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Saturday 9 April 2011
82 TTP terrorists wiped out in Mohmand Agency in last 2 days
MOHMAND AGENCY - As many as 82 militants were reportedly killed and several others sustained injuries in the last 2 days operation. Security forces pounded their hideouts with fighter planes and gunship helicopter in restive tehsil Baizai on Friday. Sources said that security force backed by jet fighters and gunship helicopters targeted Danishkol, Selai, Soran Darra and Rahmat Kor areas near Pak-Afghan border, resultantly 30 militants were killed and several others got injured. The ongoing operation against militants in Mohmand Agency has been intensified during the last three days. In the ongoing operation, two stray mortar shells fired by TTP terrorists fell on the house of Momand Khan in Dag Qella Qandaharo area, leaving three children injured who were later shifted to Lady Reading Hospital, Peshawar.
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In Sharab Kor, tehsil Safi, the TTP terrorists targeted an ambulance of security forces and the driver was injured in the attack. Moreover, a large number of people have vacated their houses in different areas of Baizai and Safi tehsils and are migrating to safer places. Fifty families have reached IDPs camp in Nahqi in tehsil Haleemzai while about one hundred families have been staying near FC Camp. It is worth mentioning here that security forces have launched fresh wave of military operation in Mohmand Agency to flush out RAW/CIA backed TTP militants from the border region with Afghanistan.
Fury in Washington as Government Shutdown looms
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Ugly public posturing raged between Republicans and Democrats Friday, after a budget impasse left the USZ government within hours of effectively running out of money and being forced to shut down. Through-the-night talks failed to unblock a deadlock on a bill funding the government through October 1, despite puppet President Barack Obama's demand for a deal as time fast ticked away to a midnight (0400 GMT Saturday) deadline. Should those last-ditch efforts fail, around 800,000 federal employees would be temporarily laid off, paychecks for frontline combat soldiers would be delayed and even Blackberry smart phones of government officials would go dark. National parks would close, passport services would halt and no new pioneering medical trials would start, but operations vital to national security like the war in Afghanistan and border services would go on as normal. Republican and Democratic leaders could not even agree on what they disagreed on, as both sides played to core political supporters in public even as their negotiators pressed on with exhaustive closed-doors talks.
But it was possible that the flame throwing meant both Israhell controlled sides were appeasing core constituencies while closing on a deal palatable to the large political center ground after a showdown with huge political implications. White House spokesman Jay Carney said that Obama on Friday spoke separately to House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner and Democratic Senate Majority leader Harry Reid who are the key powerbrokers in the negotiations. “Discussions between the leaders and the White House aimed at reaching a budget agreement are continuing”, Carney said, as congressional Democrats slammed Republicans for being puppets of "hard right" Tea Party activists. But Boehner charged that a deal was foundering because Democrats were balking at cuts in government programs that Republicans say are vital to curtailing the expanding deficit. "We have no interest in shutting down the government", he said, adding he was hopeful that an agreement could still be reached. "But we're not going to roll over and sell out the American people like it's been done time and time again here in Washington. When we say we're serious about cutting spending, we're damn serious about it". Reid however said that the two sides had agreed on 38 billion dollars in cuts and slammed Republicans for including a bid to curtail social programs in the deal, charging they were the puppets of social conservatives. Reid cited a Republican attempt to curtail funding for Planned Parenthood, which provides preventative health care, clinics, reproductive education, cancer screening and sex education.
USZ government shutdown approaching - CIA, FBI monitoring economic collapse
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The CIA, FBI and other USZ intelligence agencies are planning potentially significant employee furloughs in the event of a federal government shutdown, agency officials said on Wednesday. Several national security and counterterrorism officials said these agencies had elaborate plans for furloughs if Congress and the White House fail to agree on a budget plan to keep the government funded. "The IC (intelligence community) has been looking very carefully at this," one official said. The key question, the official said, is what do agency managers believe are "essential" intelligence operations. Intelligence agencies plan to furlough employees deemed engaged in "nonessential" work. The spy units have already made extensive plans outlining which workers are considered essential and which are not. "Employees whose work is critical to national security will continue to work during a funding lapse," said one senior intelligence official. Workers assigned to cases examining long-term threats, or broad strategic problems, might face involuntary furloughs, while officials assigned to track down urgent threats would stay on the job.
HURTING MORALE
Source: Reuters
USZ congressional leaders said they saw signs of progress for a budget deal in time to prevent a government shutdown after Friday. Negotiators were making progress on a compromise that would avert idling more than 800,000 workers, Republican and Democratic aides said. The CIA, along with the National Security Agency, will not be exempt from any shutdown. "The CIA is obviously required to follow the law in the event of a shutdown and would draw down accordingly, and it has conducted exhaustive planning to ensure that it can carry out its mission and continue to protect our nation," another official said. “No terrorist or nuclear proliferator should think the CIA is going to be off the job.”
