Please forces in East, 11 militants killed

Kurram Agency Kurram's central plane ... Mercuryin security forces operation against militants.Forces in the latest Proceedings of militantsseized three key positions ushered out, while stillmore than 50 militants were killed in action . thecentral area of ​​Kurram agency Kurram forcesoperation against militants continues. securityforces and ground forces, Proceedings of the mainstronghold of militants asprkyt, Pong and has filedan area free of militants and security forces to kurtis more advanced. fresh eleven militants were killed in action while seven wounded. the militantsdestroyed three hideouts were rejected.Proceedings of the resulting forces also woundedan officer. I still have five security operation officerswere injured, as a whole far more than five militantswere killed in action. during the operations,security forces, seven militants were the maintargets CLAIR. forces during the operation more than six thousand displaced families Curly. luyrkrmarea for victims in Durrani camp has beenestablished.

Karachi, killing 11 people killed in the latest events

 Karachi, 11 people lost their lives in the residential communities at the municipal Town miscreants Awan bombs and rocket attacks at night, after which the area is put in fear. Police Orangi Town area of ​​the TV market in krcy firing of unidentified man was killed and another injured. Dalmiya in the field of unknown men shot and killed a man. Municipality Town and unidentified persons in Kharadar Two people were killed by gunfire.'ve Market and north of Karachi, killing two people in firing by unknown persons. Police in the Town Municipality, according to a child died from unknown persons opened fire. Orangi Town, unknown persons fired in 10 points,Eight shops were burnt down completely. Aligarh market president, told Geo News that the market is on fire by unknown miscreants. The market was closed for five days. Baldia Town neighborhood number 3 in the Gujarat , Turkish neighborhood, KS Mujahid Road at night, unknown miscreants nydsty bomb, bomb and rocket attacks Awan. which resulted in damage to houses, and 4 people injured including a child and woman, in the area uhras intense fear spread, in the Town municipal police raided suspected houses and arrested 5 suspects, including ammunition and explosives were also recovered motorcycle. 

Border war stokes Af-Pak tensions at key juncture

KABUL: An escalating border war in the badlands between Afghanistan and Pakistan is fanning tensions at a key juncture as Afghans and Americans reach out to the Taliban for peace talks.

For weeks, security forces on both sides of the unmarked border have issued claim and counter-claim over cross-border rocket and guerilla attacks that have reportedly killed dozens of residents and forced hundreds of others to flee.

Afghan President Hamid Karzai told Pakistan’s army chief Ashfaq Kayani the attacks must stop, the Pakistanis summoned the Afghan ambassador and Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani complained back to Karzai.

“We believe that this seriously hurts our relations with Pakistan and this endangers the War on Terror,” Afghan presidency spokesman Hamid Elmi told AFP.

For years the neighbours have traded accusations over the Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants embedded in both countries, who criss cross the porous, unmarked border and fight security forces from both governments.

The row is exacerbated by the fact that Afghanistan disputes the 2,400-kilometre (1,500-mile) Durrand Line, the 19th century demarcation of the border that separates Pashtun families and tribes.

But the intensity of the recriminations and reported attacks has never been stronger than in the last month, with Pakistan reeling from the fallout of Osama bin Laden’s death and momentum gathering for talks with the Taliban.

Since late May, Afghan officials say some 800 rockets, mortars and artillery shells have been fired from Pakistan into Afghan villages, leaving dozens of civilians dead and injured.

More than 250 families in Kunar have fled their homes, said Mohammad Fazil, who heads a provincial department for displaced persons.

Popular anger has triggered small rallies in recent days in the capital and near the border in the city of Asad Abad, where demonstrators threatened to take matters into their own hands if Afghan forces failed to fight back.

The violence underscores the problems faced in attempts to forge contacts between militants and power brokers to negotiate an end to a decade of conflict since US-led troops brought down the Taliban regime in Kabul.

Haroun Mir, a Kabul-based independent analyst, said the attacks are meant to show Afghanistan that no peace can be long-lasting without Pakistan’s consent. Pakistanis have recently complained about being left out of peace attempts.

“Through this they are telling the Afghan government and the US and Nato that they can destabilise Afghanistan if they are left out,” he said.

US troops in Afghanistan earlier this year abandoned remote outposts in the far reaches of Kunar and Nuristan provinces, where they had failed to win over locals, in favour of concentrating on larger population centres.

Giles Dorronsoro, analyst with the Washington-based Carnegie Endowment for Peace, issued a report last month criticising the Western military strategy.

