More attacks news warning in Pakistan
Pakistani security officials warned Tuesday that plans for Punjab, the most densely populated country just after the attacks, the Taliban earlier in the day the right security and other services to fight in the eastern city of Multan, espionage and intelligence .. Bureau of further attacks.
"Potential models show the Punjab, which is the core of Pakistan, the threat quickly," senior Pakistani security official told the Financial Times Tuesday. "The Taliban want to take revenge, to prevent the military from improving their work."
The increase in combat attack comes almost two months after the completion of the Pakistani military launched a campaign in the region of South Waziristan, to kill sanctuary thought to be used by militants of the Taliban in the area.
Earlier this year, Baitullah Mehsud, the most prominent leader of the Taliban, the attempted assassination in 2007 of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, killed in these attacks.
"We need a tough stance on this issue. The problem is that Pakistan is rushing attacks have only anger people in the border area [near the Afghan border]," said Lieutenant General (retired) Hamid Gul.
He said that Pakistan has several options, including the refusal to provide logistic support to U.S. troops in Afghanistan through Pakistan, where the drone attacks do not cease to undergo should be assessed.
Pakistani security officials warned Tuesday that plans for Punjab, the most densely populated country just after the attacks, the Taliban earlier in the day the right security and other services to fight in the eastern city of Multan, espionage and intelligence .. Bureau of further attacks.
"Potential models show the Punjab, which is the core of Pakistan, the threat quickly," senior Pakistani security official told the Financial Times Tuesday. "The Taliban want to take revenge, to prevent the military from improving their work."
The increase in combat attack comes almost two months after the completion of the Pakistani military launched a campaign in the region of South Waziristan, to kill sanctuary thought to be used by militants of the Taliban in the area.
Earlier this year, Baitullah Mehsud, the most prominent leader of the Taliban, the attempted assassination in 2007 of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, killed in these attacks.
"We need a tough stance on this issue. The problem is that Pakistan is rushing attacks have only anger people in the border area [near the Afghan border]," said Lieutenant General (retired) Hamid Gul.
He said that Pakistan has several options, including the refusal to provide logistic support to U.S. troops in Afghanistan through Pakistan, where the drone attacks do not cease to undergo should be assessed.
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