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Tahir Yuldash is wounded | |
2004-03-27 | |
Pakistan's military badly wounded a senior al-Qaida leader, who is now hiding out in the country's western tribal area, a military spokesman said Saturday. Al-Qaida commander Tahir Yuldash — also known as Tahir Yuldashev — had been mentioned earlier as one of two possible "high-value targets" cornered when Pakistan's military began a sweep of South Waziristan on March 16. In a statement, military spokesman Maj. Gen. Shaukat Sultan said only that recent intelligence indicated that Yuldash was severely wounded and in hiding in western Pakistan.
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Posted by:Dan Darling |
#7 I still think the simple (tho pretty fair light infantry) woodcutters have laid a pretty good whipping on the Pakis. If the Pakis can hang in their with the D-9 and do serious we will make your life a living hell they may yet have a chance, we'll see. |
Posted by: Shipman 2004-03-27 5:20:58 PM |
#6 My appetite has returned! |
Posted by: Bottle Fly 2004-03-27 5:17:12 PM |
#5 "Hey Tahir, looks like you got gutshot! Is that painful? I bet it is, from the groaning sounds....It don't smell good neither...." Frank G, Gutshots really stink, a horrid smell of shit and bile and blood mixed together, plus they really get good if they have been out in the sun for a while. Flies seem to really like gutshot stiffs though, like a buffet line (or pile). Probably hurts likle hell, the massive nerve bundle from the lower extremities would be bathed in ackey-pooey. |
Posted by: Bodyguard 2004-03-27 4:51:53 PM |
#4 One goatfat poultice for our favorite Major General of Doom. |
Posted by: Super Hose 2004-03-27 3:57:22 PM |
#3 I agree B they are doing a khaleed sheikh mohammed with zawahire. |
Posted by: Evert Visser in NL 2004-03-27 3:25:25 PM |
#2 "Hey Tahir, looks like you got gutshot! Is that painful? I bet it is, from the groaning sounds....It don't smell good neither...." |
Posted by: Frank G 2004-03-27 3:19:03 PM |
#1 It's been awfully silent re: Zawahiri lately. No further reports about if he escaped - and no firm denials that he hasn't been captured either. Silence is usually a good sign in cases like this. It makes me hopeful. |
Posted by: B 2004-03-27 12:47:41 PM |