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	Taliban rebels abduct 25 police recruits in Pakistan Karachi News.Net Taliban militants captured 25 police recruits in restive north-western Pakistan, officials said Thursday.
	Three arrested for attack on Pakistan PM Karachi News.Net Islamabad, (Xinhua) Pakistani police have arrested three people suspected to have been involved in Wednesday's attack on Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's motorcade, Geo TV channel reported Thursday.
	Taliban says it was responsible for assassination attempt Karachi News.Net Taliban militants in Pakistan have claimed responsibility for a gunfire attack on a motor convoy of Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani just outside the Pakistani capital.

US mum on Pakistan raid

U.S. Maj. Gen. Jeffery J. Schloesser, right, shakes hand with Afghan soldiers after arriving at a US base in Nuristan province east of Kabul, Afghanistan on Monday, Sept. 1, 2008. U.S. forces in Afghanistan will increase offensive operations against militants this winter because insurgents are increasingly staying in the country to prepare for spring attacks, the top U.S. commander said. (AP Photo/Rahmat Gul)

U.S. mum on Pakistan raid
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WASHINGTON (AFP) - The White House refused Thursday to comment directly on Pakistani anger at a cross-border raid by Afghanistan-based international forces just days before Pakistan's presidential vote.
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Nato troops land in Angoor Adda, kill 20

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PESHAWAR: At least 20 civilian including three women and four children were killed in a pre-dawn ground attack by the US and the NATO forces in Mausa Nika area in Angoor Adda in the South Waziristan Agency on Wednesday. ::Complete Text

NATO Kills 20 in SSWA Incursion

NATO kills 20 in SWA incursion WANA—American and Allied forces have killed 20 people including women and minors in a joint operation in Angoor Adda South Waziristan DG ISPR has confirmed the attack any how they have not received the details. According to BBC, eyewitnesses told that American and allied forces landed through helicopters in Moosi Neka situated near Angoor Ada early in Wednesday morning, while according to the locals the forces pounded the house of Pao Jan and cordoned...

Full Story >> NATO forces reject reports of operations in Pakistan Karachi News.Net Kabul, Sept. 4 : The NATO-led International Security Assistance Force rejected on Thursday recent media reports that the ISAF conducted operations in Pakistan.

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	US commandos blamed for deaths of women and children Karachi News.Net Pakistani officials claim suspected US commandos, who have been blamed for killing 20 people in Pakistan, were acting on faulty intelligence that was never shared with Pakistani military officials.
	Pakistan protests killing of 20 people in US strike Karachi News.Net Pakistan Wednesday lodged a formal protest with the US government over the killing of at least 20 people, including women and children, in a cross-border raid by American troops in Pakistan's tribal region.

Pakistan Warns Cross-Border Raid Could Provoke Backlash

Source: Voice of America (VOA)

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Foreign Minister Mahmood Qureshi, 21 May 2008

By Barry Newhouse
Islamabad
Pakistani lawmakers have denounced Wednesday's raid by foreign troops in Pakistani territory, passing a resolution condemning the operation and vowing to repel similar attacks in the future. VOA's Barry Newhouse reports from Islamabad that the Pakistani military warned such operations could provoke a backlash in the country's volatile tribal regions.

Foreign Minister Mahmood Qureshi said the government had already summoned the U.S. ambassador to complain.

He said the operation was shameful because it violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of a U.S. ally in the war against terrorism.

Details about the raid remain unclear, including who was behind it. Western news agencies have reported that U.S. military sources claim American troops based in Afghanistan carried out the assault on a village less than two kilometers from the Afghan border. The number of people reported killed varied from seven to 20 and Pakistani officials said nearly all of them were civilians.

Pakistan's military has worked with U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan for several years to establish guidelines governing military action along their shared border. READ MORE