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Author: HangPC2    Time: 2-7-2009 10:38 PM
Title: Pakistan Armed Forces Gallery and Discussion
Pakistan starts assembling Pakistani-built combat aircraft




Updated : 2009-06-30 15:41



ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Air Force (PAF) started assembling of the first Pakistani-built JF-17 Thunder combat aircraft on Tuesday, local TV channel reported.

Rao Qamar Suleman, Chief of Staff of the PAF, inaugurated the construction in a ceremony at Amra which houses the Pakistan Aeronautical Complex in the mountainous north of the Punjab province. Top military and civilian officials of Pakistan and China attended the ceremony, the private TV channel GEO NEWS reported.

GEO NEWS quoted Suleman as saying that this success will enhance Pakistan's air power in the region and at international scale. Suleman praised the Chinese cooperation and said that the joint Sino-Pakistan project is a living example of the cooperation between the two countries.

Pakistan and China signed an agreement for the production of 42 JF-17 fighters, which are expected to form the backbone of Pakistani aerial combat fleet in coming years.

The Pakistan Air Force has so far received eight JF-17 jets from China that are being used for testing and evaluation. The PAF plans to raise its first squadron of JF-17 jets by the end of this year.



- Xinhua -


Author: HangPC2    Time: 4-7-2009 12:38 AM
JF-17 Thunder aircraft reaches at stage to be assembled in Pakistan




















Author: HangPC2    Time: 4-7-2009 01:13 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxpYYwTmkYQ
Author: ZENC    Time: 6-7-2009 07:51 PM
how about their plan to built JF-17 stealthy its still going on?
Author: alphawolf    Time: 7-7-2009 08:08 AM
4# ZENC

The stealthier (better say 'lower RCS') version of the Thunder is still under development
Author: Debmey    Time: 7-7-2009 08:37 AM
looks like an F16 or F20.
good bang for the buck. .
Author: HangPC2    Time: 26-10-2009 12:47 PM
Raid on Pakistan Army HQ




















Author: HangPC2    Time: 26-10-2009 12:56 PM
PAF capable of destroying drones : Air Chief




       
RISALPUR: Air Chief Marshal Rao Qamar Suleman Thursday said that air force destroyed several hideouts and caches of ammunition of militants and paved the way for the military to make advance in the troubled areas of Swat.

He said that air force is completely supporting the military in its ongoing efforts in the tribal areas and Swat, adding F-16, F-7 and Mirages are taking part in the Swat operation.

The Air Chief maintained that Pakistan armed forces are grappling with not only the greater external enemies but also the problems of extremism and terrorism within the country.

Later talking to journalists, he said targeting the drones and taking them down is not a problem and Pakistan Air Force is fully capable for the purpose; however, any decision in this regard rests with the parliament and the government.

However, the Air Chief added that the action could lead Pakistan to confrontation with Nato or US.

Air Chief Marshal Rao said that Pakistan shot down Indian UAV drone during the 2001-02 standoff with India.

He hoped that Pakistan is likely to receive AWACS planes in November or October, adding India was given the same aircrafts which could lead to fresh escalation and arms race in the region.

Rao Qamar Suleman said that the country has a lot of expectations from the Air Force, which it will try to fulfil at all cost without fail.
Author: HangPC2    Time: 26-10-2009 01:41 PM
PAF F-16 Block 52 Induction Ceremony

















Author: Debmey    Time: 26-10-2009 06:51 PM
Security forces secure more area in SWA after intense engagements
Pakistan Times Federal Bureau

ISLAMABAD: After intense engagements, security forces on Sunday have secured the significant mountain top of Tarkona Narai after an effort lasting 16 hours and also progressed well on Jandola-Sararogha Axis securing important ridges in South Waziristan Agency (SWA).

According to ISPR, 15 terrorists were killed during security forces operation Rah-e-Nijat in SWA inthe last 24 hours. Security forces losses are one soldier shaheed and three injured.

Details of operations are as:

On Jandola - Sararogha Axis; After securing Kotkai Town, security forces advancing further have secured important ridge, point 1125 north of Shishwam and also secured an important feature one Km west of Gharlai which is 2 Kms north of Kotkai. Terrorists have fled from the area and are firing sporadic rockets at positions of security forces from distant heights.

On the western side of Axis security forces secured forward ridges of Kaskai 3 Kms north west of Kotkai.

On Shakai - Kaniguram Axis; The battle to secure Tarkona Narai the highest feature on important Junction east of Sherwangi commenced yesterday finally achieved success and has been completely secured. The mountain top had 4 strong points and series of bunkers.

Besides killing 4 terrorists on the mountain top itself, a fleeing terrorists vehicle carrying 8 terrorists was engaged and destroyed, killing all 8 terrorists. During this operation 1 Non Commissioned Officer embraced shahadat and 3 soldiers injured.

During search of a compound in area south west of Sherwangi 3 terrorists were killed and 1 x 12.7 mm gun, 8 rockets, 18 x 60 mm mortar bombs and 8 x 82 mm mortar bombs have been recovered.

As far as the Operation Rah-e-Rast in Swat and Malakand is concerned, 6 terrorists voluntarily surrendered to security forces at Pushtanai, and Derai.

Security forces conducted search operation at Sakrano Khwar near Shalpin, Mangaltan and apprehended 5 suspects.

On a tip off, security forces apprehended a wanted suicide bomber from village Kuz Durshkhela near Khawazakhela.

In Bajaur, at about 1745 hours on Saturday, MI-17 Helicopter while on dumping mission crash landed due to technical fault at Nawapass. Resultantly 6 soldiers (3 of Aviation and 3 of FC) embraced shahadat. Pilots of the helicopter were injured in the crash. Both are safe and out of danger.

Relief Activities in DI Khan and Tank, 299 ton of mix rations from Army have been distributed amongst IDPs of  D I Khan while 10 trucks carrying 50 tons mix rations have been distributed in Wana.

In all 6,541 cash cards have been distributed amongst the displaced families of SWA.
Author: Debmey    Time: 29-10-2009 01:41 PM
Car Bomb at Pakistan Market Kills at Least 100


Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton pledged U.S. support for Islamabad's campaign against Islamic militants, after a car bomb struck a busy market in northwestern Pakistan on Wednesday, killing 100 people, most of whom were women and children.

"I strongly condemn the cowardly attack today in Afghanistan," Clinton said.

"My thoughts and prayers are with all those who were injured and the families who lost loved ones."

SLIDESHOW: Deadly Car Bombing in Pakistan Market

More than 200 people were wounded in the blast in the main northwestern city of Peshawar, the deadliest in a surge of attacks by suspected insurgents this month. The government blamed militants seeking to avenge an army offensive launched this month against Al Qaeda and Taliban in their stronghold close to the Afghan border.

The bombing was the deadliest since explosions hit homecoming festivities for former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in Karachi in October 2007, killing about 150 people. Bhutto was later slain in a separate attack.

Wednesday's bomb destroyed much of the Mina Bazaar in Peshawar's old town, a warren of narrow alleys clogged with stalls and shops selling dresses, toys and cheap jewelry that drew many female shoppers and children in the conservative city.

The blast collapsed buildings, including a mosque, and set scores of shops ablaze. The wounded sat amid burning debris and parts of bodies as a huge plume of gray smoke rose above the city.

Crying for help, men tried to pull survivors from beneath wreckage. One man carried away a baby with a bloody face and a group of men rescued a young boy covered in dust, but others found only bodies of the dead. A two-story building collapsed as firefighters doused it with water, triggering more panic.

"There was a deafening sound and I was like a blind man for a few minutes," said Mohammad Usman, who was wounded in the shoulder. "I heard women and children crying and started to help others. There was the smell of human flesh in the air."
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Clinton, on her first visit to Pakistan as secretary of state, was a three-hour drive away in the capital, Islamabad, when the blast took place. Speaking to reporters, she praised the army's anti-Taliban offensive in South Waziristan and offered U.S. support.

"I want you to know this fight is not Pakistan's alone," Clinton said. "These extremists are committed to destroying what is dear to us as much as they are committed to destroying that which is dear to you and to all people. So this is our struggle as well."

Standing beside her, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the violence would not break his government's will to fight back.

"The resolve and determination will not be shaken," Qureshi said. "People are carrying out such heinous crimes — they want to shake our resolve. I want to address them: We will not buckle. We will fight you. We will fight you because we want peace and stability in Pakistan."

Peshawar, the economic hub of the northwest and the seat of the provincial government, has long been a favorite target of militants who control large parts of territory to the west in tribal regions near the Afghanistan border. Extremism has flourished there since it was used as a staging ground in the 1980s for U.S.-funded fighters preparing to battle the Soviet-installed regime in Afghanistan.

No group claimed responsibility for the bombing, but that is not unusual, especially when the victims are Pakistani civilians. North West Frontier Province Information Minister Mian Iftikhar Hussain said 100 people were killed. A doctor said 60 of the dead were either women or children.

Three bombs have exploded in Peshawar this month, including one that killed more than 50 people. They are part of at least 10 major attacks in Pakistan that have killed 250 people either claimed by or blamed on Taliban militants.

Most have targeted security forces, but some bombs have gone off in public places, apparently to undercut support for the army's assault on the border and expose the weakness of the government.

The Taliban have warned Pakistan that they would stage more attacks if the army does not end its ground offensive in the South Waziristan tribal region, where the military has sent 30,000 troops to flush out insurgents. South Waziristan is a major base for the Pakistani Taliban and other foreign militants.

Hussain blamed the militants for Wednesday's attack.

