{EOB}Altaf Hussain's letter To His Masters Asks help in disbanding Pakistan's ISI.

                             

WRITER | XLI CODEAltaf Hussain's letter sent to Tony Blair in 2001 in which he asks UK's help in disbanding Pakistan's ISI. Such enemies of Pakistan need to be shredded to death!


Altaf hussain is the most dangerous terrorist of the Sindh and Karachi, he offers collect rupees from people by force on every weak. He also killed severals innocents up there, also 250 above murdered cases on him. His party (MQM) is totally an AntiPakistan party along with ANP .These are most dangerous then our enemies, and they want to 

{EOB} 7 Women Raped in 48 hours in Shining India

This video shows how the women are treated like dogs in Hinduism and in India.

{EOB} 20-Year-Old Kashmiri Boy a victim of Indian police brutality:Shining India

A 20 year old boy in Jammu and Kashmir is brutally tortured by the Indian police - leaving him partially paralysed. While the Chief Minister has ordered a probe into the matter - what is worse is that the police admit that there is no case against the victim. 



vishal is 20-years-old, but has to be dealt with like a child. Vishal - totally dependent on his mother for eating his food, drinking a glass of water or even to wear his clothes. "He is the only breadwinner of the family.We can't meet our expenses now.They have spoilt his life. There is lot of tension," Vishal's mother said.

Reduced to this sorry state due to atrocities by the police. Picked from his shop ,taken to Janipur police station and tortured. Recalling the episode, Visha said, "Three to four policemen hanged me from my arms and hit me. I kept pleading with them but they did not listen. They told me to confess that I had bought stolen gold chains."

{EOB}Turkey Develops Domestic Missile, Rocket

Two Turkish state-run defense companies have reported major progress in what analysts view as crucial locally designed and developed missile and rocket programs.

Earlier in June, Tübitak Sage, the missile specialist operating under the state’s Scientific and Technical Research Council of Turkey, or TÜBİTAK, exhibited the country’s first domestic cruise missile during an air show in İzmir marking the 100th anniversary of the Turkish Air Force’s foundation.

The missile, which has a range of 180 kilometers, was designed and developed by Turkish engineers, including its software, company officials said. The program was launched in 2006.

{EOB}Operational Test Of America's Minuteman III ICBM Scheduled

An unarmed operational test of the Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile is scheduled to launch between 3:01 and 9:01 a.m. June 22 from north Vandenberg.

The missile's single unarmed re-entry vehicle is expected to travel approximately 4,200 miles to a pre-determined target near the Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands.

"Minuteman III test launches demonstrate our nation's ICBM capability in a very visible way, deterring potential adversaries while reassuring allies," said Col. David Bliesner, 576th FLTS commander and mission director. "These launches provide valuable information on the missile's effectiveness in its intended operational environment."

Under the direction of the 576th FLTS, the launch team includes crew members from the 625th Strategic Operations Squadron, who will launch the missile from the Airborne Launch Control System, in addition to maintenance and operations task force members from the 91st Missile Wing, Minot AFB, N.D., who will conduct operational tasks in support of the launch. Col. Keith Balts, the 30th Space Wing vice commander, is the launch decision authority for this mission.

The 576 FLTS is responsible for installed tracking, telemetry and command destruct systems on the missile which collect data and ensure safety requirements are met.

The launch is one of a series of ICBM operational tests and is vital to ensuring the nation's most powerful weapons are safe, secure and effective, said Air Force Global Strike Command officials.

The entire ICBM community, including the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy, will use the data collected from this mission for continuing force development evaluation.

Source: LaunchAlert

{EOB}Armenia Claims Military Drone Manufacturing

Armenia manufactures and supplies its armed forces with unmanned military aircraft capable of flying deep into enemy territory, the deputy commander of the country’s small air force said over the weekend.

“We have quite serious unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), even those capable of carrying out objectives deep inside enemy territory,” Colonel Armen Mkrtchian told journalists. “They are made in Armenia.”

“Having said that, we do not rule out the possibility of acquiring foreign-made ones, including for mere comparison,” he said. “After all, you can tell apart good and bad things through comparison.”
Mkrtchian refused to give any details of domestic drone manufacturing, which exists only in a limited number of countries. He would not say if Armenian-made UAVs are designed only for surveillance missions or air strikes as well.

That the Armenian military is equipped with domestically designed and manufactured drones has been claimed by some local defense analysts in the last few years. Mkrtchian’s remarks are the first official confirmation of these assertions.

Armenia’s arch-foe Azerbaijan is known to have UAVs. It purchased them from Israel until recently. An Azerbaijani-Israeli joint venture reportedly began assembling drones in Azerbaijan earlier this year.

Over the past decade Azerbaijan has also acquired dozens of conventional military aircraft as part of an ongoing military build-up. Its air force is now thought to have numerical superiority over its Armenian adversary.

Both Mkrtchian and Artsrun Hovannisian, an Armenian Defense Ministry expert, downplayed that advantage. They claimed that Baku’s air capability is grossly inflated and that it would be of little use to the Azerbaijani army in case of another war for Nagorno-Karabakh.

Mkrtchian also said that the Armenian airforce has received “quite sophisticated and precise air strike means” that put it in a position to wage offensive warfare. “In the last 19 years, we have gone through a very difficult process of military training,” he said. “Our pilots are today ready to carry out flights at night and in difficult meteorological conditions. They are ready for any actions in any place and at any moment.”

“Just like developed NATO countries, we are ready to carry out targeted strikes on any enemy target, economic facility and the like,” the official added without elaborating. 

Source: Azatutyun.am