Operation Zarb-e-Azb l Discussion and updates

[Loy Afghanistan]

Have some shame

Grana wroor, didn't you know? Porki people doesn't have SHAME. Why would a NATO transport man, a sell out, who will sell his own mother for some dollars have shame? This is nothing new, these kind of low life people has lived in the area for more than 5000 years. and under those 5000 time, they were on their right place and forced to be civilized. But since 100-150 years back, their new animal masters turned them back to animals once again. They don't know anything about humanity. I hope when time is right, we will teach these goons and low life creatures these NATO taxi drivers how to be civilized once again.

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

Imran khan

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1zpk7v_imran-khan-s-speech-on-north-waziristan-operation-in-national-assembly-june-16-2014_news?start=216

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

Sajna group is dominant in karachi and they are given free hand by intelligence agencies to collect bhata. They were also spared in operation by rangers.

Told you earlier,Policy of Good and Bad taliban doesn't exist in Raheel Sharif Strategy.

With the TTP already gone,Its time to concentrate on MQM target killers and punjabi taliban.Neutrilizing BLA should be the last priority

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

This is it.Proud of them

June 18, 2:52pm
Residents of Mir Ali burnt down four houses of Uzbeks living in the area after giving them a warning to leave, Express News reported.

[Da Bannu Mazdigar]

Verfication is said to be very strick

Thanks to Afghanistan authorities for giving shelter to our People.

MIRAMSHAH: The military eased a curfew in the main towns of North Waziristan on Wednesday to allow civilians to flee a major offensive against the Taliban, signalling a likely escalation in the campaign as the US hit the militants with drone strikes.
Adding to the pressure on the insurgents, two US drone strikes hit compounds in the area early on Wednesday. Tens of thousands of people have already fled the operation, which the military says has killed more than 200 militants, and a fresh exodus is under way.
More than 1,000 vehicles arrived Wednesday in the town of Bannu, just across the border in neighbouring Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, a traditional haven for those fleeing violence in restive North Waziristan.
An AFP reporter in Bannu saw around 3,000 vehicles leaving to retrieve people from Mir Ali, one of towns where the curfew has been eased.
Registration points and camps have been set up to deal with the influx of people, officials said. The decision to allow more civilians to leave North Waziristan points to a new, more intense phase of the anti-militant drive, in which ground forces will play a greater role.
A senior security official in told AFP the curfew was lifted to let people flee ahead of a more concerted ground operation.”Miramshah and Mir Ali have already been cordoned off. Ground troops will move in after civilians move to safe places,” the official said.
“First ground troops will enter in major towns and will then move towards suburban areas after strengthening their positions.”
“We will then go to the villages and to the mountains,” he added, saying the operation would continue until every militant had been eliminated.
A second security official in the area confirmed the details.
Civilian casualties
The number and identity of those killed in the military operation cannot be verified, and some residents who have fled the area spoke of civilian casualties from aerial bombing before the offensive officially began on Sunday.
Aziz-ur-Rehman, a 42-year-old teacher at a school in Mir Ali, fled the town riding on the bonnet of a truck.
“It’s like doomsday for people in Mir Ali, where death is everywhere since Saturday,” he told AFP, accusing the military of killing numerous civilians.
“They start the day with artillery shelling early in the morning. Gunship helicopters come for shelling during the day and jets strike at around 2:00-2:30 in the night.”
He said the onslaught killed two children in his neighbourhood and left a third girl badly wounded.
Rehman was one of around 9,000 people who arrived in Bannu on Wednesday, according to Arshad Khan, Director General of the FATA Disaster Management Authority.
Many streamed into the town carrying possessions with them — quilts, buckets, mats, water coolers, even livestock and family pets. One family even brought three parrots in a cage.
As they left North Waziristan and entered Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, people were issued with ration packs containing biscuits, tea, sugar and milk.
Further, thousands of people have also fled across the border into the Gorbaz district of Afghanistan’s Khost province, according to local officials there, and are being given food and aid.

http://tribune.com.pk/story/723643/curfew-eased-in-n-waziristan-to-allow-civilians-safe-passage/

[DSM0305]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31__xxK4aj4

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23 More terrorist killed

ISLAMABAD: At least 23 more suspected militants were killed in the ongoing Zarb-i-Azb operation launched by the Pakistan Army in North Waziristan tribal region, according to a statement issued by the Inter Services Public relations (ISPR) on its website.

At least 15 suspected militants were killed in Zartatangi mountain heights, east of Miramshah are in North Waziristan tribal region late on Wednesday when one of the main suspected communication centers of militants was targeted by Cobra gunship helicopters of the Pakistan Army.

Meanwhile, eight Uzbek militants who were planting improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on Miramshah-Mirali road were also killed near Miramshah by military snipers.

Security forces were also cordoning off residential areas sheltering suspected militants in North Wazirstan tribal region.

The military also claimed that several attempts by militants to flee from the cordoned off areas were foiled.

The ISPR statement further said that the evacuation of civil population from Miramshah and Ghulam Khan areas of the region had begun today, adding that check points had been established at various places where internally displaced persons IDPs were being provided all administrative support incl food items and medicine by security forces.

Moreover, an IDP camp was established at Bannu while the number of registration points at Saidgai post were increased to 20, including 10 for men and women, for speedy and organised evacuation.