"We are hitting them at their center of terrorism, and they are hitting back targeting Peshawar," he said. "This is a tough time for us. We are picking up the bodies of our women and children, but we will follow these terrorists and eliminate them."
Author: w_md_harris    Time: 29-10-2009 02:34 PM
@debmey ... this thread is about Pakistan Armed Forces, not bout terrorism ... dont flood this thread with unrelated articles .. damn !!
Author: Debmey    Time: 29-10-2009 03:36 PM
the pakistani armed forces is fighting the biggest threat to their country sir as thousands of innocent civilians are being killed by these terrorists.
What strategy do you think they shld use to combat these Taliban terrorists?  What would yu do if yu are the chief of staff PAF.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 29-10-2009 04:45 PM
13# Debmey

juz sit on my "lazy bench" and enjoy my coconut drink....wala......
Author: Debmey    Time: 29-10-2009 07:57 PM
I felt sick at what happened at Peshawar. I don't understand why they target a market full of women. You enjoying your coconut drink my fren?
Author: Debmey    Time: 29-10-2009 09:47 PM
U.S. Reportedly Rushes Aid for Pakistani Assaults on Taliban
The Obama administration has reportedly rushed hundreds of millions of dollars in arms, equipment and high-tech sensors to Pakistani forces in recent months to support military operations in Taliban-controlled areas along the border with Afghanistan.

The Obama administration has reportedly rushed hundreds of millions of dollars in arms, equipment and high-tech sensors to Pakistani forces in recent months to support military operations in Taliban-controlled areas along the border with Afghanistan.

The New York Times, citing senior U.S. and Pakistani officials, reports that Obama personally intervened at the request of Pakistan's top army general to quicken the delivery of 10 Mi-17 troop transport helicopters. Senior Pentagon officials have also rushed spare parts for Cobra helicopter gunships, night vision goggles, body armor and eavesdropping equipment to the region, the New York Times reports.

American military surveillance drones are also supplying video images to Pakistani ground commanders, the New York Times reports, and Pentagon officials have supplied the Pakistani Air Force with infrared sensors for F-16 warplanes to lead bombing assaults on militant strongholds in South Waziristan.

The massive military buildup comes as President Obama considers sending tens of thousands more American soldiers to war in neighboring Afghanistan.

On Wednesday, a car bomb killed at least 100 people and wounded more than 200 others in northwestern Pakistan, indicating that drastic action will be needed to combat terrorism throughout the region -- not just in Afghanistan, where U.S. troops are winding up their deadliest month since the war began eight years ago.

Wednesday's marketplace bombing was the third in Peshawar this month by Taliban forces who seek to undercut support for the Pakistani army and expose the weakness of the Pakistani government. The combined death toll from the three blasts is 250 people.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, visiting the country for the first time as America's chief diplomat when the attack occurred, and she pledged the U.S. will support Pakistan in its ongoing campaign against militants.

Pakistan is currently struggling against "tenacious and brutal extremist groups," Clinton told reporters Wednesday at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "I want you to know this fight is not Pakistan's alone. ... These extremists are committed to destroying what is dear to us as much as they are committed to destroying that which is dear to you and to all people. So this is our struggle as well."

White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs told reporters in Washington on Wednesday that Obama extends his condolences to "innocent victims" of violent extremists in Afghanistan or Pakistan.

"The events in Pakistan demonstrate the lengths extremists will go to and the type of threat they pose not just for this country, but for the country of Pakistan as well," he said.

Wednesday's bombing was part of a "real campaign" by extremists to demonstrate that they're a "force that can strike at any time and any place," said Gabe Schoenfeld, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, a Washington-based think tank.

"The war has been in Pakistan for some time," Schoenfeld told Foxnews.com Wednesday. "The Taliban and Al Qaeda are heading for any point that's weak. This is their pushback, an attempt to try and destabilize Pakistan before they're crushed.

"It's a very critical moment. If the Pakistani military can deprive them of a safe haven, they can make it much more difficult for them to operate."

But, he said, the Pakistani authorities so far "cannot stop them."

"The Pakistani government needs to snuff this out and will require pressing hard against the Taliban and their safe haven," he said.
Author: Debmey    Time: 30-10-2009 10:43 PM
Operation Rah-e-Nijat: 11 more terrorists killed
Pakistan Times Federal Bureau

ISLAMABAD: Eleven more terrorists have been killed in SWA as part of the ongoing operation Rah-e-Nijat, an ISPR news release said here Thursday.

Due to mortar fire on the security forces, one soldier embraced Shahadat while two others sustained injuries.On Jandola-Sararogha Axis, the security forces are consolidating their positions while the important town of Inzar Kalay has been fully sanitized and cleared of mines, IEDs and bobby traps.

Clearance of Zariwam is in progress where during securing of heights north of Ganra Kas, 5 terrorists fleeing from the area were killed. Due to terrorists mortar fire one soldier embraced Shahadat and 2 injured.

On Shakai- Kaniguram Axis the security forces are expanding their perimeter of security and closing in towards Kaniguram from east and west.

During expansion towards Kaniguram, a comprehensive training centre of terrorists has been discovered in area North West of Khaikaeh Narai - 2 Kms South of Kaniguram.

The security forces secured important height point 2200 west of Kaniguram overlooking road Gani Khel and Mazakai. During securing of this feature, 6 terrorists have been killed along with destruction of 4 bunkers.

Asman Manza feature located 1 km North of Kaniguram overlooking Kaniguram and facilitating move towards Kaniguram has also been secured while forces are consolidating their positions at Servek and Tarkona Narai.

On Razmak - Makeen Axis, the security forces after fully securing Sharakai Sar, successfully moved forward and secured Pakalita and Manza Sar feature North East of village China along main axis Razmak-Makeen.

Consolidation of their positions by security forces at Shaga, point 6813, Tip-Ghar Top and green top is continuing while position in Eastern portion and central area of Nawazkot is also being consolidated.

Operation Rah-e-Rast

As far as operation Rah-e-Rast in Swat and Waziristan is concerned, security forces conducted search operation in Nawakilli and apprehended four suspects.

During search operation security forces recovered vehicle of terrorist commander Hussain with driver from Ballogram near Mingora.

So far, 7,099 cash cards have been distributed amongst the displaced families of Waziristan.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 31-10-2009 12:04 AM
15# Debmey

yup....what to do????

long time ago this taliban also got full support from ur uncle......go back and search some history books....study the history 1st....
Author: HangPC2    Time: 31-10-2009 02:23 PM
Post Last Edit by HangPC2 at 6-11-2009 12:46

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Author: Debmey    Time: 1-11-2009 11:19 PM
15# Debmey

yup....what to do????

long time ago this taliban also got full support from ur uncle......go back and search some history books....study the history 1st....
lkick2113 Post at 31-10-2009 00:04



The Taliban was a creation of Pakistan, not USA. Taliban came on the scene only after the liberation of Afghanistan. That is why Taliban can survive in Pakistan for so long.
The people supported by the US in the fight against the Soviets eventually became the Northern Alliance who ended up fighting with the Taliban.
The Taliban was actually supported by the Pakis, Saudis and UAEs. These are the countries who supported them materially as well as recognised them as legitimate government of Afghanistan.
Author: tempur    Time: 2-11-2009 11:49 AM
Pakistan terlalu mengikut rentak barat yang menginginkan Taliban yang berselindung di  pakistan dimusnahkan atas dasar memerangi keganasan.... masalah nya pakistan memperjudikan nyawa dan keamanan negaranya sendiri... yang untung dalam konflik ini sudah tentulah kuasa barat yang membekalkan senjata dan india mampu meningkatkan sistem pertahanannya tanpa ada sebarang persaingan drpd musuh tradisinya... Sepatutnya pakistan memerangi hati taliban dengan memberi bantuan bukan bersifat ketenteraan dan pada masa sama menjamin keselamatan kedua buah pihak...taliban terpaksa berjuang sebab tersepit...islam berganduh sesama islam...yang untung kuasa hitam kat belakang yg sentiasa memerhati agar umat islam sentiasa bergaduh... apapun kita semua berdoa agar semua ini berhenti secepat mungkin...
Author: Debmey    Time: 2-11-2009 05:18 PM
Bomber Outside Pakistan Bank Kills at Least 30
Nov. 2: Pakistani policemen secure the site after a homicide bomb blast in Rawalpindi.

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan —  A homicide bomber killed 30 people outside a bank near Pakistan's capital Monday, while the U.N. said spreading violence in the country had forced it to suspend long-term development work in the northwest regions along the Afghan border.

Islamist insurgents have carried out numerous attacks in Pakistan in recent weeks, killing some 250 people in retaliation for an army offensive in the Pakistan Taliban stronghold of South Waziristan. The bloodshed, some of which has targeted aid workers, has imperiled Western goals of reducing extremism's allure by improving Pakistan's economy.

Monday's explosion in Rawalpindi, a garrison city just a few miles (kilometers) from Islamabad, left bodies on the ground outside the bank and in a nearby hotel parking lot, witness Zahid Dara said. The stricken area also lies close to the army's main headquarters.

"I was nearby and rushed toward the parking area," Dara told Dunya television. "There were many people lying on the ground with bleeding wounds, and a motorcycle was on fire with one man under it."

The attacker rode a motorbike to the scene, and the 30 people dead included military personnel, Rawalpindi police chief Rao Iqbal said. Some 45 others were wounded.

"The bodies were lying all over," said Ali Babar, a rescue official who was doing a refresher course at a nearby college and rushed to the scene to help. "This is a terrible thing. It is happening again and again."

Pakistan's president, prime minister and other top officials condemned the blast but vowed to continue the offensive in South Waziristan, an impoverished and underdeveloped tribal region next to Afghanistan where Al Qaeda is believed to have hideouts.

