26-11-2011, 03:38 PM
Pakistan blocks NATO supplies to Kabul
Sat Nov 26, 2011 10:46AM GMT
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A convoy of NATO supply trucks makes their way as they prepare to cross into Afghanistan. (File photo)
Pakistan has suspended a NATO supply route into Afghanistan following an attack by helicopters belonging to the Western alliance on a military checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan, Press TV reports.
Dozens of trucks carrying goods and petroleum supplies for NATO forces were stopped in the Torkham border area of the Khyber tribal region in northwestern Pakistan. The Pakistani government ordered its forces in Khyber Agency to stop the movement of the NATO supplies
The retaliatory measure was adopted hours after US-led NATO helicopters opened fire on a military checkpoint in the Baizai area of Mohmand Agency early Saturday, killing 28 Pakistani soldiers, including two officers, and injuring 15 more.
Pakistani officials have condemned the attack as "unprovoked and indiscriminate."
Pakistani Foreign Affairs Ministry vehemently condemned the NATO attack, saying the issue will be raised with US officials.
Local media say Pakistan's acting ambassador to the US has also lodged a protest with Washington over the attack.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/212207.html
Sat Nov 26, 2011 10:46AM GMT
A convoy of NATO supply trucks makes their way as they prepare to cross into Afghanistan. (File photo)Pakistan has suspended a NATO supply route into Afghanistan following an attack by helicopters belonging to the Western alliance on a military checkpoint in northwestern Pakistan, Press TV reports.
Dozens of trucks carrying goods and petroleum supplies for NATO forces were stopped in the Torkham border area of the Khyber tribal region in northwestern Pakistan. The Pakistani government ordered its forces in Khyber Agency to stop the movement of the NATO supplies
The retaliatory measure was adopted hours after US-led NATO helicopters opened fire on a military checkpoint in the Baizai area of Mohmand Agency early Saturday, killing 28 Pakistani soldiers, including two officers, and injuring 15 more.
Pakistani officials have condemned the attack as "unprovoked and indiscriminate."
Pakistani Foreign Affairs Ministry vehemently condemned the NATO attack, saying the issue will be raised with US officials.
Local media say Pakistan's acting ambassador to the US has also lodged a protest with Washington over the attack.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/212207.html
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