The army launched its long-awaited major operation 'Zarb-i-Azb' in the tribal region a week after an attack on the airport in Karachi, deploying troops, tanks and jets to the area in the crackdown on the Taliban and other militants.

http://www.dawn.com/news/1113781/zarb-i-azb-operation-23-militants-killed-in-fresh-strikes

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Interactive Map

http://www.dawn.com/news/1113769/cvc

[Azmal]

Verfication is said to be very strick

Thanks to Afghanistan authorities for giving shelter to our People.





http://tribune.com.pk/story/723643/c...-safe-passage/

Son of Ranjit Sing! Those are our own flash and blood...last time I check Afghanistan does not recognize imaginary Durand! It boils my blood when I see your Punjos in Wazirstan killing my people!

[Badlun]

Son of Ranjit Sing! Those are our own flash and blood...last time I check Afghanistan does not recognize imaginary Durand! It boils my blood when I see your Punjos in Wazirstan killing my people!

Why not the government of Afghanistan issue Afghan passport and ID cards to all Pashtuns?

[DSM0305]

Why not the government of Afghanistan issue Afghan passport and ID cards to all Pashtuns?

Why should they? You don't make any sense...

[Badlun]

Why should they? You don't make any sense...

Azmal called Pashtuns of Pakistan his flesh and blood, and that Afghanistan does not recognize Durand Line, it implies that Afghanistan consider Pashtun territories its part, and in this case , like Israel(for Jews), should announce citizenship for all Pashtuns.

If Pashtuns can become citizens of US, Canada, Europe etc then why not of their fatherland Afghanistan?

My point is that neither Pashtuns in Pakistan want to be part of Afghanistan nor Afghanistan has any real strategy for them. The only thing remains is cultural, linguistic, commercial and educational affinity with Pakistani Pashtuns but not political.

[DSM0305]

Azmal called Pashtuns of Pakistan his flesh and blood, and that Afghanistan does not recognize Durand Line, it implies that Afghanistan consider Pashtun territories its part, and in this case , like Israel(for Jews), should announce citizenship for all Pashtuns.

If Pashtuns can become citizens of US, Canada, Europe etc then why not of their fatherland Afghanistan?

My point is that neither Pashtuns in Pakistan want to be part of Afghanistan nor Afghanistan has any real strategy for them. The only thing remains is cultural, linguistic, commercial and educational affinity with Pakistani Pashtuns but not political.

By your logic, African countries should give citizenship to all humanity. Since everyone knows that human kind comes from Africa, which means every person have a demand to get a citizenship to any African country...

Last time I checked no Pashtun have any right to get a citizenship in US, Canada or Europe... In Europe actually even those who already lives there have pretty high chance of getting send back.

Israel is a completely new country which was previously mostly inhabited by Arabs. So it is quite logical for them to give citizenship to Jews outside an Arab dominated land, which is what they are doing, since Israel was made for Jews... So I don't even see the logic behind this example...
Pashtun already lives in their predominantly land, but the thing is they got divided by a line. So basically Pashtuns already lives in their own land, which Jews in the other hand did not.

Pashtuns from Afghanistan have lived in Pakistan their entire life, yet haven't received any citizenship. Even those who are born in Pakistan haven't. So why should Afghanistan hand over free tickets?

Also another thing, Azmal is quite right. Imagine if your family lived in USA and you lived in Europe, does it make them lesser family to you? Does it change their blood and origins? It is the exact same thing in Afghanistan and Pakistan; just because they are divided by an imaginary line, doesn't change their bloodline and ethnicity. In the end Pashtuns will remain Pashtuns in both sides of durand line. So he is quite right in that regard.

By the way, a Pashtun have a quite easy time getting citizenship in Afghanistan, so if any Pashtun wishes to be an Afghan citizen, then he can do it anytime he wants. So your point is complete invalid.

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By your logic, African countries should give citizenship to all humanity. Since everyone knows that human kind comes from Africa, which means every person have a demand to get a citizenship to any African country...

Last time I checked no Pashtun have any right to get a citizenship in US, Canada or Europe... In Europe actually even those who already lives there have pretty high chance of getting send back.

Israel is a completely new country which was previously mostly inhabited by Arabs. So it is quite logical for them to give citizenship to Jews outside an Arab dominated land, which is what they are doing, since Israel was made for Jews... So I don't even see the logic behind this example...
Pashtun already lives in their predominantly land, but the thing is they got divided by a line. So basically Pashtuns already lives in their own land, which Jews in the other hand did not.

Pashtuns from Afghanistan have lived in Pakistan their entire life, yet haven't received any citizenship. Even those who are born in Pakistan haven't. So why should Afghanistan hand over free tickets?

Also another thing, Azmal is quite right. Imagine if your family lived in USA and you lived in Europe, does it make them lesser family to you? Does it change their blood and origins? It is the exact same thing in Afghanistan and Pakistan; just because they are divided by an imaginary line, doesn't change their bloodline and ethnicity. In the end Pashtuns will remain Pashtuns in both sides of durand line. So he is quite right in that regard.

By the way, a Pashtun have a quite easy time getting citizenship in Afghanistan, so if any Pashtun wishes to be an Afghan citizen, then he can do it anytime he wants. So your point is complete invalid.

Read his post again.

Afghanistan claim that anything upto attock belong to them including the people.With this claim it is necessary for the Afghanistan govt to give citizenship to all Pakistani pashtuns or atleast declare them as citizen of Afghanistan by default.