The U.S. supports the operation because it believes South Waziristan is a safe haven for Islamist extremists involved in attacks on Western troops in Afghanistan.

Washington has also stepped up its efforts to use development aid in a broader battle against spreading militancy. The U.S. government recently approved $7.5 billion in aid over five years to improve Pakistan's economy, education and other nonmilitary sectors.

The U.N. decision to suspend long-term development work in Pakistan's tribal areas and its North West Frontier Province could complicate Washington's goal.

The U.N. made its decision after losing 11 of its personnel in attacks in Pakistan this year, including last month's bombing of the World Food Program's office in Islamabad that killed five people.

U.N. workers were also among the 11 killed in a June suicide bombing of the Pearl Continental Hotel in the main northwest city of Peshawar, and a veteran U.N. official was shot dead while resisting kidnappers at a northwest Pakistan refugee camp in July.

The world body will reduce the level of international staff in the country and confine its work to emergency, humanitarian relief, and security operations, and also "any other essential operations as advised by the secretary-general," the organization said in a statement.

The U.N. has been deeply involved in helping Pakistan deal with refugee crises that have popped up due to army offensives against militants in the northwest.

U.N. spokeswoman Amena Kamaal told The Associated Press that the organization is still determining which programs will be suspended and how many staffers will be withdrawn from the country. She said "long-term development" applied to programs with a five-plus year time frame.

The staff that remains in the country will be assigned additional security, she said.

"We have had 11 of our colleagues killed because of the security situation," Kamaal said. "All of the decisions are being made in light of that."

Foreign Ministry spokesman Abdul Basit said Pakistan understood the U.N.'s reasoning, but that he hoped the organization would resume its development work after the military completed its operation in South Waziristan.

"We hope that our operation will come to an end soon and they will resume their normal operations," he said.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 3-11-2009 12:18 PM
The Taliban was a creation of Pakistan, not USA. Taliban came on the scene only after the liberation of Afghanistan. That is why Taliban can survive in Pakistan for so long.
The people support ...
Debmey Post at 1-11-2009 23:19


r u sure????? check back ok
Author: Debmey    Time: 3-11-2009 10:54 PM
Yes sir, I am very clear about that. Taliban came from Pakistan and entered Afghanistan only after the liberation from the Soviets. They were formed from Afghan refugees who were trained and backed by ISI of pakis. Thats why they are able to survive so well in paksitan after being kicked out of afhganistan by NATO.  
The pakis are now fighting the monster of their own creation.

The moral of the story? Don't ever back extremists thinking yu can control them for your own agenda. The pakis are now learning it the very hard way.
Author: Debmey    Time: 4-11-2009 10:25 AM
Operation Rah-e-Nijat: 21 more terrorists killed in SWA
Pakistan Times Federal Bureau

ISLAMABAD: 21 more terrorists were killed while 2 suspects were apprehended during the on going operation Rah-e-Nijat in South Waziristan Agency (SWA).

According to ISPR here on Tuesday, security forces suffered loss of one soldier Shaheed and two others injured.

On Jandola-Sararogha Axis, security forces have commenced sanitization of Sararogha besides nuterilizing a number of IEDs.

During engagements with terrorists 16 terrorists were killed while one soldier embraced shahadat and another got injured due to mine blast. Two suspects were apprehended.

On Shakai-Kaniguram Axis, security forces after completely securing Kaniguram have started search and clearance operations. Arms and ammunition is being recovered from different compounds.

Forces are also extending on the adjoining ridges to increase their area of influence. Terrorists fired 6 rockets at Kaniguram. However no loss was reported. Sanitization of Ghani Khel and surrounding area has commenced.
During engagements 5 terrorists have been killed.

On Razmak-Makeen Axis, village China has been completely secured and area upto Mian Nur Khel has also been secured. Consolidation is in progress.
Security forces secured area up to south of Manza Sar Top and consolidation of positions is under process.

Terrorists fired with small arms and 2 rockets from northern direction near Razmak out check posts. No loss has been reported. One soldier was injured near Chashmai Bridge while neutralizing an IED.

Operation Rah-e-Rast

In Operation Rah-e-Rast, 21 suspects were apprehended from different areas of Swat and 10 terrorists have voluntarily surrendered.

During search operation at Cham, 2 SMGs with 2 magazines and 1 pistol,5 grenades have been recovered.

During search operation at Piochar and surrounding area following arms and ammunition was recovered, one Small Machine Gun with 7 magazines and 600 rounds, one Rifle 303 with 5 magazines and 210 rounds, one Grenade, 3 Grenade (Russian), one Light Machine Gun, one I Communication Set, 4 Bandolier, 3 Camouflage Jackets, two Rifle 8 mm, one Rifle 12 bore, 2 SSG uniforms, and one Russian ATM/IED.

Around 679 displaced families of Waziristan have moved to District Zhob, Balochistan while 7,326 cash cards have been distributed amongst the displaced families of Waziristan.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 5-11-2009 08:15 AM
24# Debmey


r u sure my friend???? ok....
Author: Debmey    Time: 5-11-2009 11:28 AM
yep, very sure of that.
the Taliban is dominated by pashtuns. They make up about 15% of the population but threatens the nation and wants to eventually control the whole country with their extremist ideology. Thats why the Pakis have no choice but to eventually eliminate them.  Its a baby that grew up and took an agenda of its own and turned rebellious.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 5-11-2009 01:29 PM
if the taliban are pashtuns (majority tribes of Afghanistan), what is the purpose of pakistan "creating" them????
Author: Debmey    Time: 5-11-2009 06:53 PM
Post Last Edit by Debmey at 5-11-2009 18:55

the pakis created them thinking they can use taliban to control afghanistan for themselves.
It made perfect sense at that time. The pakis also wanted to use the taliban as proxy warriors for them in india.
But the Taliban grew in ambition and have plans to swallow up Pakistan itself. Thats why Benazir Bhutto was assasinated. They knew she would become the next PM had she run for elections and they hated the idea of a woman for PM.
Author: HangPC2    Time: 6-11-2009 12:21 PM
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Author: HangPC2    Time: 6-11-2009 12:44 PM
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Author: Debmey    Time: 9-11-2009 12:10 AM
Homicide Bomb Kills Anti-Taliban Mayor, 11 Others in Pakistan

PESHAWAR, Pakistan —  A homicide bomber blew himself up Sunday in a crowded market in northwestern Pakistan, killing an anti-Taliban mayor who had formed a militia to fight the militants and 11 other people, officials said.

A purported Taliban commander claimed responsibility for the bombing.

The Taliban have carried out a series of attacks in recent weeks aimed at pressuring the government to abandon an offensive launched in mid-October in South Waziristan, the main Taliban and Al Qaeda sanctuary in the country.

The bombing, in the town of Adazai, about 10 miles south of the main northwestern city of Peshawar, killed the town's mayor, Abdul Malik, and 11 other people, including a young girl, said Sahibzada Anis, the top official in Peshawar.

The homicide bomber hit as shoppers thronged a market where goats were being sold to celebrate the upcoming Muslim festival of Eid.

Twenty-five wounded people — several in critical condition — were rushed to a hospital, police officer Abdul Sattar Khan said.

Malik, who had once been a Taliban supporter, later switched sides and formed a local militia to help fight the militants.

"Malik had survived several attacks on his life in the recent past, since he turned against the militants," Anis said. "But today the militants have finally killed him."

"Our local fighters carried out this attack," the purported Taliban commander, who gave only one name, Omar, said by telephone from an undisclosed location. "He had set up a militia. He was supporting killings of our men. He was interfering in our matters." Omar, whose identity could not be confirmed, threatened to kill anyone who tried to create an anti-Taliban militia.

Khan Zamir was buying goats when the explosion ripped through the street.

"That place turned into hell where the dead and injured were lying everywhere, and blood and flesh were spread around," he said, adding that two of his relatives were badly wounded.

"Now we have our blood in this war," he said, vowing revenge against the attackers.

Militants have struck repeatedly in Pakistan in recent weeks, killing more than 300 civilians and soldiers in attacks aimed at weakening the government's resolve to continue the South Waziristan operation.

Pakistani troops have fought gunbattles in and around key Taliban towns in the region for several days. The latest fighting Sunday in the Taliban heartland killed 20 militants and wounded eight soldiers, an army statement said.

The military says hundreds of militants have been killed in the fighting — a claim the Taliban dismisses. The area is sealed, and the figures are impossible to verify.

About 350,000 people have fled the fighting.
Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 03:40 PM
Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT)






The Heavy Industries Taxila was envisaged in the seventies and its first production unit i.e. Heavy Rebuild Factory (T-Series) went into production in 1980. This was followed in the early nineties by a number of other factories and today HIT has grown into a military industrial complex which consists of six major production units, support facilities and administrative establishments.


Products and Services : -

# AL-ZARRAR
# TANK T-59MII
# ARV W-563
# SP GUN M109A2/M110A2
# AL-KHALID
# APC M113 A1 / A2
# 125 mm Tank Gun Barrel
# APC M113 A2 MK - 1
# TANK T - 69IIMP
# TANK T - 85IIAP
# (DESCOM)



Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 03:47 PM
HIT Al-Khalid Tank


The Al-Khalid is a modern main battle tank developed and manufactured by Pakistan for the Pakistan Army. Operated by a crew of three and armed with a 125 mm smooth-bore tank gun that is reloaded automatically, Al-Khalid uses a modern fire-control system integrated with night-fighting equipment to accurately fire many types of anti-tank rounds as well as guided anti-tank missiles. Al-Khalid is named after the legendary Muslim general Khalid bin al-Walid.