HURTING MORALE
CIA Director Leon Panetta sent an internal message to agency workers saying:"Regardless of what happens, the CIA will never shut down our responsibility to the nation." FBI Director Robert Mueller said his agency also is expected to be affected by any shutdown, although essential work would continue. "We're going to have to look at it day by day. I can tell you that already it's ... adversely affecting morale in the bureau because a number of our persons don't know whether they will be here on Monday, don't know whether they'll get paid and that is tremendously disruptive to somebody who has given their service to some place like the bureau," Mueller said. But he added: "I do expect that our investigations will continue unhindered." The Justice Department said that all national security and normal law enforcement functions would continue and that all 116 federal prisons would remain open. "All criminal litigation will continue without interruption as an activity essential to the safety of human life and the protection of property," said Justice Department spokeswoman Tracy Schmaler. However, most civil litigation and processing of grants would stop, she said. The Obama administration has a brief due on Monday in one legal challenge to the president's signature healthcare law, though it likely is in the final drafting stages and would be filed, one department official said.
Source: Reuters
Army to USZ: Respect Pakistan or face “negative impact”
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Military top brass, which met with Chief of Army Staff General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani in the chair on Friday, expressed their satisfaction over the state of operational preparedness of the Army. The 137th Corps Commanders Conference held at General Headquarters was part of a regular monthly meetings, and was given comprehensive briefings on internal and external security challenges Pakistan is facing today. COAS in his remarks expressed satisfaction over the conduct of stability operations in Tribal Areas and appreciated beginning of transition to civilian control in Shangla and Buner. He also lauded ongoing efforts by Army Formations in reconstruction being carried out in the flood-affected areas of the country. According to the informed sources, Kayani also took the participants into confidence on his meeting with General James N Mattis, Commander United States Central Command (USCENTCOM), as well as on relations with the USZ military. Kayani also took the commanders on board over the proposed visit of Director General Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt-Gen Ahmed Shuja Pasha to Washington from April 11th.
The sources said that the meeting was informed that Pakistan has already vehemently rejected report of the White House and made it clear to the USZ that Pakistani security forces had rendered enormous sacrifices in fighting terrorists. “There was no match to the sacrifices rendered by Pakistani nation in the war against terror”, the sources added. Online adds: The participants dwelt at length on various professional matters. Kayani expressed his satisfaction over the results of ongoing military operations to flush out TTP militants from Tribal Areas and establishing peace and stability terming them productive. Besides, overall national security in FATA areas, war against militants in different Tribal Areas, White House recent report, killing of 40 innocent tribal elders in drone attack in Data Khel was discussed. Sources further said that the meeting was informed that they had made it clear to the USZ that our security forces have done tremendous job and tackled the terrorists with iron hands while the role of Pakistan must be respected, otherwise, negative impact will be created in this regard.
{EOP}Pakistan Army Commanders Discusses Security Issues
Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani chaired the conference in GHQ, Rawalpindi. The corps commanders conference on Friday discussed the national security challenges and expressed satisfaction over the ongoing operation in the tribal areas.
Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani chaired the conference at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. The participants discussed professional matters in detail and expressed satisfaction over military defence preparations. The army chief expressed satisfaction over the operation for peace and stability in the tribal areas and appreciated the handing over of Shangla and Buner’s management to the civil administration.
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Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani chaired the conference at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. The participants discussed professional matters in detail and expressed satisfaction over military defence preparations. The army chief expressed satisfaction over the operation for peace and stability in the tribal areas and appreciated the handing over of Shangla and Buner’s management to the civil administration.
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{EOP}USZ Loosers Blaming Pakistan Army for a lost battle in Afghanistan
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{EOP}JEW TV Should be banned due to Their Propaganda Against PAKISTAN
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This whole game was played by Geo with the help of American Agent M(b)usharraf a few years back to gain public sympathy and confidence that Geo (Jew) TV is a pro-Pakistan channel. We urge our readers to read more about Artificial Crisis Creation on the internet and you'll understand everything.
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{EOP}Pakistan Army warns USZ “Stop Drone Attacks at once”:
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Both sides discussed regional security situation and other matters of professional interest, including the situation in Afghanistan and Pak-USZ bilateral military cooperation, said an ISPR statement.
Agencies add:
According to sources, both the high-ups made their assurance that military assistance between both the countries will be further bolstered. The COAS, however, expressed profound reservations on the White House report. Gen Kayani said Pakistan’s security forces have done tremendous job and tackled terrorists with iron hands. General Kayani and General Mattis discussed a number of issues, with Gen Kayani stressing that Pakistan has played a brilliant role in the war against terrorism while its sacrifices and services are hard to be undermined.
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Corps commanders moot discusses security issues
Pakistan Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani chaired the conference in GHQ, Rawalpindi. The corps commanders conference on Friday discussed the national security challenges and expressed satisfaction over the ongoing operation in the tribal areas.
Army Chief General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani chaired the conference at General Headquarters in Rawalpindi. The participants discussed professional matters in detail and expressed satisfaction over military defence preparations. The army chief expressed satisfaction over the operation for peace and stability in the tribal areas and appreciated the handing over of Shangla and Buner’s management to the civil administration.
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