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shinee wrote:Now it is changed to this.

Agnimitra wrote:This is a high profile terror act that can be milked for sympathy value but the number of casualties so far is negligible by Sooth Asian standards. Advantage Bakistan.

IndraD wrote:^^ No I didn't find such reference in article did I miss it?

A Rangers spokesperson claimed, "Indian arms and ammunition" were found on the bodies of the terrorists.

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Anujan wrote:Already one airplane is Shaheed. Has joined its brethren P3C orion which got shaheed before. May they get 72 airplanes in heaven which have never flown.The Mujs had attacked the VVIP runway 1km from the actual Jinnah terminal. They are now advancing to the runway in Jinnah terminal.

I think its mistake, ist now called Jannah Terminal. Jannah Express makes daily landing in Karachi with short layover in Shenzen to pick China Made Hoors before landing on cukkocloud9skywayuptherenowhere.

saip wrote:https://twitter.com/DrAshrafChohan/stat ... 76/photo/1

latest satellite pic of Karachi airport

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Eyewitness suggest the terrorists appeared to be Uzbek,Aghan & Chinese from facial features #Karachi #Pakistan #Taliban #Islamist

How come there are so many other planes that have not embraced martyrdom?

It is night time in KHI. That is a daylight photo AND SO fake.

Mihaylo wrote:Not Fake !! This is a live feed from PakSat-1R and iCube-1.

KABUL: Afghanistan on Sunday accused “foreign intelligence services” of being behind an attack targeting presidential front-runner Abdullah Abdullah that killed 12 people, in a veiled reference to Pakistan.Abdullah survived the assassination attempt on Friday when two blasts, including a suicide bombing, hit his campaign motorcade in Kabul ahead of next weekend's hotly contested run-off election.“Initial investigations indicate foreign intelligence services were involved in this incident through Lashkar-e-Taiba in an organised manner, and the terrorists were aiming to disrupt the election in Afghanistan, “Afghanistan's National Security Council, which is chaired by President Hamid Karzai, said in a statement.Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) is a Pakistan-based militant group.Pakistan was the main supporter of the former Taliban regime in Afghanistan, and Afghan officials have long voiced suspicions about connections between the hardline movement and Islamabad's powerful intelligence services.Sunday's accusation comes after Afghanistan said last week that it was pulling out of security talks in Islamabad in anger at cross-border attacks blamed on the Pakistani army, which it said were designed to disrupt the second round of its presidential election.The NSC “condemned” increasing numbers of “rocket attacks (by the) Pakistani military against the country”, which it said were aimed at disrupting the run-off ballot due to be held on June 14.The attempt to assassinate Abdullah triggered strong international condemnation, including from the United States and the UN Security Council.Afghanistan is in the middle of elections to choose a successor to Karzai, who has ruled since the fall of the 1996-2001 Taliban regime.Abdullah fell short of the 50 per cent threshold needed for an outright victory in the April first round and will face former World Bank economist Ashraf Ghani in the run-off.The NSC statement said Friday's attack on Abdullah was “the worst incident during election campaign”.

UETTA: Nearly two dozen people were killed and many more injured in a suicide attack on a hotel hosting Shia pilgrims in Taftan, a district on the border with Iran, late Sunday night. Officials fear the death toll could rise as some of the injured are in critical condition.
A suicide bomber entered Al Murtaza Hotel and detonated the explosives strapped to his body in the midst of Shia pilgrims, security sources told The Express Tribune. The blast caused significant damage to the building.
Other sources claimed that two suicide bombers entered Al Murtaza and Al Hashmi hotels where around 300 Shia pilgrims were staying. However, one of them could not detonate the charge.

Satya_anveshi wrote:Is mushy still in Karachi haspatal waiting to get out? This may very well be related to him.

Raja Ram wrote:The photograph that is available on ToI Website on Live Updates show grenades. They don't seem to be of any known Indian make from their shape. In fact, it resembles Chinese versions

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Mili ... 262836.cms

The unnamed Pakistani Ranger spokesman's assertion notwithstanding, the attackers seem to have been using Paki stock!

vivek_ahuja wrote:Karachi airport now:

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#Kci Update:Live coverage of inside airport should stop,hindering operation.Giving away position of assets/troops.Rather helping terrorists