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And NATO's war effort in Afghanistan is facing another obstacle. Pakistan has closed an important supply route for the coalition. A hundred fuel tankers and trucks haven't been allowed into Afghanistan. It is seen as a retaliation to a NATO helicopter raid into the territory of Pakistan in which 3 local soldiers were killed and 3 more wounded. The alliance says the incident is now being investigated and promised the Pakistan's sovereignty would be respected. Recently the number of missile strikes and helicopter raids against suspected militants hiding in Pakistan's tribal zone has been on the rise. Pakistani officials say the attacks are violating international law and should be stopped. Pakistani political expert Ahmed Quraishi told RT that the US-led coalition has failed to persuade Pashtun tribes living on either side of the border to join peace efforts.

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A NATO air strike on an army checkpoint in northwest Pakistan has killed up to 25 soldiers, according to the country's military officials. Islamabad has now blocked the alliance's vital supply lines into Afghanistan in response. The incident threatens to put more pressure on relations between Pakistan and the military alliance, already strained by continued US drone attacks. Ahmed Quraishi, President of Pakistan's biggest lobbying group - the PakNationalists forum, thinks this accident was a deliberate act of punishment. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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NATO admits it's probably to blame for a deadly helicopter raid on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, that killed up to 28 Pakistani soldiers and injured over a dozen others. Islamabad responded by cutting off the flow of vital NATO supplies to Afghanistan. The incident may deal a serious blow to their already-strained relations over lethal incursions in Pakistani territory. John Rees, a political analyst from the British-based 'Stop the War Coalition', told RT that the US and its allies are creating an explosive situation in the volatile region. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Pakistan's military on Wednesday released footage showing what they said was the aftermath of the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers. The video shows what appear to be several damaged buildings in a mountainous area and a cloud of smoke rising. Differing versions of Saturday's incident have emerged, but all agree that 24 soldiers were killed in attacks on two posts by NATO aircraft. As a result of the attack, Pakistan has withdrawn from an international conference on stabilising Afghanistan due to be held in Germany. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com

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Pakistan has its eyes on the east for future partnerships, with the President now firming-up the country's friendship with China. This, after a rocky year with the United States, where ties have been all but severed - from the raid to kill Osama bin Laden without informing Islamabad, to last month's deadly drone attack. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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NATO admits it's probably to blame for a deadly helicopter raid on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, that killed up to 28 Pakistani soldiers and injured over a dozen others. Islamabad responded by cutting off the flow of vital NATO supplies to Afghanistan. The incident may deal a serious blow to their already-strained relations over lethal incursions in Pakistani territory. John Rees, a political analyst from the British-based 'Stop the War Coalition', told RT that the US and its allies are creating an explosive situation in the volatile region. www.infowars.com

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Last month's attack by a NATO aircraft on Pakistani region that killed 24 soldiers has infuriated Islamabad. RT spoke to Hamid Gul, the country's former head of intelligence, about consequences the incident may have for US-Pakistani relations. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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www.euronews.net Pakistan has protested 'in the strongest terms' amid claims that NATO killed up to 28 of the country's soldiers today in a cross-border helicopter raid. NATO aircraft are accused of intruding from Afghanistan to strike a Pakistani military checkpoint in the Mohmand tribal region. In an apparent Pakistani reprisal, Afghan-bound NATO supply trucks and fuel tankers have been prevented from using a key route in the Khyber region near Peshawar.

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www.euronews.net NATO has killed up to 25 Pakistani soldiers, according to military officials in the country, in a cross-border helicopter raid from Afghanistan. The air strike on a checkpoint close to the frontier was reported in the tribal region of Mohmand. As a result, Pakistan is said to have blocked NATO supplies bound for Afghanistan from coming through the Khyber Pass. NATO says it is aware of "an incident" and is gathering more information.

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From: www.youtube.com November 26, 2011 - Pakistan has protested 'in the strongest terms' amid claims that NATO killed up to 28 of the country's soldiers today in a cross-border helicopter raid. NATO aircraft are accused of intruding from Afghanistan to strike a Pakistani military checkpoint in the Mohmand tribal region. In an apparent Pakistani reprisal, Afghan-bound NATO supply trucks and fuel tankers have been prevented from using a key route in the Khyber region near Peshawar. www.euronews.netFAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.

