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Pakistan army for the first time since the war on terror started has issued operational details and the number of people including civilian and military who have killed and injured since 9/11.
According to details released by Inter Service Public Relations (ISPR) on Thursday reveals that 30,452 people have been killed and injured from 9/11 till date. According to ISPR, 2,273 Pakistani soldiers have been killed including 78 officers while 6,512 have been injured while only 1582 US and NATO troops have been killed.

10 Soldiers are killed everyday since 2009. While only 1582 US and NATO troops have been killed, it said, adding that, 17,742 terrorists have been killed and captured.
Pakistan has set up 821 border check posts at the hostile Pak-Afghan border while the coalition/ANSF, which consists of troops of 42 countries has only set up 112 check posts, it added. 140,000 Pakistani troops are manning the Pak-Afghan border to check infiltration of terrorists and other suspicious activities while the coalition has only 100,000 of its troops there, it said.
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010. Since the enemy have forced the international media through coercion and cash incentives to make partial reporting about (the current fighting) to make it possible to hide their shameful defeat in the Marjah area of Nad Ali district, Helmand province, therefore, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan requests all independent mass media outlets of the world to send their reporters to Marjah; see the situation with their own eyes and convey the facts to the public of the world. Such visit will portray the ground realities and will show who have the upper hand in the area; what are the facts and who control vast areas of Marjah? In fact, the invading forces have made no spectacular advancement since the beginning of the operations. They have descended from helicopters in limited areas of Marjah and now are under siege. The invaders are not able to come out of their ditches. Wherever they intend to move, they come under severe attacks of Mujahideen and face explosions of planted mines. Then they retreat hastily. The enemy troops have lost their morale. The local people are beholding the foreign troops crying loudly. If the coalition invading forces give permission to independent reporters, they will unearth many secrets.


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It is now for one week that the invading enemy have launched military operations named “ together” against Mujahideen in Marjah, a part of Nad Ali district, Helmand province. They have put more than 15,000 American, NATO and the hireling Afghan troops against a minuscule number of Mujahideen in the area. More than 60 helicopters, armed with hellfire missiles, and hundreds of tanks are taking part in the operation.

Marjah has remained in the hands of Mujahideen for the last few years. Other parts of Helmand province like Baghiran, Dishu, and Washer districts are already under the administration of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. So question rises why the enemy chose Marjah, a small area, to launch operations. Ostensibly, the enemy say that they want to put pressure on Taliban to accept the government terms of re-integration and reconciliation announced at the end of London Conference on 28th of last month. In fact, Marjah is a geopolitically important area because it borders on Baluchistan, Pakistan where China has a vast developmental project in the shape of Gwadaer seaport


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Entangled in Marjah - Afghanistan

February 17th 2010 05:32
Tuesday, 16 February 2010. After the beginning of the military operation in Marjah by the invaders, their advancement has been stalled by local Mujahideen in the area. According to reports, Mujahideen have started coordinated tip and run operations against the enemy not only in Marjah but also in all other districts of Helmand province.

According to Qari Muhammad Yousuf, spokesman of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Mujahideen attacked enemy forces at Loi Char Rahi, Block Nokaro Char Rahi and Camp areas. They are under siege now. The enemy wanted their infantry to join air-borne marines descended behind the lines. But Mujahideen, using there past experience, foiled the enemy efforts and besieged them. In another attack in Safun and Wakil Wazir areas, Mujahideen destroyed 7 tanks of the enemy and killed 25 invaders


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Roving Afghanistan Ambassador Sayyid Rahmatullah Hashemi's Speech at The University of Southern California on March 10, 2001
Allah says: "O you who believe! If a rebellious evil person comes to you with a news, verify it, lest you harm people in ignorance, and afterwards you become regretful to what you have done." (Qur`an 49:6)

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Afghan Drug Lord on American Payroll

