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The Battle for Orakzai & Khyber Agencies
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we need to own & fight our own evils
what we and our allies created for our precieved enemies turned back on us starting with the typical secterian hatred & murder during religius processions or gatherings & then to all outwar against everyone who stood in their path or happened to be in the wrong place and time.
these savages which I dont even call humen defiled the menaing & teaching of the Holy Prophet PBUH
these savage Kharjis have brought the day when even the modrate & pacifists started comparing Islam to viloence & the opponents of Islam started insulting Holy Quran & the Holy Prophet Muhammad PBUH
for this reason alone I always advocate the extermination of these pests. they have committed the biggest sin in terms of Islam by justifying their murders & terror as Islamic.
burn them, gas them & blow them up to set an example for all aspiring hate mongering fatwa sprouting wanna be Jihadis.
it is sad to express such violent & hateful comments but I dont think that people who dont think twice before slitting the throats of their captives & who throw acids on children & murder teachers deserve any sympathy.
and yes
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your avatar is very disturbing
reminds me of an incident in Belgium where a teenager in this guise from Batman (Joker) went in a nersury & killed infants & todlers and when caught had that cold & emotionless smile.
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encircle them and then annihilate them to extinction
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50 terrorists killed in Aurakzai bombing
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PeshawarPakistan Air Force jet fighters and gunship helicopters on Sunday went for bombings on positions of the militants of Upper Aurakzai killing at least fifty alleged terrorists and wounding dozens others. Half a dozens militants hideouts and a training facility were destroyed during the blitz.
The security forces operation against the insurgents, challenging the writ of the government in Aurakzai Agency, has entered the third month with the forces establishing official writ in major part of the region. According to rough estimates the security forces during the aerial and ground offensives have so for mowed down more than 900 alleged militants with the independent sources saying a large number of civilians have also fallen prey to the incessant bombings during this period. More than a hundred hideouts and training camps of the militants, as the official sources claimed were also destroyed during the last couple of months.
The militants have been flushed out from major part of the Aurakzai Agency and were now on the run. However there are a number of pockets where they were regrouping and were offering tough resistance to the troops.
Reports reaching here from Aurakzai Agency say, the PAF jet fighters and the gunship helicopters targeted the miscreants hideouts in Kadezai, Momozai and the adjoining areas of the Upper Aurakzai Agency Sunday morning and destroyed at least six hideouts of the militants.
The official sources said a training facility of the alleged Taliban militants was also destroyed during the bombings on Sunday which left over fifty militants dead and around two dozens other injured.
Twenty seven trouble makers were gunned and two dozens wounded during an encounter between the insurgents and the soldiers in Darfam area on Saturday taking the death toll of the militants to over hundred in few days offensive by the security forces which are baked by the PAF war birds.
50 terrorists killed in Aurakzai bombing
Tariq Saeed
PeshawarPakistan Air Force jet fighters and gunship helicopters on Sunday went for bombings on positions of the militants of Upper Aurakzai killing at least fifty alleged terrorists and wounding dozens others. Half a dozens militants hideouts and a training facility were destroyed during the blitz.
The security forces operation against the insurgents, challenging the writ of the government in Aurakzai Agency, has entered the third month with the forces establishing official writ in major part of the region. According to rough estimates the security forces during the aerial and ground offensives have so for mowed down more than 900 alleged militants with the independent sources saying a large number of civilians have also fallen prey to the incessant bombings during this period. More than a hundred hideouts and training camps of the militants, as the official sources claimed were also destroyed during the last couple of months.
The militants have been flushed out from major part of the Aurakzai Agency and were now on the run. However there are a number of pockets where they were regrouping and were offering tough resistance to the troops.
Reports reaching here from Aurakzai Agency say, the PAF jet fighters and the gunship helicopters targeted the miscreants hideouts in Kadezai, Momozai and the adjoining areas of the Upper Aurakzai Agency Sunday morning and destroyed at least six hideouts of the militants.
The official sources said a training facility of the alleged Taliban militants was also destroyed during the bombings on Sunday which left over fifty militants dead and around two dozens other injured.
Twenty seven trouble makers were gunned and two dozens wounded during an encounter between the insurgents and the soldiers in Darfam area on Saturday taking the death toll of the militants to over hundred in few days offensive by the security forces which are baked by the PAF war birds.
