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   vince. The BBC's Syed Shoaib Hasan in Islamabad says the militants targeted in the double strike were loyal to Baitullah Mehsud cheap supra shoes. US officials believe he is providing both the Taliban and al-Qaeda with a refuge in the region. They are offering a reward of $5m (£3m) for his capture. 'Insecurity'Our correspondent says the increased number of drone attacks has caused a great deal of insecurity among the Pakistan Taliban commander's fighters. Meanwhile MBT Sale Clearances UK, there was confusion over the fate of Maulana Fazlullah - a radical cleric and a commander of the Pakistani Taliban in the Swat Valley - who is said to have been wounded in an air strike on Monday.Army spokesman, Maj Gen Athar Abbas, told reporters: We have credible information Maulana Fazlullah has been injured... But it is not possible to confirm whether he is alive or not. Analysts describe him as the architect of the two-year uprising aimed at enforcing Sharia law in the Swat Valley, where government troops have been engaged in a bitter campaign to oust Islamist fighters for the last two months. The Pakistan Taliban has claimed responsibility for numerous suicide bombings and other attacks which have killed scores inside the country. There have been dozens of suspected US pilotless air strikes since last August longchamps, mostly in the tribal North and South Waziristan regions, killing hundreds of militants and civilians. Last month, a suspected drone struck twice within hours killing more than 60 people - most of them militants who had gathered for the funeral of those killed in the first strike. Pakistan has been publicly critical of drone attacks, arguing that they fuel support for the militants. The US military does not routinely confirm such strikes but the armed forces and the CIA in Afghanistan are believed to be the only elements capable of deploying drones in the region. In March, US President Barack Obama said his government would consult Pakistan on drone attacks.
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	vince. The BBC's Syed Shoaib Hasan in Islamabad says the militants targeted in the double strike were loyal to Baitullah Mehsud cheap supra shoes. US officials believe he is providing both the Taliban and al-Qaeda with a refuge in the region. They are offering a reward of $5m (£3m) for his capture. 'Insecurity'Our correspondent says the increased number of drone attacks has caused a great deal of insecurity among the Pakistan Taliban commander's fighters. Meanwhile MBT Sale Clearances UK, there was confusion over the fate of Maulana Fazlullah - a radical cleric and a commander of the Pakistani Taliban in the Swat Valley - who is said to have been wounded in an air strike on Monday.Army spokesman, Maj Gen Athar Abbas, told reporters: We have credible information Maulana Fazlullah has been injured... But it is not possible to confirm whether he is alive or not. Analysts describe him as the architect of the two-year uprising aimed at enforcing Sharia law in the Swat Valley, where government troops have been engaged in a bitter campaign to oust Islamist fighters for the last two months. The Pakistan Taliban has claimed responsibility for numerous suicide bombings and other attacks which have killed scores inside the country. There have been dozens of suspected US pilotless air strikes since last August longchamps, mostly in the tribal North and South Waziristan regions, killing hundreds of militants and civilians. Last month, a suspected drone struck twice within hours killing more than 60 people - most of them militants who had gathered for the funeral of those killed in the first strike. Pakistan has been publicly critical of drone attacks, arguing that they fuel support for the militants. The US military does not routinely confirm such strikes but the armed forces and the CIA in Afghanistan are believed to be the only elements capable of deploying drones in the region. In March, US President Barack Obama said his government would consult Pakistan on drone attacks. 266、Image otained from the eBay auction website shows a former US ballistic missile facility Related articles: http://www.xquery.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=76537&PID=88306#88306 http://www.leaguestats.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=398317&PID=454186#454186 http://www.leaguestats.co.uk/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=398316&PID=454185#454185

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