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www.euronews.net Pakistan has held funerals for 24 soldiers it says were killed by NATO and ordered a review of co-operation with the alliance and the United States. Tributes to the troops in Peshawar came amid Pakistani fury as NATO admitted it was 'highly likely' its aircraft were behind Saturday's deadly airstrike. Soldiers were said to be asleep when ISAF helicopters pounded their checkpoint in the tribal Mohmand region, after crossing the Afghan border.

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FULL VIDEO:: at: x.co A NATO air strike on an army checkpoint in northwest Pakistan has killed up to 25 soldiers, according to the country's military officials. Islamabad has now blocked the alliance's vital supply lines into Afghanistan in response. The incident threatens to put more pressure on relations between Pakistan and the military alliance, already strained by continued US drone attacks. Ahmed Quraishi, President of Pakistan's biggest lobbying group - the PakNationalists forum, thinks this accident was a deliberate act of punishment.

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As the war of words between NATO and Pakistan rages on, Islamabad announced that the recent closure of NATO supply routes to Afghanistan, via its territory, will now be permanent. The already strained relationship was thrown into chaos after a US airstrike targeted a known army base - killing 24 soldiers, close to the Pakistan border. The incident triggered massive rallies throughout the country, elevating anti-American sentiment to new levels. This comes as a new NATO strategy came to light - paying Taliban fighters 150 dollars a month to stop them fighting. Reporter and author Phil Rees says this shows how desperate the alliance has become. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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VOANews.com May 17, 2011 Pakistani officials say NATO helicopters crossed into Pakistan and fired on troops, wounding two soldiers in an incident that drew a strong protest from the Pakistani military. Tuesday's attack in the Datta Khel area of North Waziristan came amid heightened tensions between the United States and Pakistan, following the US raid that killed Osama bin Laden in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad. Pakistan's army says troops fired on NATO helicopters after they crossed into Pakistan's northwestern tribal region from neighboring Afghanistan. Two soldiers were wounded when the helicopters returned fire. www.voanews.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net www.prisonplanet.com

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As the war of words between NATO and Pakistan rages on, Islamabad announced that the recent closure of NATO supply routes to Afghanistan, via its territory, will now be permanent. The already strained relationship was thrown into chaos after a US airstrike targeted a known army base - killing 24 soldiers, close to the Pakistan border. The incident triggered massive rallies throughout the country, elevating anti-American sentiment to new levels. This comes as a new NATO strategy came to light - paying Taliban fighters 150 dollars a month to stop them fighting. Reporter and author Phil Rees says this shows how desperate the alliance has become.

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VOANews.com May 17, 2011 Pakistani officials say NATO helicopters crossed into Pakistan and fired on troops, wounding two soldiers in an incident that drew a strong protest from the Pakistani military. Tuesday's attack in the Datta Khel area of North Waziristan came amid heightened tensions between the United States and Pakistan, following the US raid that killed Osama bin Laden in the Pakistani city of Abbottabad. Pakistan's army says troops fired on NATO helicopters after they crossed into Pakistan's northwestern tribal region from neighboring Afghanistan. Two soldiers were wounded when the helicopters returned fire. www.voanews.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.net www.prisonplanet.com

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PESHAWAR: NATO helicopters x.co from Afghanistan carried out an "unprovoked" attack on a Pakistani border post, killing at least 20 troops and injuring four others Saturday, the military said. The political administration of Khyber Agency has halted supplies to Nato forces in Afghanistan after the federation's order

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re-upload from RT 26.11. 2011 www.youtube.com NATO admits it's probably to blame for a deadly helicopter raid on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, that killed up to 28 Pakistani soldiers and injured over a dozen others. Islamabad responded by cutting off the flow of vital NATO supplies to Afghanistan. The incident may deal a serious blow to their already-strained relations over lethal incursions in Pakistani territory. John Rees, a political analyst from the British-based 'Stop the War Coalition', told RT that the US and its allies are creating an explosive situation in the volatile region.

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Pakistan's military on Wednesday released footage showing what they said was the aftermath of the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers. The video shows what appear to be several damaged buildings in a mountainous area and a cloud of smoke rising. Differing versions of Saturday's incident have emerged, but all agree that 24 soldiers were killed in attacks on two posts by NATO aircraft. As a result of the attack, Pakistan has withdrawn from an international conference on stabilising Afghanistan due to be held in Germany.

