Pakistan 'to reopen key Nato Afghanistan supply route'
Tankers parked near a restaurant were attacked overnight at Sibi, in Balochistan Pakistan will reopen a crucial overland supply route for Nato forces in Afghanistan with immediate effect, the country's foreign ministry has said. The border crossing at Torkham was closed 10 days ago in protest at a Nato helicopter attack inside Pakistan, which left two Pakistani soldiers dead. Since then, the Pakis
Nato supply lorries set ablaze by gunmen in Pakistan
The BBC's Ayub Tareen was reporting when there was a further explosion Militants in Pakistan have destroyed at least 40 tankers carrying fuel for Nato in two separate attacks, police say. The first attack hit a depot near Quetta while the second set ablaze a convoy in Nowshera, in the north-west. Attacks on tankers have soared since Pakistan shut one of the main routes into Afghanistan over the de
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