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Strike us once, we will strike twice – Pervaiz Rasheed

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By Web Desk Published February 21, 2014 1 Min Read
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On Thursday the Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting warned TTP “If you talk with us, we will respond with greater enthusiasm. But, if you would strike once, we would strike twice”

Mr.” Pervaiz Rasheed said in a statement, after the Interior Minister Ch Nisar announced that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in consultation with the COAS  and they have linked the peace talks to a halt to the bloodshed.

Pakistan Air Force (PAF) jets and AH-1 Cobra gunships of Army Aviation bombed militant hideouts in a northwestern tribal district late Wednesday night, killing at least 35 militants. In this airstrike the mastermind behind the 13 February attack on a police bus in Karachi and foreign militant commanders were among those killed.

According to sources, Pakistani jets conducted six strikes on suspected militant hideouts in the tribal areas as part of surgical strikes which they said should not be taken as military operation.

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