50 terrorists killed in Aurakzai bombing
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I think the issue is of short sighted approach to the issue of hitting the target without much thought. In most operations one has seen the implications flare up later leaving the Army red in the face. I guess there is need for more ground action based on good intelligence to deal with the situation. This is a difficult task and easier said than done, but then there are no alternative options. The damage which such operations do to the psyche of the people is far more piercing and impacting than what it appears to be in the begining.
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Thirteen militants killed in Orakzai offensive
Security forces on Tuesday claimed to have killed 13 militants and injuring several others as clashes between militants and armed forces continued in Orakzai Agency on Tuesday. Jet planes pounded Sun Bagh, Shabsh Qamr and Dabori areas of the Upper Orakzai Agency. Sources said that two hideouts of militants were also destroyed in the bombing.
Security forces on Tuesday claimed to have killed 13 militants and injuring several others as clashes between militants and armed forces continued in Orakzai Agency on Tuesday. Jet planes pounded Sun Bagh, Shabsh Qamr and Dabori areas of the Upper Orakzai Agency. Sources said that two hideouts of militants were also destroyed in the bombing.
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13 Taliban killed in Orakzai operation
Wednesday May 26, 2010 (1335 PST)
HANGU: Around 13 suspected terrorists were killed and several injured when Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets bombed several hideouts of terrorists in the Orakzai Agency, security sources said on Tuesday.
According to sources, the bombings were carried out at the Dabori, Ali Khel and Sheen Qamar areas of the Upper Orakzai Agency.
Separately, six suspected terrorists were arrested during a raid on a house in Jamrod tehsil of Khyber Agency. According to sources, security forces raided the house of Taj Muhammad son of Lawang in the Shah Kas area and arrested six suspects. Around 30 pistols, two machine guns, two kalashnikovs, explosives, heroin weighing 50 kilogrammes and hashish also weighing 50 kilogrammes were seized during the raid. According to sources, the arrested suspects were involved in kidnapping for ransom and incidents of target killings. The detainees were shifted to the Jamrod fort for further questioning.
Also on Tuesday, two Taliban including an important commander were killed when they attacked the security forces in the Swat district. Commander Ali Rehman alias Sparlay and his accomplice Habibur Rehman attacked the security forces during a search operation in the Fateh Pur area.
Pakistan News Service - PakTribune
Wednesday May 26, 2010 (1335 PST)
HANGU: Around 13 suspected terrorists were killed and several injured when Pakistan Air Force (PAF) fighter jets bombed several hideouts of terrorists in the Orakzai Agency, security sources said on Tuesday.
According to sources, the bombings were carried out at the Dabori, Ali Khel and Sheen Qamar areas of the Upper Orakzai Agency.
Separately, six suspected terrorists were arrested during a raid on a house in Jamrod tehsil of Khyber Agency. According to sources, security forces raided the house of Taj Muhammad son of Lawang in the Shah Kas area and arrested six suspects. Around 30 pistols, two machine guns, two kalashnikovs, explosives, heroin weighing 50 kilogrammes and hashish also weighing 50 kilogrammes were seized during the raid. According to sources, the arrested suspects were involved in kidnapping for ransom and incidents of target killings. The detainees were shifted to the Jamrod fort for further questioning.
Also on Tuesday, two Taliban including an important commander were killed when they attacked the security forces in the Swat district. Commander Ali Rehman alias Sparlay and his accomplice Habibur Rehman attacked the security forces during a search operation in the Fateh Pur area.
Pakistan News Service - PakTribune
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we need to own & fight our own evils
what we and our allies created for our precieved enemies turned back on us starting with the typical secterian hatred & murder during religius processions or gatherings & then to all outwar against everyone who stood in their path or happened to be in the wrong place and time.
these savages which I dont even call humen defiled the menaing & teaching of the Holy Prophet PBUH
these savage Kharjis have brought the day when even the modrate & pacifists started comparing Islam to viloence & the opponents of Islam started insulting Holy Quran & the Holy Prophet Muhammad PBUH
for this reason alone I always advocate the extermination of these pests. they have committed the biggest sin in terms of Islam by justifying their murders & terror as Islamic.
burn them, gas them & blow them up to set an example for all aspiring hate mongering fatwa sprouting wanna be Jihadis.
it is sad to express such violent & hateful comments but I dont think that people who dont think twice before slitting the throats of their captives & who throw acids on children & murder teachers deserve any sympathy.
and yes
Pakistan Army Zindabad
hopefully younger generations can lead the country forward; this is a dark, yet educational period in our history. Many good lessons are being, and will be learned
We have a bad habit of neglecting history. Now we will overcome this habit, and build this great nation.
