Pakistan closes supply route after rebel attack

A government official says Pakistan has temporarily closed the major supply route to US and Nato forces in Afghanistan after suspected militants fired rockets on a nearby military camp.

Pakistan closes supply route after rebel attack
Mon, 19 Jan, 2009 - 06:58

A government official says Pakistan has temporarily closed the major supply route to US and Nato forces in Afghanistan after suspected militants fired rockets on a nearby military camp.

Zar Bacha Khan said the attack today killed a soldier and wounded 10 in the Landikotal area in Khyber tribal region.

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