October 30th 2009 09:14
NEW YORK - The brother of Afghan President Hamid Karzai has been receiving regular payments from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), The New York Times reported Wednesday, citing current and former US officials.
Ahmed Wali Karzai is a suspected player in Afghanistan’s opium trade and has been paid by the CIA over the past eight years for services that included helping to recruit an Afghan paramilitary force that operates at the CIA’s direction in and around the city of Kandahar, the newspaper said. In an interview, Ahmed Wali said, “He cooperates with US civilian and military officials but does not engage in the drug trade and does not receive payments from the CIA, the Times reported. On the other hand, the CIA neither confirmed nor denied the reported payments. The Times cited several US officials as saying Ahmed and the CIA had a wide-ranging relationship.
He helps the US spy agency operate the Kandahar Strike Force, a paramilitary group used for raids against suspected insurgents and militants, the officials told the newspaper


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On 8 Years of Global War On Terror

October 9th 2009 11:13
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
On the occasion of the American Anniversary
Shawwal 18, 1430 A.H, October 08, 2009
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US terrorism and war on Pakistan

October 2nd 2009 05:22
THE US design to destabilize Pakistan is becoming clearer by the day, even for the most blinkered Pakistani. As the US continues to be stalemated in Afghanistan, it has sought to move the centre of gravity of the "war on terror" to Pakistan. Initially it was assumed that this shift would be restricted to FATA, but now it is evident that the US is seeking to engulf the whole of Pakistan in an asymmetric conflict, which will eventually pit the people against the state, especially the military. Reports of a US plan to target Balochistan, including its capital city Quetta are, in all likelihood, correct - more so because the US has not issued even a half-hearted denial on this count. Pakistani officials are admitting that the US has sought to extend drone attacks to Balochistan, especially Quetta. Given the present government's proclivity to accede to all US demands, it should not come as a surprise to soon see these drone attacks taking place.
US killed 1,000,000 civilians since 9/11
US killed 1,000,000 civilians since 9/11

However, for Pakistan such a development will be suicidal, given the prevailing instability in Balochistan and the continuing lack of trust between the Baloch people and the federation. Worse still, Quetta is an urban centre with a concentration of population. It is also a major military station with the Command and Staff College as well as other formations present in the heart of the city. How far is our military prepared to accommodate the US desire to undermine the country's sovereignty? After all, the drones will push the separatists closer to their goal, while the US will think it can move towards its concept of Greater Balochistan through the break up of Pakistan and Iran. Unfortunately for the US, the Iranian leadership shows no signs of falling prey to such US designs, unlike their Pakistani counterparts


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Indian inconsistencies

October 2nd 2009 04:40
Manmohan was given the evidence of indian terroris activites in Balochistan (Pakistan)
Manmohan was given the evidence of indian terroris activites in Balochistan (Pakistan)

IT was quite interesting to see how Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh tried to make the world believe in an obviously contradictory aspect of the situation that was prevailing in the part of Kashmir under his country’s forcible occupation. Addressing a two-day conference of police chiefs and intelligence officials at New Delhi on Tuesday, he maintained that things were getting better there, as violence was at the lowest ebb. However, at the same time, he devised a pretext to keep Pakistan under pressure by accusing it of greater infiltration not only from across the Line of Control but also other routes. He talked of Nepal and Bangladesh as two of the other channels of militants’ entry into the Indian-held Kashmir. Prime Minister Singh did not bother to explain that with infiltration on the rise how the expected increase in violence was not occurring; for, clearly, they were entering the disputed state to create trouble.
New Delhi’s propaganda machinery constantly remains in top gear when it comes to berating Islamabad in the eyes of the world. The thicker the soup Pakistan is in the louder the noises it makes about its so-called culpability in one crime or the other. And as Pakistan at present is buffeted by daunting challenges from all sides, no other moment could be more conducive for the Indian propagandists to trying to put it on the mat. Presently, India’s purpose of levelling allegations about terrorist cells in Pakistan poised to disturb the peace in India sits well with the international community that never tires of voicing concern about terrorist sanctuaries here. Taking shelter under the threat of terrorism, it refuses to accept Islamabad’s demand and outside pressure to restart the stalled composite dialogue. Since it is hard to conceive of another way to settle the lingering disputes than peaceful negotiations - war being a suicidal option between the two nuclear states - the stories making the rounds about back channel diplomacy gain credibility. That, in view of the manner in which the government is surrendering our sovereign rights, is, indeed, a worrisome prospect and must be replaced with the normal diplomatic practice of dialogue


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