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Looks like its your turn to get lectured on schadenfreude
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MIRAMSHAH:At least two militants were killed on Sunday in the third drone attack in the past 24 hours in North Waziristan.
Missiles for the third time targeted the Shawal area of North Waziristan, killing two militants while officials said that the death toll could increase.
“At least two militants were killed and two others wounded when a US drone fired two missiles at the site of this morning’s attack where militants were removing the wreckage of their two destroyed vehicles,” a security official told AFP.
3 air strikes in 24 hours.. In parallel, attack on AEW platforms of Pakistan.. Is it me or anyone else can also see these to be somehow linked...
Pakistan Military requesting these strikes?
shame on USA
According to international law, it is illegal to use drones to kill non-combatant civilians. As per American law, it is illegal to drone a US-born terrorist. American taxpayers, whose hard-earned dollars are used in war efforts, and particularly in drone killings, are generally very sensitive to sense killings and destruction. Since 9/11, they are being fed on the phobia of America’s security. The US public is internationally naïve geographical location of the US and is generally unaware of the political and military developments around the globe. They believe what is being fed to them by the American establishment through a obliging media. The indiscriminate killing by the drones is now presented as a business case; the drones enterprise is cost-effective; it ensures killing of terrorists without losing a single American life. Those killed alongside the terrorists are a normal business loss, a collateral damage, which can be written off the books.
Read more at: The Passive Voices: Drone Economics: A business case for the killing machines....
PESHAWAR: A US drone strike in North Waziristan’s Nashtar Darra area near the Pak-Afghan border killed five people on Friday, DawnNews reported. Sources claimed that eight people were also injured in the attack.
The attacks took place a day after Pakistan’s Foreign Office summoned a senior American diplomat to protest against US drone strikes in the country’s troubled tribal areas bordering Afghanistan. The US State department had confirmed the protests on Thursday.