Thursday, August 27, 2009

Pakistan Civil War News Updates -- August 27, 2009

A border guard injured in a suicide bombing that killed at least 22 people was brought into a hospital on Thursday in Peshawar, Pakistan. Ali Imam/Reuters

At Least 22 Dead in Pakistan Bombing -- New York Times

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — A suicide attacker pretending to offer food to a group of Pakistani police officers detonated his explosives among them on Thursday, killing at least 22 people as they gathered to break the Ramadan fast on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, officials and witnesses said.

The attack in or near Tokham, a post on the main route for moving supplies to NATO and American forces in Afghanistan, took place just before dusk, as the men prepared to eat on the lawn outside their barracks. Because the attacker offered food, he was welcomed to join the gathering in accordance with local tradition during Ramadan, said Sajid Shinwari, a policeman who witnessed the attack.

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More News On Pakistan

Suicide bomber kills 22 border guards at Torkham crossing in Pakistan -- Long war Journal
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Pakistan suicide blast kills at least 21: officials -- AFP
US strikes Taliban compound in South Waziristan, 8 killed -- Long War Journal
US missile strike kills six militants in Pakistan -- Reuters
Drone attack in northwestern Pakistan kills 6 -- AP
Taliban in Pakistan Confirm That Their Leader Is Dead -- New York Times
Pakistan casts doubt on new Pakistan Taliban leader -- Reuters
Pakistan Taliban chief Baitullah Mehsud dead: militants -- AFP
Pakistan army arrest 45 militants in operations -- China View
Fierce clashes erupt in Pakistan -- Press TV
Bodies of suspected Taliban found in Pakistan's Swat -- Reuters
Pakistan foils three suspected terror plots in two days -- Christian Science Monitor
Relatives accuse Pakistan forces in Swat killings -- AP
Pakistan police get new anti-terror training -- AFP
Pakistan concern over aid from US -- BBC
Pakistan says costs halve US aid -- Financial Times
India intercepts Air France plane -- BBC

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