An evolution of Chinese and Soviet tanks, the Al-Khalid is considerably smaller and lighter than most Western main battle tanks. The design is based on the Chinese Type 90-II, which combined technologies from several Soviet/western tanks and is ultimately a descendant of the widely-produced Soviet T-54. The Al-Khalid is unusual in that it is was designed to be adaptable for manufacture, so that it can be easily integrated with a variety of foreign engines and transmissions. The current production variant of Al-Khalid utilises a diesel engine supplied by the KMDB design bureau of Ukraine.

The first production models entered service with the Pakistan Army in 2001 and there are plans to induct approximately 600 in total.






Author: alphawolf    Time: 9-11-2009 03:59 PM
31# HangPC2

Uk aloh, HK G3 dgn MP5 warmed over.....jadi la. Ni kalau Indon buat ni bangga giler
Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 04:05 PM
INDON mengaku katanya buatan anak bangsa..... bukan under lesen....
Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 04:19 PM
Kahuta Research Laboratories (KRL)



http://www.krl.com.pk/


Kahuta Research Laboratories (KRL) is a semi-civilian controlled weapon development and nuclear science research laboratoy. KRL is located at Kahuta, Punjab, Pakistan. Kahuta is the site of Pakistan's main nuclear weapons laboratory as well as an emerging centre for long-range missile development. The primary Pakistani fissile-material production facility is located at Kahuta, employing gas centrifuge enrichment technology to produce Highly Enriched Uranium [HEU].


Kahuta was initiated by then-Prime Minister of Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto under the stewardship of Lt. Gen. Zahid Ali Akbar. Chinese assistance in the development of gas centrifuges at Kahuta was indicated by the presence of Chinese technicians at the facility in the early 1980s but it is not confirmed. The uranium enrichment facility began operating in 1984, but suffered serious start up problems. Kahuta began producing HEU in 1986, and Pakistan's fabrication of weapons may have begun soon thereafter, with the HEU hexafluoride being made into uranium metal which was machined into weapon pits. By the late 1980s Pakistan began advertising its nuclear potential by publishing technical articles on centrifuge design, including a 1987 article co-authored by A. Q. Khan on balancing sophisticated ultracentrifuge rotors.


Product & Services

* Surface-to-Air-Anti-Aircraft Guided Missiles - Anza Mk 1, and Anza Mk-II.
* 'Baktar-Shikan' Anti-Tank Guided Missile Weapon System.
* Anti-personnel Mine Sweeping Line Charges.
* Anti-Tank Mine Clearing Line Charge-Plofadder-195 AT.
* Laser Range Finder.
* Laser Threat Sensor
* Laser Actuated Target
* Laser Aiming Device
* Add-On Reactive Armour Kit
* Anti-Tank Ammunition-Armour Piercing Fin-Stabilized Discordin Sabot (APFSDS)
* Remote Control Mine Exploder (RCME)
* Digital Goniometer
* Power Conditioners for Weapon Systems for TOW ATGM Weapon System, "Baktar Shikan" Weapon System, "ANZA" Training Missile System
* Switched Mode Power Supplies for LAADS Radar, Skyguard Radar, Air Defense Automation *System.
* Tow Missile Modules


Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 04:20 PM
JF-17 Thunder, atau nama PRC FC-1 Xiaolong (Fierce Dragon).

Pengguna adalah Pakistani Air Force & PLAAF.

Azerbaijan dah order 26 JF-17, Sudan dalam 12 JF-17, Zimbabwe tgh nego utk 12 JF-17.

Bangladesh, Mesir, Iran & Nigeria berminat membeli pesawat. Perasan tak semua negara yg berminat ngan JF-17 mmg pengguna peralatan pertahanan drp China PRC?





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Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 04:21 PM
KRL Baktar Shikan ATGM



Baktar-Shikan is a variant of HJ-8 that has been manufactured under license by Pakistan since the late 1990s and had a successful first test in July 1997.The missile and launch system can be quickly disassembled into four sub-units, each weighing less than 25 kg, making the system man-portable. Baktar-Shikan is also mounted on Pakistani armoured personnel carriers (APCs) and a modified air-launched variant is used to arm the AH-1 Cobra helicopter gunships and other helicopters of the Pakistan Army Aviation wing. According to Pakistani sources, the Baktar-Shikan ATGM can destroy all currently known tank targets with a 90% hit and penetration probability at a distance of 3 km.An optional laser aiming device is being developed/produced to increase accuracy at longer ranges.Baktar-Shikan is operated by Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia and Sri Lanka.








Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:07 PM
K-8 Karakorum, atau nama PRC Hongdu JL-8, adalah pesawat latihan / tempur ringan yang dihasilkan utk PAF & PLAAF.

Pengguna K-8 adalah Mesir (90), Bolivia (6), Ghana (4), Myanmar (12), Namibia (12), Sri Lanka (6), Sudan (12), Tanzania (6), Venezuela (18), Zambia (8), Zimbabwe (12).



Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:15 PM
MFI-17 Mushshak adalah pesawat latihan (versi berlesen Saab Safari) yg dihasilkan Pakistan Aeronautic Corp (PAC).

Digunakan oleh PAF, Arab Saudi (20), Iran (25), Oman (8) & Syria (6). Ditingkat upaya kpd Super Mushshak.

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Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:28 PM
Pakistan turut mengguna kapal selam Agosta 70, iaitu PNS/M Hashmat & PNS/M Hurmat pd awal 1980an.

Memandangkan kemahiran mengoperasikan kapal selam ini semakin meningkat, Pakistan Navy telah menempah versi terkini Agosta 90B PNS/M Khalid pd awal 2000 drp Perancis, dgn 2 lagi versi Agosta 90B (versi Pakistan dikenali sbg Khalid-class) dibina sepenuhnya oleh Pakistan di limbungan Pakistan iaitu PNS/M Saad & PNS/M Hamza.

Nama kapal2 selam kelas Khalid (Agosta 90B) merujuk kpd panglima Islam tersohor iaitu Khalid Al-Walid, Saad Ibn Waqqas & Hamzah Abd Muttalib.



Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:35 PM
Kapal selam mini Cosmos class MG110 telah dibina dgn berlesen oleh Karachi Shipyard & digunapakai oleh Pakistan Navy.



Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 05:36 PM
KRL Anza MANPADS



Anza (English: Lance) is a series of shoulder-fired, man-portable surface-to-air missiles produced by Pakistan. Guided by an infra-red homing seeker, Anza is used for low level air defence.

Anza is produced by Kahuta Research Laboratories (KRL), being one of the facility's main conventional weapons projects. Development was originally undertaken to eliminate dependence on importing expensive foreign systems.Various versions of the Anza are currently in service with the Pakistan Army,with the Mk-III version being the most recent.The Anza is also offered for export, Malaysia being its only known export customer after receiving 100 Anza Mk-I in 2002 and, later, a further 500 Anza Mk-II systems.


KRL Anza MK-I

* Anza Mk-I - The first MANPADS produced by Pakistan for use by the Pakistan Army. Development is believed to have been assisted by China and the design is similar to the HN-5B MANPADS.Approximately 1000 Anza Mk-I were produced between 1989-1998.








KRL Anza MK-II

* Anza Mk-II - A third generation MANPADS,believed to be based on the Chinese QW-1 MANPADS.Uses a dual-band, cross-scan infra-red homing seeker to counter decoy flares.Also believed to use American missile technology.Approximately 850 Anza Mk-II were produced between 1994-2004.







KRL Anza MK-III

* Anza Mk-III - Believed to be based on the Chinese QW-2 MANPADS,modifications made to meet Pakistan Army requirements include a new firing unit similar to the Russian 9K38 Igla MANPADS.All-aspect attack capability and improved ECCM capability. The minimum altitude of 10 m gives capability to attack very low flying helicopters and cruise missiles. Also has a vehicle-mounted launcher variant.



Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:39 PM
Karachi Shipyard turut membina kapal serang laju (M) Jalalat II, versi rekaan tempatan. Dianggarkan 2 telah berkhidmat dlm Pakistan Navy & yg ketiga dlm pembinaan.



Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:42 PM
Karachi Shipyard turut serta membina kapal peronda kelas Larkana, pd awal 1990an. Dipercayai rekabentuk Larkana memberi inspirasi kpd rekaan kapal serang laju (M) Jalalat II.

Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 05:51 PM
Post Last Edit by robotech at 9-11-2009 17:55

Berdasarkan prototaip & blueprint MBT Type 90-II yg telah direject oleh PLA Army (China PRC) & Pakistan Army, maka Pakistan mula membeli rekabtk Type 90-IIM & direkabentuk menerusi reverse engineering oleh anak tempatan.

Maka terhasillah MBT Al-Khalid. Dijangka lbh 600 MBT Al-Khalid akan dibina oleh Heavy Taxila Industries. Kini pihak Arab Saudi sedang membuat ujian penilaian ke atas MBT Al-Khalid utk kegunaan tentera daratnya.



Author: HangPC2    Time: 9-11-2009 05:54 PM
Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW)




http://www.karachishipyard.com.pk/


Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited ( KSEW ) is the only Heavy Engineering establishment of the country that is catering for its Ship Building, Ship Repairing and Heavy/General Engineering requirements. It has played a historical role in transferring of technologies and broadening the industrial base of the country. KSEW is the only shipyard in Pakistan and has two dry docks of 18,000 Tons Dead Weight (‘TDW’) and 26,000 TDW capacity respectively. It has the capability for building large vessels including Cargo Ships, Oil Carriers, Bulk Carriers and Warships, and Marine Craft including Tugs, Barges, Ferries, Fishing Trawlers, Dredgers and Special Crafts. Furthermore, KSEW has the facilities to produce a wide range of heavy engineering products including Heavy Steel Structures, Pressure Vessels, LPG Storage Tanks, Industrial Boilers, Overhead and Portal Cranes, complete Sugar and Cement Plants, etc.

