chaklala.

This is the first visit of CNS to Joint Staff Headquarter after taking over the reins of Pakistan Navy. Professional matters came under discussion during the meet. CJCSC congratulated the Admiral Mohammad Asif Sandila and appreciated the role played by Pakistan Navy in guarding the maritime frontiers of Pakistan.

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ISPR condemn's fake report of Imran-Munter meeting

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Rawalpindi - 21st November 2011

ISPR strongly condemn  a news report that Imran Khan was introduced to Munter in the presence of DG ISI. Today on Monday a spokesman for  ISPR has categorically denied the news report which appeared in Sunday Times, a UK newspaper, and also carried in the national media that Imran Khan, the chairman PTI, was introduced to Cameron Munter, US ambassador to Pakistan, in the presence of Lieutenant General Ahmad Shuja Pasha, the DG ISI. It is totally baseless and concocted story, the ISPR spokesman said.

Quoting sources, the report stated that the PTI chief was introduced to Munter in Pasha s presence, adding that Imran Khan is supported by the Pakistani intelligence agency and military.

In Sunday Faisalabad rally, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leaders openly claimed that Imran Khan is "a pawn of the establishment". Leader of the opposition in the National Assembly, Chaudhry Nisar alleged that Imran "was backed by intelligence agencies."

In a recent interview with an Indian journalist, Imran Khan said that if he comes to power, he will be General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani boss. Imran Khan further explained that his agenda is to bring the Army under him and make the ISI report to him directly. In an earlier interview, Imran Khan denied any involvement with the intelligence and military.

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