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15 militants killed in air strikes in Tirah valley

Don't stop these airstrikes, continue bombing these rented terrorists & Pak Defence needs to use their armed drones heavily. Keep bombing these rented terrorists.
 
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You kill 50-60 of them every day for the whole year and nothing significant happens. They just send 5-10 attackers, attack a naval base or an international airport and rape you in front of the whole world....Who is a winner here?
 
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L O L only in pakistan Terrorist are called Militant.
Militant : combative and aggressive in support of a political or social cause, and typically favoring extreme, violent, or confrontational methods.

Terrorist was only coined for 9/11 it seems coz no one has taken repeated attacks on Pakistan as an attack on the world as Bush has announced when 9/11 : "it is not just an attack on America but an attack on the world"
 
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1.
the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce, especially for political purposes.
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the state of fear and submission produced by terrorism or terrorization.
 
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It should have been 1500 or 2000 or the whole village where majority of them comes from non stop.
 
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If same thing done by USA's drone using much accurate hellfire missile then those militant would become innocent civilian.
 
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Karachi airport was damaged by a Taliban assault on Sunday

The Pakistani military has carried out air strikes in tribal areas in the north-west of the country, killing at least 15 militants, officials say.

The raids destroyed nine militant positions in the Tirah Valley in Khyber district, the military said.

The strikes came after the Taliban stormed Karachi airport, in an attack that killed at least 30 people.

The Pakistani Taliban said Sunday's assault was in revenge for the killing of their leader last year.

"Nine terrorist hideouts were destroyed by early morning military air strikes near the Pakistan-Afghan border," the military said in a statement on Tuesday.

The Khyber tribal region, near the Pakistan-Afghan border, is believed to be a base for several militant groups and foreign fighters.

It is not clear when the air strikes took place or which militant group was targeted, the BBC's Shahzeb Jillani in Islamabad reports.

'Charred beyond recognition'
Late on Sunday, 10 heavily armed Taliban fighters attacked an area of Karachi's Jinnah international airport used mainly for cargo and private flights.

Security forces gained control in the early hours of Monday. The militants were among those killed.

The airport reopened late on Monday.

On Tuesday, officials said nine more bodies had been recovered from the airport.

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Experts say Sunday's airport attack has brought the government under pressure to act against the Taliban

The number included seven bodies found in the airport's cold storage facility. Officials said they were charred beyond recognition.

There were reports that the bodies belonged to a group of airport employees who were trapped in the facility after taking refuge from the attack.

'Renewed pressure'
Pakistan has been fighting an Islamist insurgency for more than a decade, with the Pakistani Taliban the main militant grouping.

The airport attack came against the backdrop of a major split in the Pakistani Taliban, and threats of retaliation following limited military operations against foreign militants in North Waziristan.

The brazen attack has brought the government of the prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, under renewed pressure to order tough action against the Taliban militants, says the BBC's Shahzeb Jillani.

The Pakistan government began peace talks with the Pakistani Taliban in March, but little progress has been made and the violence has continued, with Karachi a frequent target.

Correspondents say that given the violence, it seems clear that any pretence at a peace process is now over.

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BBC News - Pakistan air strikes 'kill 15 militants'

7 innocent Pakistanis martyred in the storage facility at the airport

what did their families do to the TTP?
 
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I'll smile when they start bombing inside Kunar and Nooristan.
 
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Gen Sharif didn't realise the out come when he went after talibans about a month or 2 ago.his stance on war on terror is 100% correct and must be praised our problem is internal. and something the last general kayani couldn't do which he must have done.i hope the intelligence is updated regularly and share according with all the stake holders..

Lastly we must speak about involvement of dirty foreign hands on every level ..
 
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