This article states that Taliban attacked on various locations in Afghanistan and killed 11 soldiers bearing 39 causalities of their own (Ofcourse official figures of both sides cannot be trusted as each side will exaggerate opponent causalities we will have to wait for Taliban figures and then an approximate figure b/w both extremes can be found) In my opinion it is beginning of the end in Afghanistan and there will be more attacks coming. What is your opinion?
That was an accident, not an attack. Unless we have declared war on the government we keep trying to set up?
In other news, possible Taliban troops have been found smuggling in explosives from Pakistan to Afghanistan. I assume 11 tons of explosives is the logical way to take down non-valid military targets with a ton of civilians around?
In other news, possible Taliban troops have been found smuggling in explosives from Pakistan to Afghanistan. I assume 11 tons of explosives is the logical way to take down non-valid military targets with a ton of civilians around?
source?
So because your government attacks a school, that means the Taliban can attack NATO embassies in Afghanistan?
It was not our govrn, it was nato and technically embassies are considered foreign soil that is why they attacked what's the point of this discussion again?
It was not our govrn, it was nato and technically embassies are considered foreign soil that is why they attacked what's the point of this discussion again?
What? The link clearly says the troops where from Pakistan. Reread it?
They are diplomatic soil, and who shoots diplomats?
Arresting them is understandable under some circumstances. Blowing them up is typically not.
It is improbable as peace talks with them were ongoing
At least 80 militants have been killed in an air strike by Pakistani forces on a madrassa (religious school) used as a militant training camp, the army says.
Clearly it says that they whee Pakistan troops. And it was funny you mentioned that:
The BBC's Barbara Plett in Islamabad says Monday morning's attack coincides with peace talks between tribal elders and pro-Taleban militants in Bajaur.
The link clearly states that it was the Pakistan government did it, it even goes a bit to saying that the peace talks where not just a cover for the attacks. Did you read your own link?
At least 80 militants have been killed in an air strike by Pakistani forces on a madrassa (religious school) used as a militant training camp, the army says.
Clearly it says that they whee Pakistan troops. And it was funny you mentioned that:
The BBC's Barbara Plett in Islamabad says Monday morning's attack coincides with peace talks between tribal elders and pro-Taleban militants in Bajaur.
The link clearly states that it was the Pakistan government did it, it even goes a bit to saying that the peace talks where not just a cover for the attacks. Did you read your own link?
Widely held belief in Pakistan is that Pak army took the fall. Now what are we debating here exactly?
Widely held belief in Pakistan is that Pak army took the fall.
And it is widely believed in America that the world will end in 2012 and that our president was born in Kenya. Wide belief means nothing. The Pakistan army did it, regardless of what is widely believed.
Now what are we debating here exactly?
I say something and you say something. That is how debates work.
And it is widely believed in America that the world will end in 2012 and that our president was born in Kenya. Wide belief means nothing. The Pakistan army did it, regardless of what is widely believed.