“If anything, the current strategy is making a political solution less likely, notably because it is antagonizing Pakistan without containing the rise of the armed opposition,” wrote Dorronsoro.

“The crisis on both sides of the border is growing, and the evacuation of Western security forces from the Afghan side limits the capacity for negotiations with the Pakistanis.”

Pakistan denies it has targeted Afghan territory, saying that a few stray rounds may have crossed the border and complaining that villages on its side of the border have been the victim of Afghan-based Taliban violence.

Army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas said that Pakistani operations had caused insurgents to flee across the border to Afghanistan, from where they were launching attacks on Pakistan.

“They have been given a space there (in Afghanistan). So this is their side’s responsibility not to allow them to do so,” said Abbas.

The post-Taliban administration in Kabul is deeply suspicious of Pakistan for its historic links to the Taliban and for militant strongholds on its territory that officials say are used to launch attacks in Afghanistan.

As the US-led coalition negotiates an exit from the 10-year war, Pakistan is clear it wants to be part of any peace talks, but its relations with the United States, at least publicly, have hit an all-time low.

But Islamabad-based analyst Imtiaz Gul said there was no escaping the need to involve Pakistan in any long-term peace for the region.

“Geography accords this role to Pakistan. You may try without Pakistan but where does the guarantee come that the security will be lasting?”

Thirty four die in killing fields of Karachi

KARACHI: Karachi remained in grip of violence for the third consecutive day on Thursday and another 34 people, including a six-year-old girl, were killed in armed attacks on buses and houses.

The death toll in three days of violence rose to 63 with the security administration appearing to be completely paralysed and unable to quell violence.

City Police Chief Saud Mirza said that 18 people were killed in armed attacks in Qasba Colony and parts of Orangi Town, which remained the worst affected areas.

At least 12 people were killed and over 30 injured in attacks on two passenger buses in the areas.

After keeping quiet for the whole day, the political administration came up with a late-night announcement that 1,000 personnel of the Frontier Constabulary had been deployed, but the authorities denied planning any ‘major operation’ in the strife-torn areas.

“Let me make it very clear that there is no operation planned,” Interior Minister Rehman Malik, who arrived here after midnight on instructions of the prime minister, told reporters at the Quaid-i-Azam International Airport.

“But definitely there will be targeted actions in the affected areas and I have ordered deployment of 1,000 FC troops to enforce law in the city.”

Answering a question, he did not blame any party for the worst cycle of ethnic violence in Karachi in many years, but called upon Muttahida Qaumi Movement chief Altaf

Hussain and the Awami National Party to play their role to restore peace in the city.

“Karachi is in a sensitive situation, but we have all the information, we know where the planning was done to start violence, we know who are the elements behind it and we are determined to take action against them,” he added.

Earlier, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah presided over a meeting on the law and order situation.

The meeting, attended by police and Sindh Rangers authorities, ended with shoot-at-sight orders to enforce the writ of the government. It also agreed to move against ‘armed miscreants’ on Friday.

“During the past two days we pointed out strife-torn areas and gathered intelligence,” City Police Chief Saud Mirza told Dawn.

“Now we will definitely move against them (terrorists) with credible information in hand. I can assure you that the situation will start turning better from Friday.”

The bus attacks on Friday targeting mainly Urdu-speaking passengers appeared to be in retaliation of the killing of five Pakhtuns whose bullet-riddled bodies were found in a minibus on Thursday.

River water in India has left hundreds of acres lost

Lahore) Pakistan, India has left water in the rivers. Sulaimanki head high, and hundreds of acres of land on the surface was under water. Upper parts of Punjab on Thursday continued a series of intermittent rain. However, Sindh and Balochistan still wrapped in summer. According to Meteorological Department monsoon rains will continue this series of two to three days. has pleasant weather with rain in northern districts of Punjab. Upper Punjab, NWFP and Kashmir today, while scattered rain FaisalabadShading badlud angry people turned out to dismantle a normal life, including the provincial capital of the province bhrmyn prlud different places last ruzbhy kaslslh shedding continued protest by opposition protesters in the streets for kutryfk bndrkha. pypkutrjman For the last ruzbjly 18 thousand 123 megawatts, while producing 13 thousand to 43 mega watts are. Mianwali Movement Rights Mianwali's leaders and activists, arresting the shutter down strike on the fourth day continued and the protesters kmrksany the road blocked. the rights Mianwali leaders said requirements for approval of the protest movement's leaders and will be continued.

