By Bill roggionovember 11, 2009 3:54 PM Ten paramilitary troops from Pakistan’s Frontier Corps have been killed and eight more are missing after clashes in the Taliban-controlled tribal agency of Mohmand. The troops were killed in two separate …
Read Original Story: 10 Pakistani troops killed, 8 missing in Mohmand – Long War Journal

After the Pakistani military launched a three-pronged attack on South Waziristan, loyalists of Hakimullah Mehsud – said to be numbering in their thousands – have vanished into the rough terrain. A few years back, Hakimullah just …
Read Original Story: Where did they go? – Aljazeera.net

Militant hide-outs in northwestern Pakistan were attacked by helicopter gunships on Wednesday after a Taliban attack occurred in a paramilitary outpost. The resulting attack left 10 militants dead and several others wounded. The attack was performed in …
Read Original Story: 10 Militants Killed in Pakistan Gunship Attack – ToTheCenter.com (blog)

PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Stiff Taliban resistance killed at least 17 Pakistani soldiers Thursday in the military’s deadliest day since launching a major offensive in South Waziristan, security officials said. Pakistan has pressed around 30000 forces, …
Read Original Story: Taliban battles kill 17 Pakistan troops: officials – AFP

PESHAWAR, Pakistan, Nov. 12 (UPI) — A land-mine explosion and an ambush by militants killed at least 10 Pakistani soldiers in separate incidents in the northwest region, security officials said. Eight of the soldiers died Wednesday in the Daw Jungi …
Read Original Story: Land-mine blast kills 8 Pakistani soldiers – United Press International

KARACHI—Police have arrested seven suspected militants, including local chief of banned Tehrik-e-Taliban and recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition from a mosque in Maleer area here on Thursday. CCPO Karachi Waseem Ahmed said the police arrested…
Read Original Story: Key commanders among seven militants held in Karachi – Pakistan Daily Mail

Nov. 12 (Bloomberg) — The US and NATO should share intelligence with Pakistan to help “sanitize” the border with Afghanistan, Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani said. The “flow of weapons, drugs, illicit money and …
Read Original Story: Pakistan Says US Should Share Information on Rebels – Bloomberg

AT least 10 Pakistani soldiers have died when troops encountered stiff Taliban resistance near the Afghan border, army sources say. The violence erupted overnight as troops tried to clear rebel fighters from the rugged South Waziristan region. …
Read Original Story: Taliban battles kill 10 troops – NEWS.com.au

MOHMAND – A landmine blew up near a paramilitary convoy in the northwestern ethnic Pashtun tribal region of Mohmand on the Afghan border, killing six paramilitary soldiers and wounding three, a spokesman of the Frontier Corps force said. …
Read Original Story: FACTBOX-Security developments in Pakistan, Nov 11 – Reuters

KARACHI, Nov 12, 2009 (AFP) – Pakistani police said they arrested seven suspected Taliban militants on Thursday accused of plotting suicide attacks in the nation’s financial capital Karachi. "We have arrested seven men and recovered four …
Read Original Story: Pakistan holds seven 'plotting attacks' in financial hub – AsiaOne