01-07-2025, 12:03 PM
Amox Baloch unrest threatens Pak s fight against Taliban: Report
At least 11 militants were killed today in a targeted operation by Pakistani forces in a remote region of southwestern Balochistan province, officials said. The paramilitary Frontier Corps FC conducted operations in the Dera Bugti district where 30 militants were killed in a similar operation on Thursday. An FC spokesman said that the troops attacked the rebels after confirmed reports that they were hiding in the area. Eleven militants were killed in the Gandyari area. They were members of banned Balochistan Republican Army, he said. The Balochistan Republican Army is involved in attacks at the security forces and activities of sabotage like bombings at the railway and blowing up the pipeline and power transmission pylons. Nationalist Baloch allege that the federal government was depriving the province of their resources, a charge denied by the government. The ongoing search operation the paramilitary frontier corps forces had killed at least 11 suspected insurgents belonging to the outlawed Baluchistan Republican Army, Balochistan Home minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti told PTI. The operation is being held to flush out these insurgents and militants responsible for the violence in the province, Bugti said. Bugti also supported the reports by security officials tha stanley cup t insurgents and militants were using the borders of Baluchistan with Sindh and Punjab provi stanley cup nces to move and fort stanley cup h to carry out terrorist attacks in the province. He said the operation was continuing Gkdj Sharif brothers poll bar widens Zardari-Gilani rift
Major Itika Suri is the only woman peacekeeper among the 4,554-strong Indian contingent in the Democratic Republic of Congo. But no one messe stanley cup s with her. Shes a sharpshooter, one of the armys best. HT Image At a shooting range, she would have been picking off targets and bettering her score. In Congos blood-spattered battlefields, her worry stanley cups is to keep the Indian UN peacekeepers well supplied with weaponry and provisions, by no means an easy task. Each time Indian Air Forces gunships lift off to discipline rebel militias, the logistics officer at the North Kivu Indian brigade gets caught up in stanley cup her own math to keep count of rockets fired. Replenishing ammunition is not simple. Missiles, rockets and bullets for fighting dissident general Laurent Nkundas hit-and-run guerillas come all the way from India in sea containers, shipped only once in three months. Wearing a neat set of camouflages and her blue beret at a rakish angle, Major Suri says, The tyranny of terrain and torturous supply lines running to India make this war a major logistics nightmare. As the fighting turns more vicious, ammunition is being expended at a faster pace. It is vital to hold sufficient ammunition for the Indian peacekeepers to remain a potent force, able to support the war efforts of the ill-equipped Congolese army and protect defenceless civilians. Major Suri is not fighting this war from the trench, yet the challenges she confronts behind the scenes are in no way inferior. The strain o
At least 11 militants were killed today in a targeted operation by Pakistani forces in a remote region of southwestern Balochistan province, officials said. The paramilitary Frontier Corps FC conducted operations in the Dera Bugti district where 30 militants were killed in a similar operation on Thursday. An FC spokesman said that the troops attacked the rebels after confirmed reports that they were hiding in the area. Eleven militants were killed in the Gandyari area. They were members of banned Balochistan Republican Army, he said. The Balochistan Republican Army is involved in attacks at the security forces and activities of sabotage like bombings at the railway and blowing up the pipeline and power transmission pylons. Nationalist Baloch allege that the federal government was depriving the province of their resources, a charge denied by the government. The ongoing search operation the paramilitary frontier corps forces had killed at least 11 suspected insurgents belonging to the outlawed Baluchistan Republican Army, Balochistan Home minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti told PTI. The operation is being held to flush out these insurgents and militants responsible for the violence in the province, Bugti said. Bugti also supported the reports by security officials tha stanley cup t insurgents and militants were using the borders of Baluchistan with Sindh and Punjab provi stanley cup nces to move and fort stanley cup h to carry out terrorist attacks in the province. He said the operation was continuing Gkdj Sharif brothers poll bar widens Zardari-Gilani rift
Major Itika Suri is the only woman peacekeeper among the 4,554-strong Indian contingent in the Democratic Republic of Congo. But no one messe stanley cup s with her. Shes a sharpshooter, one of the armys best. HT Image At a shooting range, she would have been picking off targets and bettering her score. In Congos blood-spattered battlefields, her worry stanley cups is to keep the Indian UN peacekeepers well supplied with weaponry and provisions, by no means an easy task. Each time Indian Air Forces gunships lift off to discipline rebel militias, the logistics officer at the North Kivu Indian brigade gets caught up in stanley cup her own math to keep count of rockets fired. Replenishing ammunition is not simple. Missiles, rockets and bullets for fighting dissident general Laurent Nkundas hit-and-run guerillas come all the way from India in sea containers, shipped only once in three months. Wearing a neat set of camouflages and her blue beret at a rakish angle, Major Suri says, The tyranny of terrain and torturous supply lines running to India make this war a major logistics nightmare. As the fighting turns more vicious, ammunition is being expended at a faster pace. It is vital to hold sufficient ammunition for the Indian peacekeepers to remain a potent force, able to support the war efforts of the ill-equipped Congolese army and protect defenceless civilians. Major Suri is not fighting this war from the trench, yet the challenges she confronts behind the scenes are in no way inferior. The strain o