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NATO HELIKOPTERIMA UPALI U PAKISTAN, RANJENA DVOJICA VOJNIKA

(1) Send to friend Print Utorak, 17. Maj, 2011.| Autor: Agencija TANJUG

ISLAMABAD - Dva borbena helikoptera NATO izvela su danas prekogranični napad na kontrolni punkt pakistanske vojske u nemirnoj plemenskoj oblasti Pakistana i ranila dvojicu pakistanskih vojnika, saopštili su predstavnici lokalnih snaga bezbednosti.

Napad je izveden u Vači Bibi, 50 kilometara zapadno od Miranšaha, kada su dva helikoptera Alijanse ušla iz Avganistana u vazdušni prostor Pakistana i napala kontrolni punkt, preneo je AFP izjave neimenovanih zvaničnika.

"Dva helikoptera NATO su povredila vazdušni prostor i ispalila rakete na vojni kontrolni punkt, ranivši dvojicu vojnika", rekao je jedan visoki funkcioner snaga bezbednosti.

Incident se dogodio dve sedmice pošto su pripadnici američkih specijalnih jedinica 2. maja prešli iz Avganistana u Pakistan i u akciji u Abotabadu, blizu Islamabada, ubili vođu Al kaide Osamu bin Ladena.

Ta akcija je razbesnela pakistanski državni i vojni vrh i izazvala dodatno ogorčenje stanovništva, koje odavno oseća ljutnju zbog napada američkih bespilotnih letelica na pakistanskoj teritoriji, u kojima su ubijene stotine ljudi.

Tek ce Ameri da pocnu da se qrce po Pakistanu-ali bespilotnim letelicama.
Pilote bi im skidali ko glinene golubove.

Uostalom krenule su osvete za ubistvo Osame i tek ce biti gusto u Pakistanu

verovatno zavadi pa vladaj, ima da izazpvu građanski rat unutar Pakistana a na čelo frakcija da dovedu svoje marionete. Samo će jedni glumiti talibane a drugi moderne civilizovane ljude.

Nema ništa novo o Bin Ladenu. Pomislih da će posle farbanja brade, gledanje pornića, nalaženje visokokvalitetne marihuane u dvorištu, otkriti da je preko kurira uplaćivao tikete u kladionici.

Pa zato su i pohapsili kladioničku mafiju 

Egipćanin privremeni vođa Al Kaide

Egipćanin Saif al-Adel, nekadašnji oficir specijalnih snaga egipatske vojske, izabran je za privremenog vođu terorističke organizacije Al Kaida.

Privremeni vođa Al Kaide je Saif al-Adel, koji je dugo imao istaknutu ulogu u ovoj grupi, rekao je Noman Benotman, bivši lider Libijske islamističke borbene grupe, organizacije koja je nekada bila bliska Al Kaidi, ali se u poslednjih nekoliko godina odrekla njene ideologije.

Ove navode potvrdio je i pakistanski list "Njuz", pozivajući se na neimenovane izvore.

Benotman je za CNN rekao da je, na osnovu ličnih veza sa ekstremistima i rasprava na ekstremističkim forumima, al-Adel, poznat i kao Muhamad Ibrahim Makavi, izabran za privremenog vođu Al Kaide, jer je ova organizacija postala "nestrpljiva" proteklih dana, budući da nije zvanično objavljeno ko će naslediti Osamu bin Ladena.

Benotman je rekao da je odluku o imenovanju al-Adela donelo šest do osam vođa Al Kaide u pograničnoj oblasti između Avganistana i Pakistana.

On je kazao da odluku da se na čelu organizacije nađe Egipćanin možda neće dobro prihvatiti saudijski i jemenski članovi Al Kaide, koji smatraju da naslednik Bin Ladena treba da bude sa Arabijskog poluostrva, regiona koji svi muslimani smatraju svetim.

Al Adel se borio protiv sovjetske vojske u Avganistanu 1980-ih godina, a nakon pada talibanskog režima u ovoj zemlji pobegao je u Iran, odakle je upravljao terorističkim napadima u Saudijskoj Arabiji koji su počeli u Rijadu u maju 2003. godine, a u kojima su poginule desetine ljudi.

Ime al-Adela dovodi se u vezi i sa podmetanjem bombi u ambasade SAD u Keniji i Tanzaniji 1998. godine.

Bin Laden, član jedne bogate saudijske porodice, ubijen je 2. maja na severozapadu Pakistana u akciji američkih specijalnih snaga, a do sada se kao njegov naslednik najčešće spominjao njegov zamenik Ajman al Zavahri, takođe Egipćanin.

(Tanjug)

ahahahahahahahahahahaaa 

Došlo je do ozbiljnog "mešanja karata" u Pakistanu (i oko njega) na početku post-Abotabadske ere.Dešavalo se koješta po njihovom parlamentu/ulicama.Sada se kristališe nova pakistanska pozicija (na stranu "iznenadno" grljenje i bratimljenje sa Kinom) :

  CIA officials, foreign media and think tanks had field day to malign Pakistan
Lack of timely response plunged nation into frustration
(Abbotabad Episode 4)

izvornik "Pakistan Observer" ,18.maj (autor : Liaqat Toor)
vest se može naći  : ovde

Lack of timely response on Abbottabad incident by the political leadership plunged the stunned nation into chaos, confusion and frustration. The US President Barrack Obama’s announcement on Osama’s killing from Washington on May 2 day break awakened the people from slumber.

