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By George Galloway
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Kayani declares war on 'Nato aggressors'

The Chief of the Army Staff issued these orders on Wednesday night. According to which, the Pakistani military officer in the area will be responsible for retaliation against any aggressors in that particular area and he will be provided all kind of assistance that he will ask for.

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Pakistani soldiers cleared to retaliate without orders

The Army hardened its stance by permitting the rank and file to respond to any attack without awaiting directions from the command.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/international/article2681711.ece



Pakistan: Countrywide protests continue against Nato attack

Khateebs in Friday sermons condemned the blatant Nato aggression while leaders of the Jamaat-e-Islami and other religious parties addressed protest rallies and called for a resolute stand against the aggressor.

http://www.thenews.com.pk/TodaysPrintDetail.aspx?ID=10730&Cat=13



Pakistan Says They are 'Temporarily' Leaving Liaison Centers in Wake of NATO Attack

The decision highlighted current problems with coordination because U.S. military officials seemed to think it was another retaliatory move by Pakistan for the NATO strikes. The officials feared it would hamper efforts to liaise with Pakistani forces and increase the risk something could go wrong again.

http://fxn.ws/vrssjW


From Information Clearing House

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Pakistan Orders Troops to Return Fire if Attacked on Afghan Border

Saeed Shah, McClatchy Newspapers: 'Pakistan s top military commander has issued orders to the country s troops to return fire should they come under attack again from U.S.-led coalition forces in a move likely to increase tensions after last week s American-led raid on two border outposts that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.'

http://www.truth-out.org/pakistan-orders-troops-return-fire-if-attacked-afghan-border/1322839237



Rejecting Apology, US May Hasten End of Pakistan as Client

Gareth Porter, Inter Press Service: "President Barack Obama has sided with U.S. military and Defence Department officials in rejecting a proposal by the U.S. ambassador to Pakistan for a U.S. apology for last weekend s attack on two Pakistani border posts, and approving an investigation into the attack that won t be completed until Dec. 23 at the earliest. The White House and the military bloc are gambling that the lengthy investigation into the attack that killed 25 Pakistani troops will defuse popular Pakistani anger.'

http://www.truth-out.org/rejecting-apology-us-may-hasten-end-pakistan-client/1323009367



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