Pakistani officials say that based on the border with Afghanistan NATO forces on a Pakistani patrol helicopters firing of two security personnel injured. Meanwhile, NATO officials say that shooting was committed by Pakistan.
Correspondent Dilawar Khan Wazir said the local administration that Pakistan's tribal areas this incident Ditta Khel in North Waziristan region near nine o'clock Tuesday morning occurred.
Pakistani army sabh issued by public relations statement that 'two NATO helicopters in the North Waziristan region near the Pakistani checkpoint coat man violated limits on the post in which soldiers fired on them and two Pakistani troops exchange gunfire wounded '.
According to local administration security personnel injured was shifted to Miranshah where a condition is critical.
When the helicopter arrived on their cross-border firing was which he did not answer immediately but other times being fired, he fired back. NATO officials Pakistani army says that flag in protest over the incident and has asked for the meeting.
NATO officials said that 'According to initial reports two coalition helicopters in the area of Khost province, coalition forces were present to help and military forward operations base across the border from Pakistan direct and indirect fire being was'.
NATO officials also said that 'when their helicopter arrived on the cross-border firing which he did not answer immediately but other times being fired, he fired back'.
Ditta Khel area of care that Pakistani territory from across the border to target the second incident this month. Ditta Khel Earlier in May eleven zuyy sydgy place at night several missiles fired from Afghan territory were houses in which victims were civilians also were killed and three people.
Pak-Afghan border on both sides during the recent past incidents of firing and shelling has come an increase in the incidents, however, the governments of Pakistan and Afghanistan from a particular reaction has not been expressed. Firing NATO helicopters, two Pakistani soldiers injured