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, chaired a meeting on Revitalization of Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Ltd. on 24 Dec 2004 in the Prime Minister’s House, Islamabad. It was decided that Privatization Commission to undertake privatization of the KSEW on as is where is basis forthwith. The process to include strategic partnership with CSTC China or any one else interested in this option. The process to be completed within six months. It was also decided that Pakistan Navy Task Force to commence preparatory work concurrently for partial merger with PN (keeping commercial window open) and Liquidation of the Rest (Option 2), if Privatization Commission is unable to privatise / ensure strategic partnership of the shipyard.







Author: robotech    Time: 9-11-2009 06:06 PM
MBT Al-Zarrar telah dibina berdsarkan program tingkat upaya MBT Type 59 (versi China PRC drp T-55 Rusia) milik Pakistan Army. Memandangkan versi tingkat upaya Type 59 agak menyeluruh dgn lbh 50 modifikasi yg menghasilkan 3 versi prototaip yg berlainan, Taxila Heavy Industry secara amnya telah merekabtk sebuah MBT baru tanpa sengaja!

MBT Al-Zarrar kini telah dibina secara mass-production, malah proses tingkat upaya Type 59 ke tahap Al-Zarrar adalah secara amnya pembinaan semula ke MBT baru!

Kini Bangladesh yg turut menggunapakai MBT Type 59 bakal meningkat upaya 300 MBT Type 59 ke tahap MBT Al-Zarrar dgn kerjasama Pakistan.



Author: sinarkota    Time: 10-11-2009 08:59 PM
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Author: HangPC2    Time: 11-11-2009 01:53 PM
Pakistan in Chinese fighter jet deal


By Farhan Bokhari in Islamabad


Published: November 10 2009 08:16 | Last updated: November 10 2009 09:57


China has agreed to sell Pakistan at least 36 advanced fighter jets in a landmark deal worth as much as $1.4bn, according to Pakistani and western officials.

Beijing will supply two squadrons of the J-10 fighter jet in a preliminary agreement that could lead to more sales to Pakistan in the future, said a Pakistani official.

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The official said Pakistan might buy “larger numbers” of the multi-role aircraft in the future, but dismissed reports that Pakistan had inked a deal to buy as many as 150 of the fighter jets.

Defence experts described the agreement with China as a landmark event in Pakistan’s defence relationship with the growing military power. China’s transition from a manufacturer of low-fighters to more advanced jets comparable to some western models is seen as evidence of Beijing’s growing strategic clout in Asia.

“This agreement should not simply be seen in the narrow context of Pakistan’s relations with China,” said Abdul Qayyum, a retired Pakistani general.

“There is a wider dimension. By sharing its advanced technology with Pakistan, China is ... also saying to the world that its defence capability is growing rapidly.”

China has supplied Pakistan with fighter jets for more than three decades. But Beijing has seldom supplied Pakistan’s air force with advanced fighter aircraft. Islamabad turned to France for Mirage fighter jets in the 1970s and to the US for F-16s in the 1980s.

Pakistan has a fleet of 45 F-16s, which are built by Lockheed Martin. The Pakistani air force is using the fighter jet in its campaign against militants in South Waziristan. The US has agreed to sell Islamabad another 18 new F-16s and about a dozen older versions of the aircraft.

Over the past decade, China and Pakistan have collaborated on building their first jointly produced advanced fighter jet, known as the JF-17, or “Thunder”. Pakistan is expected to roll out the first domestically built version of the Thunder within weeks.

Pakistan’s air force plans to purchase at least 250 of the Thunder fighters over the next four to five years. Experts see the new Pakistani focus on China as a supplier of advanced fighters as evidence that Beijing is trying to expand its military power.

“Countries like Iran and possibly some of the Middle Eastern countries would be keen to deal with China if they can find technology which is comparable to the west,” said one western official in Islamabad.

“Pakistan will work as the laboratory to try out Chinese aircraft. If they work well with the Pakistani air force, others will follow.”


- Financial Times -



Author: Debmey    Time: 11-11-2009 08:50 PM
Operation Rah-e-Nijat: 9 more extremists killed in SWA: ISPR
Pakistan Times Federal Bureau

RAWALPINDI: At least nine terrorists have been killed and a terrorist was apprehended during the last 24 hours in Operation Rah-e-Nijat.

According to a press release issued from Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Tuesday, the security forces secured Tsappara and adjoining ridges. Search and clearance operations in Sarai Ghundaka, Kandao, Spinkai and Zariwam are under progress.

Security forces cleared area north of Ladha and found a private jail near Bangel Khel and destroyed number of caves, bunkers, towers and observation posts of the terrorists in the area.

During search operation in area north of Ladha, a group of terrorists was engaged, as a result 5 terrorists were killed.

Area domination, clearance and consolidation of positions is under way on Razmak-Makeen axis.

Security forces carried out house to house search in Tauda China Khula and Fort Knoll and recovered huge cache of arms and ammunition. a terrorist has been apprehended while 4 terrorists were killed.

At least nine terrorists voluntarily surrendered to security forces in Maindam, Lakhar and Kabbal during Operation Rah-e-Rast in Malakand and Swat.

Security forces conducted search operation in Roria, Shalpin and apprehended 4 terrorists.

At the same time, the security forces continued the relief activities, as 9,924 Cash Cards have been issued to displaced families of Waziristan.

Army Field Hospital has treated over 6,020 patients in Dera Ismail Khan, Wanna and Shakai.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 12-11-2009 01:43 PM
yo deb....why u so interesting bout taliban????

juz wanna know.........
Author: Debmey    Time: 12-11-2009 03:50 PM
Pakistan is fighting for its survival, if they lose, it will turn into a rogue extremist state with nukes. Thats why this conflict is critical.
There are also many lessons to be learnt from this Pakis civil war.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 12-11-2009 04:00 PM
Post Last Edit by lkick2113 at 12-11-2009 17:04
Pakistan is fighting for its survival, if they lose, it will turn into a rogue extremist state with nukes. Thats why this conflict is critical.
There are also many lessons to be learnt from this Pak ...
Debmey Post at 12-11-2009 15:50


could u elaborate what are the lessons????
Author: Debmey    Time: 12-11-2009 04:54 PM
never support extremists thinking you can control them for your own agenda, too dangerous and unpredictable.

zero tolerance for state within a state. The pakis have allowed taliban too much autonomy in NW frontier for far too long.

Its interesting now to see how the pakis can take NWF back thru both military actions and handling the civilians.
Author: narizman    Time: 13-11-2009 08:23 AM
Bila dubuk meraung !!!
Author: Debmey    Time: 13-11-2009 11:39 AM
thats why its stupid of malaysia to support hezbollah. These shias will bury the sunnis in lebanon one day.
Author: Debmey    Time: 13-11-2009 01:04 PM
Bombings at security offices kill at least 10 in Pakistan
Posted: 13 November 2009 1113 hrs
         
         
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Pakistani soldiers at the destroyed Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) building after a bomb blast in Peshawar.
           
         

PESHAWAR, Pakistan: Bombs tore through security offices in northwest Pakistan on Friday, killing at least 10 people and heavily damaging the Peshawar headquarters of the country's top intelligence agency.

The latest assaults on Pakistan's police and intelligence agents come with the military pressing its most ambitious offensive to date against homegrown Taliban networks in the lawless tribal belt on the Afghan border.

The Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) building in the northwestern city was heavily damaged in the blast, with huge clouds of smoke spewing into the sky and debris littering the ground, witnesses said.

The building was almost destroyed and the road littered with debris and tree trunks ripped off by the force of the explosion in Peshawar, which lies on the edge of Pakistan's lawless tribal belt infested with Al-Qaeda and Taliban.

The United States has put Pakistan on the frontline of its war against Al-Qaeda and has been increasingly disturbed by deteriorating security in the country where attacks and bombings have killed about 2,500 people in 28 months.

"Seven people have died and 35 are wounded," Sahib Zada Anis, head of the northwestern city's administration, told reporters in Peshawar.

Most of them were civilians, he added. A doctor at the city's main Lady Reading Hospital confirmed the casualties.

A security official said it was a bomb blast, but it was not immediately clear whether the explosives were planted in a vehicle, elsewhere, or detonated by a suicide bomber.

An AFP reporter saw at three bodies lying on the ground, but soldiers opened fire into the air preventing other people from approaching until army vehicles arrived and cordoned off the area.

Television footage showed scenes of panic at one hospital, with blood-stained men being admitted and relatives starting to gather outside.

A second bomb ripped through a suburban police station in the garrison city of Bannu, southwest of Peshawar, killing three policemen and wounding five others, police said.

"It appears to be a suicide attack, Bakakhel police station building has been damaged very badly, three policemen are dead and five others are injured," local police official Hameed Khan told AFP.

Peshawar, which runs into Pakistan's lawless tribal belt where US officials say Al-Qaeda are plotting attacks on the West and where Pakistani troops are pressing a major anti-Taliban offensive, is frequently hit by attacks.

The most devastating bomb attack in Pakistan in two years killed at least 118 people in a crowded market of Peshawar on October 28 as militants put ordinary civilians firmly in the crosshairs of their bloody campaign.

Pakistan's powerful and shadowy intelligence agencies have a history of supporting Islamist groups in a bid to counter rival India, but militant attacks have increasingly focused on domestic targets in the last two years.

