Jan 11, 2009
Pakistan officials said that their military posts in the border with Afghanistan were attacked Saturday night and Sunday morning by hundreds of militants. The attackers are believed to be foreign fighters.
Six Pakistani soldiers and forty militants were reported dead in the encounters according to the military spokesman.
Athar Abbas also added that the series of attacks that the militants launched is one of the biggest attacks they have seen.
The military camps and posts in the ... Read More
Mar 3, 2008
Above: Tribesmen Bombed in Pakistan A bomb kills 42 as terrorists attack a tribal peace assembly near a government checkpoint in Darra Adam Khel in Pakistan. 58 others were wounded. Among the dead was Maulana Sabir Afridi, convener of the jirga. Pictured above: other tribesmen return to the blast site. The tribal assembly or jirga [...]
Above: Tribesmen Bombed in Pakistan
A bomb kills 42 as terrorists attack a tribal peace assembly near a government checkpoint in Darra Adam Khel in Pakistan. 58 others were wounded. Among the dead was Maulana Sabir Afridi, convener of the jirga. Pictured above: other tribesmen return to the blast site.
The tribal assembly or jirga was between the Zarghum Khel, Akhurwal, Sheraki, Bosti Khel and Toor Chapper tribes. They were going to discuss the formation of a military force or Lashkar to help them ... Read More
Feb 13, 2008
Above: Benazir Bhuto Two suspects had already confessed Wednesday that they armed the suicide bomber that killed Benazir Bhutto. Hasnain Gul and Rafaqat were part of a team of five men who were behind the former prime minister’s assassination. Investigators named a certain Karamullah as one of the two remaining suspects who are still at [...]
Above: Benazir Bhuto
Two suspects had already confessed Wednesday that they armed the suicide bomber that killed Benazir Bhutto. Hasnain Gul and Rafaqat were part of a team of five men who were behind the former prime minister’s assassination. Investigators named a certain Karamullah as one of the two remaining suspects who are still at large. The fifth member, of course, was the suicide bomber himself. They identified the bomber by two aliases, Saeed and Bilal.
Lead investigator Chaudhry Abdul Majeed said that these ... Read More
Jan 29, 2008
Above: Child from Pakistan The men took the captives in Bannu district, North West Frontier Province (Warzistan), after fleeing police. We are advised that these criminals are not officially affiliated with any known terrorist or military organisation. They negotiated the childrens release with the tribal council in the area (Jirga). Local Tv reports say that [...]
Above: Child from Pakistan
The men took the captives in Bannu district, North West Frontier Province (Warzistan), after fleeing police. We are advised that these criminals are not officially affiliated with any known terrorist or military organisation. They negotiated the childrens release with the tribal council in the area (Jirga). Local Tv reports say that the hostage takers only released the children after they were promised safe passage. These militants initially took a health official and his driver but when followed by ... Read More
Dec 27, 2007
Benazir Bhutto Pakistans and the Muslim worlds first woman leader was murdered on 27th December 2007 Above: Picture of Benazir Bhutto 1953 -2007 After a few shots were fired, a suicide bomber detonated his explosives at a rally she was attending, Above: Rawalpindi were suicide attack happened just outside of Islamabad. Main points of what [...]
Benazir Bhutto Pakistans and the Muslim worlds first woman leader was murdered on 27th December 2007
Above: Picture of Benazir Bhutto 1953 -2007
After a few shots were fired, a suicide bomber detonated his explosives at a rally she was attending,
Above: Rawalpindi were suicide attack happened just outside of Islamabad.
Main points of what happened
Benazir Bhutto attending political rally in Rawalpindi .
Suicide bomber started to shoot as she left rally
Bomb exploded seconds after shots.
She died shortly after being rushed to hospital from wounds.
An ... Read More
Dec 5, 2007
Above: Map of Pakistan during the Second Kashmir War The Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, or Second Kashmir War, was the culmination of a series of hostilities that occurred between April 1965 and September 1965 between India and Pakistan. The war was the second one fought between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, the first having been [...]
Above: Map of Pakistan during the Second Kashmir War
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1965, or Second Kashmir War, was the culmination of a series of hostilities that occurred between April 1965 and September 1965 between India and Pakistan. The war was the second one fought between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, the first having been fought in 1947. The war lasted for five weeks, resulted in thousands of casualties on both sides and it ended in a United Nations (UN) ordered ... Read More
Dec 5, 2007
Above: Map of Kadish Region The Indo-Pakistani War of 1947, also known as the first Kashmir War was fought from 1947 to 1948. The dispute was over a certain part of Kashmir. Above: Scene of the First Kadish War Action (1947) Jammu and Kashmir was one of the many Indian states recognized by the British. [...]
Above: Map of Kadish Region
The Indo-Pakistani War of 1947, also known as the first Kashmir War was fought from 1947 to 1948. The dispute was over a certain part of Kashmir.
Above: Scene of the First Kadish War Action (1947)
Jammu and Kashmir was one of the many Indian states recognized by the British. Both India and Pakistan laid claims to the state. The Maharaja of Kashmir, Hari Singh wanted to remain independent by deploying dilatory tactics.
Above: State of Indian ... Read More
Dec 3, 2007
India’s role in liberation of Bangladesh {mosimage}The seeds of second armed conflict between India and Pakistan was sown on the soils of present day Bangladesh. In 1971, Awami league or the earstwhile East Pakistan won a simple majority in the general election held for the Pakistani parliament. The then President Yahya Khan & Prime Minister [...]
India's role in liberation of Bangladesh
{mosimage}The seeds of second armed conflict between India and Pakistan was sown on the soils of present day Bangladesh. In 1971, Awami league or the earstwhile East Pakistan won a simple majority in the general election held for the Pakistani parliament. The then President Yahya Khan & Prime Minister ZA Bhutto refused to hand over to Sheikh Mujibur Rehamn the reins and form a government.
The Army General (army of Pakistan mainly had West Pakistanies ... Read More