Posts Tagged sekuriteit
Quetta bomb attack kills one troop, injures 4 others
May 28th
Beoordelingsrapport Quetta: A security motorcade was ambushed in the city area of Nowshehra this morning causing death of a security man and injuries to four others, SAMAA reports Monday. Volgens aan besonderhede, the security convoy, which came from Swat, was attacked with a remote-controlled device at a time when their vehicles were passing through Rashkai.
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Laai ...Nowshera: Bomb attack kills one security official
May 28th
Volgens aan besonderhede, a security forces convoy, coming to Nowsehra from Swat, came under bomb attack near Rashkai Interchange. The sources said that a bomb, planted on the roadside, exploded when the security forces convoy reached near it, killing one security official and injuring four others including a passerby. The injured were shifted to CMH Nowshera
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...China news agency breaks serial killer silence
May 27th
BEIJING: A man has been arrested on suspicion of killing 11 men in China, the official Xinhua news agency confirmed on Sunday, breaking its silence over the capture of a loner dubbed the “cannibal monster”. News reports from China and Hong Kong on Friday alleged the 56-year-old, a convicted murderer who was released from prison in 1997, had chopped up the bodies of the dead and sold the flesh to unsuspecting consumers. Zhang Yongming was detained more than two weeks ago in his village in southwest China, where he was known as the “cannibal monster”, the Guangxi News website reported last week
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Police van attacked in Quetta; 3 killed
May 27th
Beoordelingsrapport Quetta: At least three people, among them a policeman, were killed and eight others were injured when a bomb hit a police van in outskirts of Quetta, SAMAA verslae. Officials said the incident took place at Sariab Road area where an explosion took place near van of a police patrolling party, killing two passersby and a police constable on the spot.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Pakistani interrogator says bin Laden wives gave little away
May 25th
Islamabad : Osama bin Laden’s three wives were fiercely loyal to him and gave little away when they were interrogated after the al Qaeda chief was killed in a U.S.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Musharraf ‘murdered my mother’: Bilawal
May 25th
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, son of President Asif Ali Zardari, on Thursday said Musharaff sabotaged his mother s security when she returned to her homeland in 2007, and said he is confident of his own security in Pakistan. "I m confident that the Pakistani government will provide me with the adequate security, unlike the government at the time that sabotaged my mother s security in Pakistan," he told CNN in an interview.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...UN panel blames Syria army for most abuses
May 24th
DAMASCUS: A UN panel said Thursday the army was to blame for most rights abuses in the latest violence that has swept Syria, as a watchdog reported renewed military shelling of a rebel bastion. Syria’s main opposition bloc began searching for a new leader after Paris-based academic Burhan Ghalioun formally resigned, meanwhile, as the regime said parliament convened for the first time since elections. In Geneva, the UN-apppointed Commission of Inquiry on Syria said the army and security forces were responsible for the majority of the serious abuses committed since March this year as they hunt down defectors and opponents
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Finance Minister briefs PM on forthcoming budget
May 23rd
During meeting with the Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, the Minister for Finance said that Rs 300 billion had been spent on development projects under PSDP during current fiscal year. He said that specific funds would be allocated in Water and Power, Communication and Food Security departments. He said that the development funds would be approved by the National Economic Council during a meeting.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Afghans back Chicago deal, warn West to keep promises
May 22nd
KABUL: People in Afghanistan were surprisingly optimistic on Tuesday about NATO’s plan to pull combat troops out of their war-ravaged nation by the end of 2014, but warned Western leaders to stick to aid and security promises. A Chicago summit meeting of the 28-member bloc, attended also by Afghan President Hamid Karzai and other world leaders, endorsed an exit strategy on Monday that calls for handing control of Afghanistan to its own security forces by the middle of next year.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Iraq to buy US drones for protecting oil platforms
May 21st
Protecting the vital infrastructure around its oil reserves, the world s fourth largest, is crucial as Iraq rebuilds an industry battered by years of war and sanctions against former dictator Saddam Hussein. "Iraq s navy has purchased U.S.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Moving in right trajectory with Pakistan: White House
May 21st
Exuding confidence on the reopening of closed NATO supply routes to Afghanistan, a top aide of President Barack Obama has said that the US is moving in the right trajectory with Pakistan on the issue. "We re moving in the right trajectory and that we can accomplish what is now a shared objective with the Pakistanis at reopening the supply lines," Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes told reporters in Chicago. The remarks by the White House official came hours after the meeting between Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...NATO sets ‘irreversible transition’ in Afghanistan
May 21st
CHICAGO: President Barack Obama and fellow NATO leaders solidified plans Monday for an “irreversible transition” in Afghanistan, affirming their commitment to ending the deeply unpopular war in 2014 and voicing confidence in the ability of Afghan forces to take the lead for securing their country even sooner. The alliance leaders, meeting for a second day of talks in Obama’s hometown, declared in a summit communique that while NATO will maintain a significant presence in Afghanistan after 2014, “this will not be a combat mission.” NATO and its partner nations formally agreed that Afghan security forces would take control of any combat next summer with NATO sliding into a support role. Obama called the transition “the next milestone” in bringing the nearly 11-year long war to a close.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...NATO signals end of Afghan war in sight – for the West
May 21st
CHICAGO: NATO leaders sealed a landmark agreement on Monday to hand control of Afghanistan over to its own security forces by the middle of next year, putting the Western alliance on an “irreversible” path out of an unpopular, decade-long war.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Syria forces ‘kill 9 deserters’ as NATO rejects action
May 21st
DAMASCUS: Syrian forces ambushed and killed nine army deserters in a north Damascus suburb on Monday, a human rights watchdog said, as NATO ruled out military action against the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. The bloodletting also appeared to spill over into neighbouring Lebanon where two people were killed overnight in street battles between pro- and anti-Syrian groups in Beirut, a security official said
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Turkish PM to address joint session of parliament tomorrow
May 20th
Beoordelingsrapport Islamabad: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will address the joint session of parliament tomorrow at 5pm, SAMAA berig.
(Nog geen klassifikasies) Laai ...Top NATO commander plays down urgency of Pakistan deal
May 20th
CHICAGO: The U.S. commander in Afghanistan told Reuters he would not be disappointed if a long-sought agreement with Pakistan on supply routes failed to materialize by the end of the NATO summit in Chicago on Monday.
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