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More than 2.000 people of karen ethnicity have fled from their villages in eastern Myanmar, ex Burma, after a series of bloody attacks by Government troops this week. Free Burma Rangers reported it today, a group that provides humanitarian assistance to refugees in Myanmar.
According group, troops have killed many karen, fired houses, arrested villagers of villages and forced others to forced works from last January 17.
Thousands of Indian paramilitary troops and state policemen have launched a large offensive against Maoist rebels across five states this week.
The offensive specifically targets top Maoist leaders, a senior interior ministry official told the BBC.
“The offensive has started. The federal government is trying to co-ordinate it but not take command of it,” he said.
Defense Minister south korean Kim Tae-young has declared that South Korea is ready to launch a preventively militar attack against North on eventuality that comunist regime was ready to launch a real nuclear offensive.
Simultaneous attack in different parts of the afghan capital, armed clashes with the police.
Suicide bombers, at least twenty, entered in action in the afghan capital Kabul by launching simultaneous several attacks and caming very close to Karzai’s presidential palace, where were registered at least two explosions and several buildings housing the ministries and government officials.
It is at least 15 dead and 62 wounded the last official report provided by the Afghan authorities.
Defence minister, news afghan agency Pajhwok writes, has said that between deads there at least ten talibans, 2 police men and 3 civilians. Wounded soldiers are 10, 18 police men and 35 civilians, including women and children.
A suicide bomber attacked a military vehicle in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) in Pakistan, injuring two soldiers on Saturday. Military officials said earlier that two soldiers had been killed and four wounded on Saturday, but later said this information was incorrect and that only two soldiers were wounded.