Friday's Peshawar bombing was the first major attack outside an ISI installation since May, when a suicide attack on a police building in the city of Lahore killed 24 people beside its Punjab provincial headquarters.

The government blames increasing attacks on Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which is the target of the ongoing offensive and which wants to avenge the killing of their leader Baitullah Mehsud by a US missile in August.

Friday's bombing comes after stiff Taliban resistance killed at least 17 Pakistani soldiers Thursday in the military's deadliest day since launching a major offensive in South Waziristan, security officials said.

Pakistan has pressed around 30,000 forces, backed by war planes and attack helicopters, into battle in a US-endorsed mission to wipe out the chief strongholds of Tehreek-e-Taliban in the tribal district of South Waziristan.

On Tuesday, a Taliban spokesman told AFP by telephone from an undisclosed location that the militia had embarked on a guerrilla war from the mountains of South Waziristan and would attack cities as a matter of course.

"The attacks in cities are a part of our permanent strategy. These attacks will continue and we will attack everyone who wants to harm us," said the spokesman, Azam Tariq.
Author: HangPC2    Time: 13-11-2009 02:37 PM
si dubuk minat sangat kat taliban pakistan....
Author: robotech    Time: 13-11-2009 03:23 PM
Aku bukan nak kata apa .... Pakistan pun ngok ngek gak, sibuk sgt jd jagoan perang konvensional (ancaman drp India), homegrown threat pun dia takleh kontrol. Drp kes lama puak2 ekstremis Syiah & Sunnah yg asyik berbunuhan kat Karachi hinggalah ke pemberontak Baluchistan & pemberontak Waziristan hingga le ke Taliban.

Yg bangang tu, perisikan Pakistan (ISI) yg wujudkan Taliban, takkan le pegawai risik depa tak tau cara pemikiran / strategi / taktik Taliban nih.

Ini terpinga2 bila bom meletup sana sini. Pakistan Army mmg terlampau sgt ke arah conventional war ngan India, lupa strategi COIN terhadap Taliban & sewaktu dgnnya.
Author: asher    Time: 13-11-2009 04:07 PM
wa rasa la agak2nya la kot ada officer2 pakistan armed force ni pon dlm diam2 sokong taliban kot..tu yg susah sgt nak benteras ini taliban..pendapat wa la..
Author: robotech    Time: 13-11-2009 04:14 PM
wa rasa la agak2nya la kot ada officer2 pakistan armed force ni pon dlm diam2 sokong taliban kot..tu yg susah sgt nak benteras ini taliban..pendapat wa la..


Itu aku susah nak percaya, melainkan ini melibatkan elemen2 subversif dlm ISI (badan perisikan Pakistan). Pasukan tentera Pakistan adalah profesional, diorg main direct assault je, intel tentera Pakistan lbh menjurus pd India-centric.
Author: Debmey    Time: 15-11-2009 08:36 PM
Suicide Attack: Leaves 12 dead, 25 injured in Peshawar
Pakistan Times NWFP Bureau

PESHAWAR: A suicide car bomber detonated his explosive laden vehicle at Pishtakharra Police Check Post – while trying to enter Peshawar cantonment – putting to death at least 12 persons including a police constable and two children and injuring almost over 25 others.

Police chief Liaquat Ali Khan has confirmed the digit of the deaths in yet another tragedy which took place in the metropolis of the North West Frontier Province [NWFP] of Pakistan on Saturday.

The police officials showed bravery by stopping the car at the check post on suspicion for search, the City Police Chief said, adding, had the bomber entered the Peshawar he would have wrecked havoc in city.

The bomber exploded himself up while he was stopped by the Police personnel at the check post for search. Prior to detonating explosive laden vehicle, the bomber had a brief chat with the policeman at the check post, the CCPO said.

The official of the Bomb Disposal Squad maintained that 50 to 60 kilogram explosive was used in the explosion.

The NWFP Governor Owais Ahmed Ghani and Chief Minister Ameer Haider Khan Hoti have strongly condemned the suicide car bomb blast at Police Check Post Pishtakhara Saturday afternoon. They expressed their deep shock and sorrow over the loss of precious lives. They described the incident a highly cowardly act of terrorism.

In their separate condolence messages here Saturday, the Governor and Chief Minister said the incident itself speaks the barbaric and retrogressive mindset of the miscreants involved in such inhuman acts of extremism.

Targeting security forces and killing innocent citizens speaks the state of frustration, the elements are suffered with. Such elements, they added, are the enemies of the country and they would never succeed in their nefarious designs.

While expressing their heartfelt sympathies with members of the bereaved families, the Governor has assured that the elements involved in such heinous crimes would be brought to justice shortly. They also called upon the people to fully cooperate with the law enforcement agencies and ensure lasting peace in the area.

They also prayed for eternal peace of the departed souls, courage to the bereaved families to bear the irreparable loss with patience and early recovery of the injured.

Provincial Information Minister Mian Iftikhar Hussain in a statement also condemned the Pishtakharra blast in strong words and expressed the resolve that war against terror would continue till total elimination of the terrorists.

Terrorists are neither Muslim nor human beings, he said, adding, after such brutal activities by the terrorists, it has become now more necessary to crush them from their roots. No matter what price we pay for it but we will continue to hit them in their bases, he maintained.

God forbid, if we failed, these people (terrorists) would retrieve dead bodies from the graves, would lash the women and humiliate the females which would be more dangerous, Mian Iftikhar added. Defeat is no option with us we have to beat them at any cost, he remarked.

Provincial Information Minister said the example of Malakand was before us, we offered sacrifices and never succumbed to any pressure of the terrorists and with the blessing of Allah Almighty, today Malakand was safe and sound.

Mian Iftikhar who is vocal when asked by a reporter that how long the people would offer sacrifices in war on terror, replied that as long as they (terrorists) were not totally eliminated.They are targeting Peshawar because the government in the Province was fully supporting the military operation against them.

He said that Waziristan has become hub of the international terrorists who were here since long. To a question about presence of foreigners in the Tribal Belt, he asked why these elements do not Jihad in Iraq and Palestine why they have selected the land of Pukhtoons for their terrorist acts. The answer is very simple because Pukhtoons are simple, poor and religious minded nation, he added. That is why they were easily trapped in the hands of terrorists.

An earlier report had said that at least five persons were killed and fifteen others injured in a powerful bomb blast near Pishtakhara Police check-post near Ring Road on Saturday, police official confirmed.

District Coordination Officer (DCO) Peshawar had confirmed the death of five persons.Soon after the blast, the police and the security official cordoned off the area, while the injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital. Emergency has been declared in hospitals.

The Pishtakhara area situated in suburbs of Peshawar and a main entrance to the provincial capital from Bara, Khyber Agency. The police also confirmed that a car loaded with explosive hit the police check-post, killing five persons and injuring fifteen others, mostly deputed at the check-post.

The blast was so heavy which also injured the people roaming nearby the check-post besides, damaging vehicles on the main Ring Road.

President, PM condemn

President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani Saturday strongly condemned the terrorist attack at Pushtakhara, in the outskirts of Peshawar.

The two leaders expressed their deep sorrow and grief over the loss of lives and said the government will speed up efforts to wipe out extremists and terrorists from the country.

In separate messages the two leaders expressed their resolve not to be deterred by terrorist attacks.

The President and the Prime Minister expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives and prayed to Allah Almighty to shower his blessings on the departed souls and grant courage to their families to bear this loss.

They also directed best possible medical treatment for the injured.

The Prime Minister in a separate message expressed his deep sorrow over the tragic death of son of former Inspector General of Punjab Police Shaukat Javed.
Author: Debmey    Time: 15-11-2009 08:39 PM
So do you people these mujahideens are martyrs and freedom fighters?
How would yu deal with such terrorists? lets discuss.
Author: areguard    Time: 15-11-2009 10:04 PM
It's good that China's J-10 got its first export customer, might be the first among many later..3rd world countries with low budget would opt for the affordable Chinese JF17 and J10 combat aircraft.
Author: Debmey    Time: 15-11-2009 11:56 PM
Malaysia sure can make do with some of these J10s and J17s.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 16-11-2009 08:23 AM
So do you people these mujahideens are martyrs and freedom fighters?
How would yu deal with such terrorists? lets discuss.
Debmey Post at 15-11-2009 20:39


enforce the subversive act......
Author: Debmey    Time: 16-11-2009 08:53 AM
You didn't answer the question sir.
Author: thenone    Time: 16-11-2009 09:15 AM
patut malaysia invest JV plak ngn China untuk develop improvement J17 versi Malaysia, buat macam pakistan, 2 biji dev kat china selebihnya dev kat malaysia, tapi angkat byk laa satu kali, 80 bijik ke pasal rega murah jek USD 15-20 mil jek sebuah.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 16-11-2009 09:42 AM
You didn't answer the question sir.
Debmey Post at 16-11-2009 08:53


for HAMAS they r martyrs and freedom fighter....for taliban, i dont think so...they are extremist look alike...anyway it is very subjective to judge who they r...........lucky in malaysia, we have the ISA to control & monitor any subversive movements..........
Author: Debmey    Time: 16-11-2009 12:13 PM
I also wonder why taliban bomb markets full of women and children. Won't that make the people hate them?
Maybe its part of the hearts and minds program by the govt who planted these bombs to discredit the taliban. This will be a very effective strategy.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 16-11-2009 12:20 PM
72# Debmey

r u moslem????
Author: robotech    Time: 17-11-2009 12:47 AM
LKick, jgn layan Dubuk. Dia bukan Muslim, slalu provokasi dlm bod ni & bod RSF (bod Agama Dll).