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Security Forces Kill 44 Militants In Pakistan
Up to 44 militants were killed in overnight clashes with government forces in Pakistan's troubled north-western region, reports said on Thursday.
Forty of them were killed in the Kasha area of Orakzai district where government forces are engaged in an operation to clear the area of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and al-Qaeda militants.
An unnamed intelligence official told media that troops targeted hideouts used by militants to launch attacks on security personnel. "According to our information, 40 militants were killed and another nine wounded, while two hideouts of insurgents were also destroyed," he said.
Major Fazal-ur-Rehman, a spokesman of the paramilitary Frontier Corps which is leading the push, confirmed the news but he put the death toll at 23.
In adjoining Khyber tribal district four militants were killed and two wounded when they attacked a checkpoint in the Jamrod area of the district which was repulsed by the troops.
"Retaliatory action by the security forces killed four militants and injured another two. Three militants were also arrested by the forces," a security official said.
The region is a major stronghold of Lashkar-e-Islam, a pro-Taliban group which carry out frequent attacks on NATO supply trucks passing through the area and despite the numerous offensives launched by the Pakistani Army, attacks continued unabated.
After Orakzai emerged as the new hub of militant activity in Pakistan's troubled border region adjoining Afghanistan following the exodus of militants from South Waziristan as a result of the military operation there, the Army launched a major push there in mid-March.
According to official estimates, around 800 militants and 18 soldiers have been killed in the operation so far. It is also key to the Army's strategy to effectively end the sway held by militants in the region and their "hit and run" tactics which has seen them launch crossborder attacks on NATO troops serving in Afghanistan.
The claims however, could not be independently verified as the region is off-bounds for media and aid-workers.
Until recently, troops have not carried out anti-terrorist operations in the region as it would have earned the wrath of powerful militant leaders based there. Besides, the military was apparently swayed by the fact that the militants there did not attack Pakistani installations.
In the aftermath of the recent botched Times Square bombing by a U.S. citizen of Pakistani origin, Islamabad has come under intense pressure to crackdown on militant strongholds in the semi-autonomous tribal regions in the northwest.
by RTT Staff Writer
Up to 44 militants were killed in overnight clashes with government forces in Pakistan's troubled north-western region, reports said on Thursday.
Forty of them were killed in the Kasha area of Orakzai district where government forces are engaged in an operation to clear the area of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and al-Qaeda militants.
An unnamed intelligence official told media that troops targeted hideouts used by militants to launch attacks on security personnel. "According to our information, 40 militants were killed and another nine wounded, while two hideouts of insurgents were also destroyed," he said.
Major Fazal-ur-Rehman, a spokesman of the paramilitary Frontier Corps which is leading the push, confirmed the news but he put the death toll at 23.
In adjoining Khyber tribal district four militants were killed and two wounded when they attacked a checkpoint in the Jamrod area of the district which was repulsed by the troops.
"Retaliatory action by the security forces killed four militants and injured another two. Three militants were also arrested by the forces," a security official said.
The region is a major stronghold of Lashkar-e-Islam, a pro-Taliban group which carry out frequent attacks on NATO supply trucks passing through the area and despite the numerous offensives launched by the Pakistani Army, attacks continued unabated.
After Orakzai emerged as the new hub of militant activity in Pakistan's troubled border region adjoining Afghanistan following the exodus of militants from South Waziristan as a result of the military operation there, the Army launched a major push there in mid-March.
According to official estimates, around 800 militants and 18 soldiers have been killed in the operation so far. It is also key to the Army's strategy to effectively end the sway held by militants in the region and their "hit and run" tactics which has seen them launch crossborder attacks on NATO troops serving in Afghanistan.
The claims however, could not be independently verified as the region is off-bounds for media and aid-workers.
Until recently, troops have not carried out anti-terrorist operations in the region as it would have earned the wrath of powerful militant leaders based there. Besides, the military was apparently swayed by the fact that the militants there did not attack Pakistani installations.
In the aftermath of the recent botched Times Square bombing by a U.S. citizen of Pakistani origin, Islamabad has come under intense pressure to crackdown on militant strongholds in the semi-autonomous tribal regions in the northwest.
by RTT Staff Writer
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