Indian minister accused of corruption and resigned in

New Delhi, India's telecoms industry dyandy Maran after allegations of involvement in the scandal has resigned from the cabinet. Dyandy Maran was the first minister of telecommunications. Dyandy Maran, however, declared the allegations false and said the investigation to the left to free and fair. 2G, while a minister in scandal, a legislator and owner of several companies are in jail. cbi misappropriating billions in the telecommunication department of the Supreme Court on Wednesday admitted Maran was also mentioned in his investigative report. CBI said in its report that Malaysia dyandy Maran, a mobile company to license a company was forced to sell. the accused is Malaysia's company, the TV channel had allegedly given Rs seven billion. dyandy Maran normal on Thursday after a cabinet meeting attended by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's residence and he and hisTelecom Minister A Raja has already resigned and he is in New Delhi's Tihar Jail. DMK president and former thuml Nadu Chief Minister M. krunandy mining fool's daughter and member of Parliament is also in jail.

Pakistan does not possess nuclear weapons, want to see in safe hands, United States

New York, U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, said Mark Gross Man mistaken impression that the U.S. wants to occupy Pakistan's nuclear weapons, Pakistan's nuclear weapons are the weapons we want to see in safe hands, Pakistan deserves respect for more than 19 thousand Pakistanis have made sacrifices for their lives against terrorism, Pakistan and the U.S. combined (Jointly) as to any action against terrorism and Pakistan's economy is built on solid foundations representative to the "war" in an exclusive interview the U.S. They are a peaceful, stable and prosperous South Asia is the region we want to see and brutally honest dialogue between the United States wants Pakistan to Afghanistan, Pakistan agree to the legitimate interests and peace in the region from Central Asia to India and Bangladesh share business contacts and resources to produce prosperity in the region of a trillion dollars in hugaafganstan war costs more than 12 billion dollars over the front-line component only prdbaw Pakistan with the assistance, criticism and demands on U.S. policy in response to a question he said Pakistan's "cuaysz" We have to be clear about Pakistan and terrorism are not subjected to the pressure The end and the economy for the joint action to Ambassador Marc Gross man said my diplomatic life of the first appointment in 1970, Pakistan was one I will always remember the people of the great respect for Pakistan themselves as problems U.S. seeks better deal for Pakistan.

Freedom flutyla stop citizens against the Spanish Embassy in Athens occupied

Madrid (online), translator of Palestinian civiliansby Greece for five years in an Israeli blockade ofGaza port city surrounded by the international reliefconvoy moving to ports flutyla Freedom to protestagainst the embassy in Athens, the capital ofGreece hemline uٴkrlya's. Spain's volunteers andhuman rights activists from Spain Embassy of thestrong protest made​​. Media Center Palestine, theAthens of the news agency that the 21 Spanishvolunteers naval ship gyrnyka on the tax wanted to go to Gaza.

Afghan militants on Pakistani territory and attack, 20 militants killed in retaliation

Tymrgrh Afghan militants on Pakistani territory andattacked on Thursday. The security forcesretaliated, killing 20 Afghan fighters. According tomedia late Thursday lower as the remotemountainous region bordering Afghanistan in the imperial forces prqaym post 150 was attacked bymilitants near Afghan. attackers mortar shells androckets at security forces check post attackedfrom. the security forces which resulted inoverwhelming response of at least 20 militantskilled reports of the post. a royal districtheadquarters tymrgrh approximately 65 kmnorthwest of the mountain region and Afghanistan's eastern province of Kunar's connected with. a royalconnect tamely Pass a few weeks ago, Abbas, aborder post was attacked in which 14 securitypersonnel including police and soldiers were lyuyz,were killed. sources said the attack on Sundaywhile Afghan militants are scattered in differentareas, different areas like evil 4 schools, 15 shopsand a mosque were burned.

Saleem Shahzad, a Pakistani journalist was murdered with government approval, U.S. alleges

Washington, U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the committee alleged that the Pakistani journalist Salim shzadkuhkumty aaydkya was prqtl discretion. He said in a statement that the Pakistani government approved the killing of journalist Saleem shzadky, journalist kugzsth months were killed. This decision was foreign minister level. However, journalists in the murder of his responsibility not imposed on the country's intelligence agencies. He assaulted journalists and measures against journalistsGovernment can not continue. This is tantamount to move forward in the wrong direction. The Pakistani intelligence agency charged with the murder of Saleem Shahzad has been imposed on the ISI has denied involvement in the incident.Can. The Government of Pakistan in this regard before a neutral, independent and self-constituted mktarkmysn appealed to the public that if anyone has any evidence he presented to the commission to bring. spokesperson It seems that some powers to the case against the democratic government of Pakistan and want to use. about a fsus nothing can be said to express.