Dia ni angin lbh, suka provoke forummer Muslim kat situ. Tp geng2 forummer Muslim kita kbykannya slalu belasah dia, tp dubuk ni mana makan saman. Dia ni attention seeker, lg kau termakan umpan provokasi dia, lg dia suka. Lg kau layan, lg dia royan.

Sbb tak larat nk layan dubuk ni la aku lancarkan kempen anti dia. Since last year .... aman bod ni.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 17-11-2009 12:59 AM
LKick, jgn layan Dubuk. Dia bukan Muslim, slalu provokasi dlm bod ni & bod RSF (bod Agama Dll).

Dia ni angin lbh, suka provoke forummer Muslim kat situ. Tp geng2 forummer Muslim kita kbykannya slal ...
robotech Post at 17-11-2009 00:47


oooo...kapiaq la ek????  

sape bdk ni ha robo???? nak gak tau
Author: Debmey    Time: 17-11-2009 08:06 AM
me not muslim and I am not trying to provoke muslims.
I am only being logical. Why would taliban bomb women and children in a market? The only people to gain from this is the Pakistan govt who are fighting the taliban and blaming them for it. Its the govt who controls the media.
Author: Debmey    Time: 18-11-2009 02:01 PM
PM Gilani Says:
Miscreants to be gripped with Iron Hand
Pakistan Times NWFP Bureau

D. I. Khan: Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani Tuesday said a handful of foreign elements were trying to disrupt peace in the country and the government would control them with an iron hand.

Addressing a tribal jirga of the Mehsud tribes from Waziristan at the Ratta Kalachi camp set up by the government, Gilani said foreign militants of Arabs, Uzbek, Afghan and Chechyn origin were operating in the country and involved in terrorist activities.

He said the operation Rah-e-Nijat was launched by the Pakistan Army against the anti-state elements who were involved in terrorist activities, killing of the innocent and destruction of private and public property.

Gilani categorically stated that the Mahsud tribes were patriotic Pakistanis and had nothing to do with the handful of terrorists who had taken refuge in their area. He lauded the role of the tribal people in the creation of Pakistan and said the nation can never forget it.

Accompanied by Governor NWFP Owais Ghani, Minister for Information Qamar Zaman Kaira, Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Babar Awan, Minister of State for Finance Ms Hina Rabbani Khar and Ms Farzana Raja, Gilani was on a day-long visit to personally see the facilities being provided to the people.

Prime Minister said Rs 24 billion has been earmarked for reconstruction and rehabilitation work as part of the exit strategy and first installment of Rs six billion has already been paid to the provincial government.

He said Rs 5000 were being paid to each displaced family while the displaced of Waziristan agency will also be provided Rs 25,000 to each family during the rehabilitation phase like Malakand and Swat affectees.

He said it was vital that development work is undertaken in the tribal areas and promised to build dams, educational institutions so that they do not feel any sort of deprivation.

Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani said a military operation was no solution and the government under the exit strategy will take measures to fill the administrative, economic, social political and cultural vacuum.

He said students belonging to the Mahsud tribe will be given admission in all schools on priority, so that they can be play an important role in the progress and development of the country.

Prime Minister Gilani earlier visited various sections of the society. He was briefed about the arrangements made for provision of health care, food and warm bedding, besides imparting them technical skills.

Call for IDPs Support

Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani Tuesday asked the philanthropists and PPP workers to extend their all out support to the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) of South Waiziristan.

He was addressing the PPP workers after visiting the relief center established for the IDPs of South Waziristan here.The Prime Minister said the development of backward areas was on the top agenda of the government and it would take every step to resolve the issues which people of D I Khan were confronting.

He asked the party workers to play their role and support the law enforcement agencies for restoration of peace in the area.

Workers of PPP on this occasion also apprised the Prime Minister of their problems. The Prime Minister assured them to take up and resolve their problems on priority basis.

The Prime Minister also directed the Minister of State for Finance and Economic Affairs for consideration of the Chashma Right Bank Canal project. Federal Ministers,MNAs and Governor NWFP were also present on the occasion.
Author: Debmey    Time: 8-12-2009 11:26 AM
At least 46 dead in Pakistan bomb attacks
Posted: 08 December 2009 0042 hrs
         
         
Photos         1 of 1                        

Firefighters work to put out a fire, after two explosions ripped through a crowded market in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore.
           
         

LAHORE, Pakistan: Bomb blasts tore through two of Pakistan's main cities on Monday killing at least 46 people and wounding more than 100 as the nation struggles to quell a worsening Taliban insurgency.

Two blasts devastated a busy market and engulfed it in flames killing at least 36 people in Lahore, the capital of Punjab province, while in the northwest provincial capital of Peshawar a suicide bomber killed 10 people.

Attacks blamed on Islamist militants have surged this year as Pakistan presses military offensives against the Taliban across the northwest, under fierce US pressure to do more to destroy the extremists' strongholds.

The popular Moon Market in the centre of eastern Lahore city was transformed into a scene of flames and rubble as night fell on Monday, when two bombs exploded 30 seconds apart outside a police station and a bank, officials said.

"There were two blasts, at least 36 people were killed," doctor Rizwan Naseer, the head of Lahore's rescue service, told reporters. He put the number of wounded at 95.

Lahore police chief Muhammad Pervez Rathore put the death toll slightly lower, while bodies were still being pulled from the rubble.

"Twenty-seven people are confirmed dead but the death toll may rise. A total of 137 people were injured," he said. "The blasts knocked out the electricity. Fire engulfed the whole of the market.

"We fear there are still dead bodies inside."

Cultural hub Lahore is a city of nearly eight million people, and is increasingly in the Taliban's cross-hairs with five previous militant strikes this year killing more than 70 people.

The city of Peshawar in the northwest has borne the brunt of Taliban attacks avenging the operations against them, and was struck again around midday Monday when a suicide bomber in a rickshaw approached a district courthouse.

"He got down and tried to enter the building but could not do so because of our security arrangements," said Bashir Bilor, a senior provincial minister.

The bomber then detonated about six kilogrammes of explosives, killing 10 people including a policeman and wounding 44 others, said Zafar Iqbal, a senior doctor at Peshawar's main Lady Reading hospital.

Local television showed images of blackened sandals lying in pools of water on a charred road, as smoke and flames filled the streets.

"I was sitting outside the court when I heard a deafening blast," lawyer Rashid Hussain told AFP.

"I rushed to the spot and saw dead and injured laying on the ground. It was really horrible, there were body parts and the injured were crying for help."

Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani swiftly condemned both bombings, deploring "the loss of innocent lives", a statement from his office said.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for either attack, but a fierce Islamist insurgency has killed more than 2,600 people in attacks mostly blamed on the Taliban in the last two-and-a-half years.

October and early November saw a fierce surge in attacks, including a huge suicide car bombing on October 28 that ripped through a Peshawar market killing 125 people in the worst attack in Pakistan in two years.

There had been a lull in attacks in recent weeks, then on Friday four suicide bombers stormed a mosque in Islamabad's twin city Rawalpindi, killing 36 people in an onslaught of gunfire, grenades and explosions.

Pakistan's military is engaged in offensives against Islamist fighters across much of the northwest including the tribal areas bordering Afghanistan, a region branded by Washington as the most dangerous place on Earth.

The tribal belt has been plagued by instability for years, exacerbated in 2001 when a US-led invasion ousted the Taliban regime from Afghanistan, sending hundreds of Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked militants into the lawless region.

Officials said Pakistani troops killed 10 suspected insurgents in operations in northwest Swat valley and the tribal district of Bajaur on Monday, as the military pressed on with its attempts to dismantle Taliban strongholds.

Washington and London are however pressuring Pakistan to do more to capture Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and prevent militants crossing the border and targeting foreign troops stationed in Afghanistan. - AFP/de
Author: HangPC2    Time: 22-12-2009 12:09 PM
Brazil to Sell SEAD Missiles to Pakistan



03-Dec-2008 15:00 EST

(Anti-radiation missiles) are designed to find, home in on, and destroy enemy air defense radars; they are often carried by specialist aircraft that accompany air strikes to perform the SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses) mission. In December 2008, Brazil’s government approved a $108 million April 2008 contract with Pakistan for 100 of Mectron’s MAR-1 anti-radiation missiles. DID sources add that the deal needed the Brazilian government’s loan guarantee to become effective.

In contrast with other Mectron Engenharia missiles, such as the MAA-1 SRAAM or the forthcoming A-Darter partnership, Mectron appears to be working hard to avoid publicity for the MAR-1. The firm would not even acknowledge the missile’s existence for many years, and details remain sketchy. Pictures like this one show a MAR-1 that appears to be similar in size to counterparts like Raytheon’s AGM-88 HARM, and has a reported range of 25 km when launched from an altitude of about 33,000 feet/ 10 km. Testing appears to have ended, and it will equip Brazil’s upgraded AMX and F-5BR aircraft once it is accepted into service.

The recent massacre perpetrated in Mumbai, India has complicated Brazil’s approval announcement. As attention is drawn to the role Pakistan’s intelligence agency has played in this and other attacks, Brazil’s Defense Minister Nelson Jobim has been forced to respond: Brazil negotiates with Pakistan, not with Pakistani terrorists… To cancel this deal would be to attribute terrorist activities to the Pakistani government.

Brazil’s friends in India are already doing that, of course. On the other hand, Brazil needs export customers in order to achieve its national goal of re-building its defense industries. Jobim has been quoted as saying that the deal will allow Mectron to increase its production from 1 missile per month to 5 missiles. A sale to Pakistan, followed by integration into a platform like the Pakistani-Chinese JF-17 lightweight fighter, could also open up a number of new markets for Mectron.