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Last month's attack by a NATO aircraft on Pakistani region that killed 24 soldiers has infuriated Islamabad. RT spoke to Hamid Gul, the country's former head of intelligence, about consequences the incident may have for US-Pakistani relations.

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Pakistan's military on Wednesday released footage showing what they said was the aftermath of the NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers. The video shows what appear to be several damaged buildings in a mountainous area and a cloud of smoke rising. Differing versions of Saturday's incident have emerged, but all agree that 24 soldiers were killed in attacks on two posts by NATO aircraft. As a result of the attack, Pakistan has withdrawn from an international conference on stabilising Afghanistan due to be held in Germany.

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NATO supply trucks were attacked again in Pakistan on Wednesday. In the latest incident, 40 supply trucks were attacked on their way to NATO troops in Afghanistan. Forty trucks carrying supplies for NATO troops in Afghanistan were attacked by gunmen in Pakistan's north on Wednesday, the second such attack in a day and third in a week. The assault came on the same day the US apologized for a NATO cross-border incursion that killed three Pakistani soldiers last week. A joint investigation into the incident found that US helicopters had mistaken the soldiers for insurgents. Amid mounting anger over the deaths, Pakistan closed a vital NATO supply route, officially citing security reasons. Analysts say the alliance will be able to cope with the impact of the attacks and closure of the border crossing - in the short term. [Lawrence Korb, Sr. Fellow, Center for American Progress]: "If this goes on longer than a month you have got a serious problem. You can deal with it in the short term because obviously you have extras supplies there. You probably have at any time 30 days worth of supplies for the soldiers... marines on the ground, particularly in terms of fuel. After that you are going to have a problem, because there is no way you are going to make it up coming the other way through Russia and the former Soviet republics." The bulk of supplies for foreign forces in Afghanistan move through Pakistan, which is itself battling a Taliban insurgency.

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www.timesofearth.com Islamabad - Suspected Taliban fighters in southwestern Pakistan have set fire to nearly 30 tankers carrying fuel for Nato troops in Afghanistan in the sixth such strike in just over a week, officials said. At least 20 armed men launched the attack on the tankers, which were parked at a roadside restaurant near the town of Sibi on Saturday. "The attackers first fired shots and then fired small rockets at the tankers. Twenty-eight to 29 tankers caught fire," Naeem Sherwani, a government official, said. He said one of the paramilitary soldiers escorting the convoy was wounded. Armed groups have stepped up attacks on convoys carrying supplies for Nato forces since a cross-border US helicopter raid on September 30 that killed two Pakistani soldiers in northwestern Pakistan. In retaliation for the raid, Pakistan closed a vital supply route for the international forces in Afghanistan and has kept it sealed since, despite a US apology for the death of the soldiers. Pakistan's foreign ministry said after the US apology that security was being evaluated and a decision on reopening the supply route would be taken "in due course". Lorry routes through Pakistan bring in around 40 per cent of supplies for Nato forces in Afghanistan, according to the US Transportation Command. Of the remainder, another 40 per cent comes through Afghanistan's neighbours in the north and 20 per cent by air. Discussing Saturday's attack in the southwest, Talat Masood, a military <b>...</b>

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General Beg demands right for Pakistan Air Force to shoot down ISAF copters, drones paffalcons.com Pakistan closed a vital transit link for NATO supplies for the war in Afghanistan on Thursday in apparent retaliation for an attack by coalition helicopters on a Pakistani security post hours earlier. Trucks and oil tankers were stopped at the border post of Torkham just north of Peshawar and it was unclear when the post would reopen, a Pakistani security official said. A closure of the crossing through which NATO and American troops receive most of their non-lethal equipment is rare, and signaled a downturn in the military relationship between Pakistan and the United States just three months before the Obama administration takes stock of progress in Afghanistan. A NATO helicopter attacked a border post at Mandati Kandaw, a town close to the capital of Parachinar in the Kurram area of Pakistan's tribal region, at 5 am on Thursday, the official said. Three paramilitary soldiers of the Frontier Corps were killed, and three others injured, he said. Another border post at Kharlachi in the Kurram region was struck a few hours later, the official added. The two posts are about 15 miles apart and border Paktia Province in Afghanistan. The incident occurred as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Leon Panetta, was in Islamabad for a previously scheduled visit. He was expected to meet the head of the Pakistani military, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, later on Thursday <b>...</b>

