Tuesday, 30 March, 2010
As reported by russian invaders media outlets on Sunday, the Mujahideen of Idel Ural captured a strategic district 29 in the Bashkerian town of Oktyabrskiy Friday morning.
On Saturday, the Russians moved tanks, 50 APCs and military helicopters against the Mujahideen.
The battles in the town lasted 2 days and were still going at least on Sunday morning, according to some reports.
According to local residents of the Muslim town, the number of the Mujahideen which took part in the raid was about 16 fighters. The Russians said that they moved more than 500 soldiers of the KGB troops alone to fight the Mujahideen. A large number of Russian troops from police paramilitary units also took part in 2-day battles.
The News:
http://www.kavkazcen … 10/03/28/11728.shtml
Sunday, 28 March, 2010

Five Pakistani soldiers and at least 21 suspected militants have been killed in clashes near the Afghan border, Pakistan’s military has said.
The fighting occurred in the tribal district of Orakzai.
It came a day after military aircraft bombed areas in the district killing at least 11 people.
Militants led by Pakistani Taliban commander Hakimullah Meshud are thought to have moved to Orakzai following a troop offensive in South Waziristan.
The News:
http://news.bbc.co.u … uth_asia/8588418.stm
Saturday, 27 March, 2010

46 sailors are missing about sinking of South Korean Corvette Cheonan, caused for an explosion. Seul Navy referred it. Crew was formed by 104 men. According television Mbc, citing a sources from Defense Minister South Korean, however is not probable that in sinking is involved North Korea. In any case today will be an emergency meeting of Government to estimate any supposition.
The News:
http://www.tgcom.med … articolo477578.shtml
Friday, 26 March, 2010

As helicopters and nearby boats scrambled to effect a rescue operation, a South Korean Navy patrol boat sank near the inter-Korean border in the Yellow Sea on Friday night, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
As the ship sank, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said the Navy fired toward the north after radar disclosed an unidentified objection in that direction at the time of the accident.
One hundred and five crew members were aboard the 1,200-ton Patrol Combat Corvette Cheonan, and 58 of them had been rescued as of 1 a.m. Saturday, military sources said. No immediate information was available about their condition or about the other men.
The News:
http://joongangdaily … view.asp?aid=2918409
Thursday, 25 March, 2010

The Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu welcomed the Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian’s statement that the Azerbaijani territory, currently occupied by Armenian troops, could be returned in exchange for security and self-determination for the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.
The News:
http://www.kavkazcen … 10/03/24/11714.shtml