Defesa Brazil [Portuguese] | AFP via The Straits Times | Defense News re: PAF confirms sale | Jane’s re: MAR-1 | Seguranca & Defesa article, incl. details re: MAR-1 [English].



CTA/Mectron MAR-1 SEAD Missiles














Author: venez    Time: 22-12-2009 12:18 PM
hu3, SEAD - Suppression Enemy Air Defence.. modern warfare mmg kena byk pakai stategik nih...
Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:09 PM
72# Debmey  

r u moslem????
lkick2113 Post at 16-11-2009 12:20


he was 100% unbelievers or kafir
Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:12 PM
INDON mengaku katanya buatan anak bangsa..... bukan under lesen....
HangPC2 Post at 9-11-2009 16:05


yg under license tu SS1, SS2 dah bukan lagi, basic design dia SS1, M16, AK 47 !
Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:15 PM
Title: pakistan missiles tests
Post Last Edit by jantera at 25-12-2009 21:16

Islamabad (ANTARA News) - Pakistan melakukan uji-coba penembakan rudal jarak menengah, demikian laporan kantor berita resmi negeri itu Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

Grup Rudal Strategis (SMG) di Komando Pasukan Strategis Angkatan Darat Pakistan (ASFC) berhasil melakukan peluncuran pelatihan Rudal Balitik Jarak Dekat (IRBM) Ghuari (Hatf V), kata APP.

Ghauri IRBM memiliki jangkauan 1.300 kilometer. Itu adalah peluncuran rudal kedua dalam satu pekan di Pakistan, yang berhasil melakukan uji-coba penembakan rudal Shaheen-1 SMG akhir pekan sebelumnya.

Ketika berpidato di hadapan tentara di daerah pelatihan, Presiden Pervez Musharraf mengatakan negara tersebut telah mengembangkan kemampuan penangkal rudal yang canggih dan berharap perwira dan personil yang dipercayakan mengemban tugas penangkap agresi akan terus berlatih dan mempertahankan kemampuan progesionalisme mereka.

Musharraf mengatakan ia sangat senang menyaksikan ASFC muncul sebagai kekuatan yang bersatu dan terlatih dalam waktu sangat singkat. Semua keperluan bagi kemampuan strategis sebagai ketentuan penangkal minimum di Pakistan akan dipenuhi oleh negara.

"Kami telah memperhatikan bermacam skenario imaginer yang diajukan oleh mereka yang tak mengingini kesejahteraan Pakistan. Anasir semacam itu tak pernah berdamai dengan Pakistan, yang memiliki nuklir," kata Musharraf.

Ia menyatakan bahwa Pakistan mampu menangkis semua ancaman terhadap kedaulatannya dan kemampuan nuklirnya.

Peluncuran tersebut dilakukan pada akhir pelatihan lapangan tahunan Grup Rudal Ghauri. ASFC saat ini terlibat dalam pelatihan gabungan musim dingin. Dalam kegiatan tiu, setiap SMG yang dioperasikan dilaksanakan dalam pelatihan taktis dan penembakan dengan menggunakan amunisi aktif.

Lahan peluncuran pelatihan ASFC disaksikan oleh Musharraf, Kepala Staf Angkatan Darat Jenderal Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, ilmuwan dan perwira senior militer.(*)
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Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:15 PM
Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:20 PM


pakistan nuclear weapon
Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:21 PM
Author: jantera    Time: 25-12-2009 09:49 PM
Title: pakistan nuclear father
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Author: HangPC2    Time: 31-12-2009 11:03 AM
Chengdu FC-20 MRCA (Pakistan Air Force)












Author: areguard    Time: 31-12-2009 11:54 AM
76# Debmey

Why would IRA christian terrorists bomb women and children in marketplace? Christian bible advocate bombing innocent civilians like the IRA did??
Author: areguard    Time: 31-12-2009 11:59 AM
88# HangPC2

J-10 ni hampir sekelas dgn F16 block 50 ke..
Author: Debmey    Time: 2-1-2010 03:23 AM
Bomber Kills at Least 75 at Volleyball Game in Pakistan


ISLAMABAD —  Police say the death toll has hit 75 in a car bombing at a volleyball tournament in northwest Pakistan.

Local police chief Ayub Khan said Friday's blast in Lakki Marwat was retaliation for locals' attempts to expel militants by setting up their own militia. He says 75 people are confirmed dead.

He says more than 60 people are being treated at local hospitals.

The vehicle exploded on a playing field in the northwest of the country that has been rattled by bloodshed since the army launched a military offensive against Taliban fighters in the South Waziristan tribal region. The operation has scattered insurgents but provoked apparent reprisal attacks that have killed more than 500 people since October.

"The locality has been a hub of militants. Locals set up a militia and expelled the militants from this area. This attack seems to be reaction to their expulsion," Khan told reporters.

He said the bomber drove onto the field, which lies in a congested neighborhood, during the volleyball contest. Some nearby houses collapsed, and "we fear that some 10 or so people might have been trapped in the rubble," Khan said.

SLIDESHOW: Bomber Strikes Volleyball Game.

Another police official, Habib Khan, said some 300 people were on the field when the blast went off.

Also Friday, a suspected U.S. missile struck a car carrying alleged militants in North Waziristan tribal region, killing three men, two intelligence officials said. It was the second such strike in less than a day.

The strikes are part of the U.S. campaign to eliminate high-value militant targets that use Pakistan as a safe haven to plan attacks in neighboring Afghanistan and on the West.

Friday's strike happened near Mir Ali, a major town in the region, two intelligence officials said on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak on the record. Shortly afterward, Taliban fighters arrived at the scene of the attack in the village of Ghundi and moved the bodies to an undisclosed location, the officials said.

Thursday's missile strike was also near Mir Ali, hitting a house and killing three people.

U.S. officials rarely discuss the strikes, and Pakistan publicly condemns them, though it is widely believed to aid them secretly.

Karachi, the country's largest city, came to a virtual standstill Friday after religious and political leaders called for a general strike to protest a bombing that killed 44 people and subsequent riots.

The city's major markets, stores and business centers were closed, along with financial institutions that had already planned to shut because of New Year's Day. Public transportation was halted and gas stations were shut down.

Monday's bombing occurred in the midst of a procession of minority Shiite Muslims during the Islamic holy month of Muharram. Afterward, angry protesters went on a rampage, setting fires to about 2,000 stores that took three days to completely put out.

Interior Minister Rehman Malik, on a visit to Karachi, said investigators were still determining if the attack was a suicide bombing.

He also questioned the claim of a purported Taliban spokesman, Asmatullah Shaheen, that the militant group was behind the attack. Local news reports on Friday quoted a more prominent Taliban spokesman, Azam Tariq, as denying that the Pakistani Taliban's central leadership had approved the attack, though he did not rule out the possibility that Shaheen's group had carried it out without approval.

Elsewhere in the northwest, a roadside bomb exploded near a car in the Bajur tribal region, killing an anti-Taliban tribal elder and five of his family members, said Nasib Shah, a local government official.

Bajur was the focus of a 2008-09 army offensive but still suffers some militant violence. Tribal leaders who support the government against the Taliban are frequent targets of attacks.
Author: lkick2113    Time: 2-1-2010 12:37 PM
76# Debmey

Why would IRA christian terrorists bomb women and children in marketplace? Christian bible advocate bombing innocent civilians like the IRA did??
areguard Post at 31-12-2009 11:54


he was stuck and not be able to answer this kind of question...
Author: Debmey    Time: 2-1-2010 03:53 PM
First of all, IRA is not a Christian organisation.
Secondly, no Christian organisation endorse them.
Thirdly, IRA is not in business anymore, unlike muslim terrorists all over the world.

peace
Author: exocet    Time: 4-1-2010 03:54 PM
its kinda funny when people shows hatred to one but at the same time promote peace...

i just dont get it...retard perhaps?
Author: Debmey    Time: 5-1-2010 09:34 AM
me no hatred towards anyone except for terrorists.
Author: exocet    Time: 5-1-2010 12:50 PM
but sometimes terrorists been levitated to freedom fighters...remember Irgun & Haganah?or some scholars said, terrorist of democracy; the single party states?


**sorry mod, out of context**nak potong kedit potong la...redha je**
Author: Debmey    Time: 5-1-2010 10:06 PM
Irgun and Haganah never once targeted innocent civilians.
Unlike the Taliban who insist on bombing innocent civilians.
Author: exocet    Time: 6-1-2010 10:50 AM
omg Deb, now u really makes me laugh!

ok i will stop here...further discussion with u insult my intelligent...

btw, asked PAP whether they can give u scholarship to further study at Hebrew University of Jerusalem...
Author: Debmey    Time: 6-1-2010 11:24 AM
Yu do make me laugh exo. I hope UMNO sponsor you for any history class.
Author: HangPC2    Time: 20-2-2010 08:26 PM
Post Last Edit by HangPC2 at 22-2-2010 15:13

Integrated Dynamics Pakistan UAV



http://www.idaerospace.com/


Integrated Dynamics (abbreviated ID) is a private company in Pakistan  that designs, manufactures and exports various types of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV). ID also provides consultancy and turn-key project commissioning for UAV systems.

Integrated Dynamics supplies UAV platforms, flight control systems, C4I  systems, data-links, payloads, ground support equipment and other accessories such as auxiliary power units, starters, battery management systems and launch/recovery systems. The company develop UAV models for both civilian and military uses on a 90,000 m2 site, claiming to be " one of the largest UAV-dedicated R&D and manufacturing enterprises. " ID has exported products to the USA, Australia, Spain, South Korea and Libya.



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