Taliban blitz American base
Published: July 14, 2008KABUL - Taliban killed nine US troops when they overrun an American base as bloody fighting broke out in several parts of Afghanistan on Sunday, reports a British newspaper. Nato reported that the small American Combat Outpost in Dara-i-Pech district of Kunar province, on the border with Nuristan Province in the east of the country, came under heavy fire at around 4.30am local time, according to The Times. Heavy fighting continued throughout the day with US forces calling in artillery, fast jets and Apache helicopters. Nato spokesmen warned of casualties “on both sides”, and it
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Kashmir CBMs talks on 18th
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan and India will discuss new Kashmir specific CBMs such as trade across the Line of Control (LoC) and truck service between Muzaffarabad and Srinagar as they hold their expert level talks on confidence building measures Read full story »
Qureshi says force not enough to root out terror: Osama hunt by US not allowed
NEW YORK - Pakistan and the United Nations would now start work on the modalities of the independent commission which Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has agreed to set up to probe into Benazir Bhutto’s assassination, Foreign Minister Shah Read full story »
Militants hand over bodies of 16 troops
HANGU - The alleged Taliban militants have handed over 16 dead bodies of the Frontier Constabulary (FC) personnel to the administration here on Sunday. “We have received 16 dead bodies of the FC personnel who were killed in Taliban Read full story »
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