Search results

How do you know that the chinese UAV is a UCAV and not a HALE UAV?

If not Hamid Mir, I believe Talat Hussain should be up to the task. When it comes to journalistic integrity, he's miles ahead of Hamid Mir.

Saw this on one of the fliers that they give you about new restaurants in the area. =) Check the details... =P

Brigadier Moin Deputy DG(MO) and a soldier of Pakistan Army attained shadat after their vehicle came under fire, during a hit and scoot, at Sector G-11, Islamabad - this morning at about 9 am.

ISPR representative said that they've S. Waziristan covered from all sides, and they've got a buffer already in place between Afghanistan and S. Waziristan so they don't really care what US forces are doing across the border.

Nice that you're using Wordpress as the front-end. I'd suggest that you integrate the WP userbase with that of vBulletin here. It'll allow your users here to comment on articles posted at the front-end, without going through another login process. I've already done it with my website, let me...

So who do you think the army should attack first?

I suppose you're right since it doesn't make sense to have MI's office at the second outermost checkpoint of the GHQ, outside the main gates of GHQ.

Rauf Klasra in his piece on the two valiant commandos too have cited the fact that it's MI's office. Any other source, through which we can confirm that the office didn't belong to MI? Of unarmed hostages and two brave commandos

3 more injured commandos, from the GHQ raid, have embraced shadat today. This attack has taken a heavy toll on us. Source: Geo

InshAllah - he'll be back to his feet, real soon. Praying for him.

Do you folks have any interior shots of the aircraft? Either the the first one, or the second?

The picture posted above is taken from a website that does military photoshops. I can't fathom, as to why are you folks taking it seriously?

Due action was taken by Pakistan Army on this issue: Source: http://www.jang.com.pk/jang/sep2009-daily/20-09-2009/col3.htm

Sir, Any such war, won't be long. But intense, short and with very precise targets in mind. Our response, given the way PAF came about earlier this year, will be in the exact same vein.

Deterrence is never based upon such hair triggers. Pakistan is a responsible nuclear state, and if the attack is well within its conventional response threshold - Pakistan will never resort to a non-conventional attack. Which is why we've an Army, Air Force and Navy.

Given the distance that the MKIs can cover, does it make any difference if they're stationed near the Pakistani border?

50 - 60 kgs of explosives were planted in a car, parked in front of Askari Commercial bank, in Peshawar Cantonment area. 7 people have been reported to have died so far, while the number of injured is between 20 to 40. The war, continues.

I do not believe, that in an event of surgical air strikes within Pakistan (on any front), Pakistan will respond with nuclear weapons. IMO, Pakistan air force will respond (in addition to confronting the incoming bogies) with firing its stand-off weapons against the airbase that the aircraft...

Congratulations. And I believe this also indicates that India has achieved MIRV capabilities as well?