7 militants killed and 6 cops injured in Mohmand tribal area

by Khalid Nisar | October 20, 2010 at 04:02 am
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Seven militants were killed and one injured on Wednesday during a clashed with security forces in Alingar area of tehsil Safi some 65 kilometers to the north west of regional headquarters, Ghallanai, official sources told.

According to details a group of militants attacked Alingar check post near the border area in tehsil Safi. Security forces repulsed the attack killing 7 militants in the ensuing fighting, security forces and political administration sources told. They deceased were identified as Sher Rehman, Gulab Khan, Muhammad Jan, Laiq Jan, Gul Zareen and Shamsher Khan. Gul Zareen and Shamsher Khan are said to belong to Afghanistan and Swat respectively.

In another incident, 6 security forces personnel sustained serious injuries when their vehicle struck against an IED in the remote area of Lakhkar Killi in tehsil Baizai near Pak

Afghan border. Security forces were on their routine patrol when their vehicle struck the hidden device and 6 persons including the driver were injured while the vehicle was completely destroyed.


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This area is as bad as afghanistan.

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René

At least Khalid's not claiming they were civilians, and actually got the names of the militants.

Good job. Khalid.

Got any response from  locals on this? How do they feel?

Recently saw a report that local civilians actually love the drones. that even tho some civilians got killed, mostly their targets are the militants and are actually pretty accurate, and give them the excuse not to be around the militants, or go to their funerals. "Oh, we might get killed, when the drones come for you."


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Habib Hassn

Local people form FATA mentioned that Drone is the only solution for militants.

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