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India-Pakistan
Pakistani forces hit Taliban's hideouts in NW
2008-07-15
(Xinhua) -- The mighty army of Pakistan bombed suspected positions of local Taliban in the country's northwest a few days after the Taliban killed 17 soldiers, the News Network International (NNI) news agency reported Monday.

There was no report of any casualty in the first shelling by army of the hideout of the Taliban at Hangu area in the NWFP.
The forces started bombing Taliban's hideouts at Zargiri town in North West Frontier Province (NWFP) Sunday night and the operation continued till Monday morning, said the report. There was no report of any casualty in the first shelling by army of the hideout of the Taliban at Hangu area in the NWFP.
"Butch? Was that artillery I heard?"
"Yeah. Ignore it. Shuddup and deal!"

Local Taliban attacked a convoy of security forces at Zargiri and killed 17 paramilitary soldiers last Saturday. They were heading to a fort along with tribal elders when the Taliban surrounded them. The killing of 17 soldiers by the Taliban has shocked the whole region and 200 armed villagers have announced to launch an operation against the Taliban, according to the NNI.
Posted by:Fred

#5  Hey Malik, be sure to aim high. We don't want to hurt them. Afterall, we don't want to anger them.
Posted by: JohnQC   2008-07-15 19:18  

#4  Okay, boys. Let's at least make it look like we're doing something.
Posted by: tu3031   2008-07-15 10:39  

#3  No casualties?
Posted by: john from   2008-07-15 09:51  

#2  The ISI still needs them...
Posted by: john frum   2008-07-15 09:50  

#1  Give them thier independence, please. Then let us bomb them, then you can have them back, Pak.
Posted by: plainslow   2008-07-15 07:44  

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