American Missile Strike In Pakistan
Pakistan News Updates:
Another Missile Strike killed Militants In Pakistan Near The Afghan Boarder
Is it due to the Afghan boarder or it is a red signal for Pakistan? Today another missile strike again killed militants near the Afghan boarder but inside the Pakistan boarder.
This area was the part of North Waziristan and according to Americans, it might be stronghold of an Afghan Taliban faction called the Haqqani network. before this strike, the similar strike last week killed, Mohammad Haqqani, the son of the group’s leader, Jalaluddin Haqqani and his companions.
Pakistani leadership should be careful about these missile strikes by American armies. This is the time to think about their own freedom and safety if they don’t want to be like Iraq and Afghanistan. The militants in recent years have killed a number of people they suspect of spying for the Pakistani or U.S. governments. These attacks come as the head of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation visits Islamabad for talks with Pakistani officials.
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