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Pakistan Conducts Successful Training Launch Of Shaheen-II Ballistic Missile
The Pakistani military on Tuesday conducted the successful training launch of its surface-to-surface ballistic missile Shaheen-II, the army said.
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Pak Commandos' Hand Suspected In Deadly J&K Encounter, Say Sources
The ferocity of the fighting between security forces and the group of terrorists holed up in the jungles of Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district for at least eight days suggests the infiltrators were trained by commandos of the Pakistani Army, sources
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Pak Spy Tried To Infiltrate Railways, Monitor Troops, Equipment: Sources
One of the two Pakistani spies caught in Delhi on Sunday and asked to leave India within 24 hours had tried to monitor the movement of Indian trains carrying soldiers and military equipment, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Pakistani Military Aircraft Crashes On Training Flight, 17 Killed
A Pakistani military aircraft on a training flight crashed in a built-up area in the city of Rawalpindi, killing all five crew members and 12 civilians, a statement from the army's communications wing said on Tuesday.
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Terror Camp Bombed By Indian Jets Only 60 Km From Where Bin Laden Hid
The biggest training camp of the terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot that Indian fighter jets bombed in a pre-dawn attack today was just 60 km from Abbottabad, where Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was found hiding in a discreet bungalow before he was shot dead by US Navy Seal commandos in 2011. The Pakistani Military Academy or PMA Kakul, whic...
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Army Asks Pak To Take Back Bodies Of 2 Intruders In Combat Uniform
The Indian Army has asked the Pakistan military to take back bodies of two "intruders" from that country who were killed in a gunfight along the Line of Control in Sunderbani sector of Jammu on Sunday, official sources said.
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After Funding Cut, No Money To Train Pak Military Officers On US Soil
Donald Trump has suspended more than a decade-long military training programme of Pakistani personnel at US institutions, a media report said today, days after Islamabad and Moscow signed an agreement to allow Pakistani troops to receive training at the Russian defence centres
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Pakistani Air Force Jet Crashes Near Khyber Pass, Pilot Killed
A Pakistan Air Force jet crashed on Saturday while on a training mission in the country's northwest, killing the pilot, the military said.
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Military Training Helps Pakistani Shooters Reach Rio Olympics
Ghulam Mustafa Bashir, a 29-year-old Navy Marine, and Minhal Sohail, a 21-year-old university student, will both compete in shooting events at the Rio Games.
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Peshawar University Attackers Were Trained in Afghanistan, Says Pak Military
The Pakistani army said on Saturday the four gunmen who attacked a university in Peshawar were trained in Afghanistan and the assault was controlled by a Pakistani Taliban terrorist from a location inside Afghanistan.
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Pakistan Took No Action Against Lashkar-e-Taiba: US
Pakistan has not taken action against Lashkar-e-Taiba as the terror group continues to "operate, train, rally, propagandise and fundraise" in the country, according to a US State Department report which has acknowledged that India remains one of the most persistent terrorist targets.
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After Peshawar Massacre, Pakistani Teachers Get Gun Training
Teachers in northwest Pakistan are being given firearms training and will be allowed to take guns into the classroom in a bid to strengthen security following a Taliban massacre at a school last month.
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First Pakistani women paratroopers make history
Pakistan's first group of female paratroopers completed their training on Sunday, the military announced, hailing it as a "landmark achievement" for the deeply conservative Muslim country.
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Pakistan trains 8,000 to protect nuclear arsenal
The Pakistani military says it is training 8,000 additional people to protect the country's nuclear arsenal. The United States fears Pakistan's nuclear program could be vulnerable to penetration by Islamist militants at war with the West.
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Pakistan Conducts Successful Training Launch Of Shaheen-II Ballistic Missile
The Pakistani military on Tuesday conducted the successful training launch of its surface-to-surface ballistic missile Shaheen-II, the army said.
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Pak Commandos' Hand Suspected In Deadly J&K Encounter, Say Sources
The ferocity of the fighting between security forces and the group of terrorists holed up in the jungles of Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district for at least eight days suggests the infiltrators were trained by commandos of the Pakistani Army, sources
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Pak Spy Tried To Infiltrate Railways, Monitor Troops, Equipment: Sources
One of the two Pakistani spies caught in Delhi on Sunday and asked to leave India within 24 hours had tried to monitor the movement of Indian trains carrying soldiers and military equipment, people with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Pakistani Military Aircraft Crashes On Training Flight, 17 Killed
A Pakistani military aircraft on a training flight crashed in a built-up area in the city of Rawalpindi, killing all five crew members and 12 civilians, a statement from the army's communications wing said on Tuesday.
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Terror Camp Bombed By Indian Jets Only 60 Km From Where Bin Laden Hid
The biggest training camp of the terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot that Indian fighter jets bombed in a pre-dawn attack today was just 60 km from Abbottabad, where Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was found hiding in a discreet bungalow before he was shot dead by US Navy Seal commandos in 2011. The Pakistani Military Academy or PMA Kakul, whic...
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Army Asks Pak To Take Back Bodies Of 2 Intruders In Combat Uniform
The Indian Army has asked the Pakistan military to take back bodies of two "intruders" from that country who were killed in a gunfight along the Line of Control in Sunderbani sector of Jammu on Sunday, official sources said.
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After Funding Cut, No Money To Train Pak Military Officers On US Soil
Donald Trump has suspended more than a decade-long military training programme of Pakistani personnel at US institutions, a media report said today, days after Islamabad and Moscow signed an agreement to allow Pakistani troops to receive training at the Russian defence centres
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Pakistani Air Force Jet Crashes Near Khyber Pass, Pilot Killed
A Pakistan Air Force jet crashed on Saturday while on a training mission in the country's northwest, killing the pilot, the military said.
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Military Training Helps Pakistani Shooters Reach Rio Olympics
Ghulam Mustafa Bashir, a 29-year-old Navy Marine, and Minhal Sohail, a 21-year-old university student, will both compete in shooting events at the Rio Games.
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Peshawar University Attackers Were Trained in Afghanistan, Says Pak Military
The Pakistani army said on Saturday the four gunmen who attacked a university in Peshawar were trained in Afghanistan and the assault was controlled by a Pakistani Taliban terrorist from a location inside Afghanistan.
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Pakistan Took No Action Against Lashkar-e-Taiba: US
Pakistan has not taken action against Lashkar-e-Taiba as the terror group continues to "operate, train, rally, propagandise and fundraise" in the country, according to a US State Department report which has acknowledged that India remains one of the most persistent terrorist targets.
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After Peshawar Massacre, Pakistani Teachers Get Gun Training
Teachers in northwest Pakistan are being given firearms training and will be allowed to take guns into the classroom in a bid to strengthen security following a Taliban massacre at a school last month.
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First Pakistani women paratroopers make history
Pakistan's first group of female paratroopers completed their training on Sunday, the military announced, hailing it as a "landmark achievement" for the deeply conservative Muslim country.
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Pakistan trains 8,000 to protect nuclear arsenal
The Pakistani military says it is training 8,000 additional people to protect the country's nuclear arsenal. The United States fears Pakistan's nuclear program could be vulnerable to penetration by Islamist militants at war with the West.