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The American commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan says he will investigate what Pakistan has called a deliberate assault on its border. NATO aircraft killed more than two dozen Pakistani soldiers on Saturday. The alleged attack comes as the latest source of tension in a difficult year for Pakistan-US. relations following the US air raid into the Pakistani military town of Abbottabad to kill Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden. Pakistan responded by closing a supply route to NATO's Afghanistan mission, and ordered the US to leave an airbase

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Nato helicopters attacked a military checkpoint in northwest Pakistan, killing up to 28 troops and prompting Pakistan to shut the vital supply route for Nato troops fighting in Afghanistan, Pakistani officials said. The commander of NATO-led forces in Afghanistan, General John R. Allen, said he had offered his condolences to the family of any Pakistani soldiers who "may have been killed or injured" during an "incident" on the border. A spokesman for the force declined further comment on the nature of the "incident" and said an investigation was proceeding. It was not yet clear, he said, whether there had been deaths or injuries. The US embassy in Islamabad also offered condolences. "I regret the loss of life of any Pakistani servicemen, and pledge that the United States will work closely with Pakistan to investigate this incident," ambassador Cameron Munter said in a statement. It is "highly likely" that Nato was behind the raid, a Nato spokesman has told the BBC. Brigadier-General Carsten Jacobson said Nato was investigating how the incident occurred and sent condolences. The attack comes as relations between the United States and Pakistan, its ally in the war on terror, are already badly strained following the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden by US special forces in a secret raid on the Pakistani garrison town of Abbottabad in May. Pakistan called that raid a flagrant violation of its sovereignty. A Pakistani military spokesman confirmed Saturday's pre-dawn <b>...</b>

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From: www.youtube.com November 26, 2011 - NATO has admitted it is "highly likely" its aircraft killed Pakistani soldiers in a raid that left up to 28 of them dead. The troops were said to be sleeping when ISAF helicopters pounded a Pakistani checkpoint in the Mohmand region, after crossing the Afghan border. "The commander of the International Security Assistance Force has stated that he is personally paying the highest attention to this matter and that he is committed to thoroughly investigate and determine the facts," said ISAF spokesman, Brigadier-General Carsten Jacobson. www.euronews.netFAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.

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A predawn attack by North Atlantic Treaty Organization forces Saturday killed at least 24 Pakistani soldiers and injured 13 others, the Pakistani military said, adding further stress to the US's troubled relationship with Pakistan and complicating efforts to push forward peace talks with the Taliban. Pakistan's army reacted angrily, calling the "unprovoked" raid on two Pakistani border posts an "irresponsible act." The army said NATO helicopters and fighter aircraft, under the cover of darkness, had bombed the posts in Mohmand tribal region, a lawless border area that which abuts Afghanistan's eastern Kunar province. "Pakistan's sovereignty was attacked early this morning," said Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani. "This is our Pakistan and we have to defend it." In retaliation, Pakistan's security forces began to turn back scores of Pakistani-owned trucks that carry NATO supplies into Afghanistan.

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Tensions are mounting on Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. An important route that NATO forces take to get supplies to Afghanistan is cut off... after a NATO airstrike left three soldiers dead. Trouble on the border. A vital supply route through Pakistan for NATO forces in Afghanistan is blocked after Pakistani authorities say a cross-border NATO airstrike killed three Pakistani soldiers. The anger is felt on the ground. [Fazal Khan, Driver]: "The government should stop all these supplies; it should stop the supplies for two, three months, so that they (NATO forces) feel the pinch and they stop the massacre of Muslims." Trucks and fuel tankers for foreign forces in Afghanistan were stopped at the border post in the Khyber tribal region near the city of Peshawar, hours after the raid, the fourth reported by Pakistani authorities in recent days. [Abdul Basit, Spokesman, Pakistan's Foreign Office]: "We were not aware of any terror plots as reported by international media and nor were we given any intelligence on this effect. But let me reiterate that Pakistan is committed not to allow its territory for terrorist actions anywhere in the world, and Pakistan is doing its utmost to ensure this." Pakistan is a crucial ally for the United States in its efforts to stabilize Afghanistan, but analysts say border incursions and disruptions in NATO supplies underline growing tensions in the relationship. State Department Spokesman PJ Crowley. [PJ Crowley, Spokesman, US State <b>...</b>

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www.euronews.net NATO has admitted it is "highly likely" its aircraft killed Pakistani soldiers in a raid that left up to 28 of them dead. The troops were said to be sleeping when ISAF helicopters pounded a Pakistani checkpoint in the Mohmand region, after crossing the Afghan border. "The commander of the International Security Assistance Force has stated that he is personally paying the highest attention to this matter and that he is committed to thoroughly investigate and determine the facts," said ISAF spokesman, Brigadier-General Carsten Jacobson.

