Army claims peace restored in South Waziristan
Pakistan Army claims that peace have been restored in South Waziristan and militants have been flushed out.
The Pakistan Army on Tuesday claimed that peace had been restored in South Waziristan and militants were flushed out.
However, earlier in the day a US missile strike had killed five militants in the same region.
Talking to Express News, Brigade Commander Abu Bakar said a road had been carpeted from Gomal Zam to Angoor Ada.
He informed that a cadet college will be established in Wana on the land acquired for the purpose.
He further informed that an immigration cell is also being established on the Pak-Afghan border to ensure trouble-free travel.
In response to these developments, the tribal elders have assured complete support to the army in war against terror.
Situation in the north
General Officer Commanding Ghayoor Ahmad said drone strikes are useful in targeting specific terrorist threats in North Waziristan.
Speaking to the media, Ahmad observed that the Pakistan army and Nato forces work in coordination with each other.
He further said that Nato has not bypassed Pakistan's sovereignty while conducting its operations.
Ahmad also stated that 821 checkpoints are present at the Pak-Afghan border where terrorist activity can be thoroughly monitored.
However, earlier in the day a US missile strike had killed five militants in the same region.
Talking to Express News, Brigade Commander Abu Bakar said a road had been carpeted from Gomal Zam to Angoor Ada.
He informed that a cadet college will be established in Wana on the land acquired for the purpose.
He further informed that an immigration cell is also being established on the Pak-Afghan border to ensure trouble-free travel.
In response to these developments, the tribal elders have assured complete support to the army in war against terror.
Situation in the north
General Officer Commanding Ghayoor Ahmad said drone strikes are useful in targeting specific terrorist threats in North Waziristan.
Speaking to the media, Ahmad observed that the Pakistan army and Nato forces work in coordination with each other.
He further said that Nato has not bypassed Pakistan's sovereignty while conducting its operations.
Ahmad also stated that 821 checkpoints are present at the Pak-Afghan border where terrorist activity can be thoroughly monitored.