 Hurriedly, they glued to news channels to listen to details of the tragedy which took place in Pakistan, but everything was pouring in from the United States. Soon after the announcement by Obama, Pakistan found itself in the firing range of CIA officials, think tanks, foreign media and Indian lobbyists who unleashed misinformation and fanciful stories about the invasion of US SEALs killing Osama in the darkness without the knowledge of Pakistan. The disdainful Americans were disgracing their “key partner on war against terrorism,” which has offered more than forty thousand sacrifices of its innocent citizens and men in uniform.

 It was the situation when the people of Pakistan madly looked towards political leadership to know its point of view and details of the tragedy which had robbed the country of its sovereignty and affected self-esteem. To their surprise, there was complete mum in the corridors of power, except that Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani had said on the very day that “it is a great victory.” On reaching Paris on May 3 for official visit he also said failure of intelligence failure is collective responsibility of the word. An article by President Asif Zardari also appeared in Washington Post the next day with some praise of killing of Osama besides a brief weak statement by Foreign office. This crying moment demanded something comprehensive, affective and convincing response from the government in power on the incident which was going to be a turning point in Pak-US relations in shaping up future cooperation. It showed that the government itself was in a state of confusion.

Every sort of gossips, speculations and insults were being hurled on Pakistan and its state institutions, but there was silence in corridors of power. The thirsty Pakistani media and traumatised people waited government’s response for ten days when it finally came on Thursday last when an emergency meeting of Defence Committee of the Cabinet condemned the US action in Abbottabad and termed it as a breach of Pakistan’s sovereignty. Before that the Parliamentary defence committee had also conveyed its feelings on the same lines. This unfortunate situation raised a lot of serious questions on the potential and capability of the government in dealing with extreme emergencies like this which was described by Pakistanis as “invasion of Pak territory” by a super power.

 The government not only failed to respond but it also could not provide details of the Abbottabad incident as “what and how happened.” The media thronged the compound of Bilal colony of Abbottabad where Osama was killed to find any detail but again there was only hearsay and nothing concrete came out. Naturally, the angry, insecure and nervy people reacted sharply to the apathy of the government which failed to rise to the rising to the occasion in a situation which can be described as a war-like situation. We understand that there was an emergency meeting between the President, the Prime Minister and stakeholders soon after the incident, on May 2 but the people of Pakistan, who are ultimate saviors of Pakistan, were not taken into confidence on the issue. At this crucial moment, when the nation was facing an extreme emergency, the government failed to launch Standard Operation Procedures (SOP). It was a criminal negligence on the part of the government not to convene emergency meetings of the Cabinet, the defence Committee of the Cabinet, the security committee of the Parliament and special parliamentary sitting to formulate a response to the emergency call.

The address to the nation by the Prime Minister was another step which was missing during all these difficult days. In all emergencies in the past, it was a usual practice to call an all parties meeting to unite the nation on one platform. During all these days, some conflicting reports quoting “sources” did appear in media but it added more confusion to the situation. It seemed as if there was no government in the country and its damage control mechanism was in disarray. The tragic part of this Osama episode was ignoring the people of Pakistan who were at the receiving end. In the past, this nation consisting of 180 million people did not disappoint the beloved land. But the government did not take them into confidence as the emergency like this, when a super power was challenging the sovereignty of Pakistan, people’s power should have recognised and taken into consideration for meeting the challenge. The meeting of Defence Committee of the Cabinet and in-camera briefing by military leadership to Joint parliamentary sitting followed by a comprehensive unanimously passed resolution were the steps needed to be taken immediately after May 2 incident to satisfy the people and to give message to the world that Pakistani nation is responsible and one would never barter away its sovereignty and self-respect.

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Pakistanski nacionalisti vode međusobne konsultacije i pritiskaju vladu da " odbrani suverenitet"...Nakon toga stiže i članak koji razjašnjava Pak-stanovište o jučeranjem incidentu sa Jenki-helikopterima (o čemu su agencije već izveštavale) :

   NATO copters fire at Pak checkpost


izvornik "Pakistan Observer",18.maj (autor : Tariq Saeed)
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Peshawar—Once again making mockery of the territorial integrity of Pakistan, a couple of NATO helicopters sneaked deep into Pakistani air space in North Waziristan agency and resorted to firing on security forces Tuesday morning seriously wounding at least two Pakistani men in uniform. Taking serious exception of this blatant violation of Pakistani air space of 2nd within a short span of one week, the military authorities have called for convening flag meeting of two counties immediately.

 Reports reaching here said two helicopters of the NATO forces, entered Pakistani territory in Uchcha Bibi village in Datta Khel area some 50 kilometers from NWA headquarters Miran Shah Tuesday at around 9 a.m. The two choppers which had come from Khost province of Afghanistan were cautioned and fired at by the security forces present in the check post. The helicopter, however, resorted to firing on the soldiers and resultantly wounded two troops who were shifted to Miran Shah Hospital where the condition of one soldier was described as precarious. “The two helicopters violated our air space near Aadmi Kot security forces check post which forced the soldiers guarding the post to fire on the choppers”, said the Army sources who rejected NATO claim that their helicopters came under unprovoked firing by the Pakistani troops while they were present in forward operation base of the NATO in Khost province. The NATO had claimed that its copters were fired at from across the border by the Pakistani forces.

“Our men had only engaged them when they violated our space, but the copters instead of honoruing our territorial integrity and getting back to where they had flown from, resorted to firing on our troops resultantly wounding two soldiers”. Sources in the Inter Services Public Relations told Pakistan Observer when contacted.