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The pieces are slowly starting to fall into place. If you cant see the importance of what is going on geopolitically right now, then i fear for you. As one of my favourite youtubes so eloquently says, "Information is shock resistence". And oh my, are all you haters, trolls and doubters in for an unhealthy amount of shock in the months to come! NATO have basically admitted carrying out what in any other country, and if carried out by any other army, would be classed as an act of war. They killed upto 28 soldiers at 2 checkpoints, although reports vary, in a helicopter attack. Put it this way.. if someone flew into the UK or USA and carried out an airstrike on our troops, the nukes would be in the air before you could say "new world order" Nato air attack on Pakistani troops was self-defence, says senior western official US-Pakistan relations strained further after attack allegedly kills up to 28 and prompts ban on Nato trucks crossing Afghan border www.guardian.co.uk Pakistan outrage after 'Nato attack kills soldiers' www.bbc.co.uk Pakistan blocks US supplies, orders drone base closed after NATO raid Read more: www.sunherald.com Pakistan-Nato Links Strained After Air Strike news.sky.com

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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http ☛ Add us on Facebook ☛me.lt China has long been known to steal US military secrets... the latest may be a high tech stealth helicopter used to kill Osama bin Laden in Pakistan. According to a report in The Financial Times... authorities in Pakistan gave Chinese authorities a peak at the chopper. The Financial Times reported on Sunday that Pakistan might have allowed the Chinese military to view and take samples from the tail of the wrecked stealth helicopter used in the US raid that killed Osama bin Laden. The helicopter tail contains cutting edge stealth technology that could have been reverse-engineered by the Chinese military. The FT article quotes sources close to the White House and the CIA, acknowledging that Pakistan had allowed the Chinese military access to the helicopter wreckage, even after being explicitly asked not to do so. So far, the White House has not given comment. If true, it would not be the first time the Chinese regime has stolen cutting edge military secrets from the United States. It is widely believed that the Chinese Chengdu J-20 stealth fighter jet was made possible by pieces of a US F-117 Nighthawk the Chinese military got after the plane was downed in Serbia in 1999—during a NATO-led bombing campaign. The Russian Sukhoi T-50 stealth fighter is thought to also owe its existence to pirated pieces of the same F-117.

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Don't forget to sub to channel! Read full story at; More info at: emmnews.com More info at elitemultimedia.mobi Follow us on Twitter twitter.com Pakistan has held funerals for 24 soldiers it says were killed by NATO and ordered a review of co-operation with the alliance and the United States. Tributes to the troops in Peshawar came amid Pakistani fury as NATO admitted it was 'highly likely' its aircraft were behind Saturday's deadly airstrike. Soldiers were said to be asleep when ISAF helicopters pounded their checkpoint in the tribal Mohmand region, after crossing the Afghan border.

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The border between Pakistan and Afghanistan remains closed on Thursday, despite an apology from the United States for an airstrike last week that killed and wounded Pakistani soldiers. The closed border prevents NATO trucks from entering Afghanistan to supply US and international troops with supplies. Pakistan's Foreign Ministry spokesman, Abdul Basit, told reporters that authorities are evaluating the security situation and will make a decision to reopen the supply route "in due course." US ambassador to Pakistan, Anne Patterson, called the helicopter missile raid a "terrible accident" and made a public apology to the country and families of the victims. General David Petraeus, head of US and NATO forces in Afghanistan, also apologized for the soldiers' deaths, saying coalition forces "deeply regret" the loss of life.

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From CNN's Situation Room- "It's a very, very worrisome development, NATO now investigating a cross-border clash between two of its own helicopters in Afghanistan and ground forces in neighboring Pakistan. It comes at a time of extreme tension between Pakistan and the United States over the raid on bin Laden's compound." Transcript available here- transcripts.cnn.com

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