18 de abril de 2011

Afghanistan suicide bomber kills nine troops

Afghan suicide bomber A suicide bombing at a military base in eastern Afghanistan has killed five foreign and four Afghan soldiers. A bomber wearing a military uniform struck inside the base near the city of Jalalabad, the Afghan defence ministry said.

The blast took place shortly after 7.30am Afghan time and represents the biggest recent killing of Nato troops from a single attack.

Israeli warplanes attack Gaza Strip

Israeli warplanes have conducted two strikes against Palestinian targets in the besieged Gaza Strip amid escalating attacks on the coastal enclave.


The airstrikes in the early hours of Saturday neither caused any injuries or damage, Hamas and Israeli military said, a Press TV correspondent reported.

Israeli air and ground attacks over the past weeks have been on the rise and several Palestinians have lost their lives in the raids.

Both the European Union and the United Nations have called on Tel Aviv to halt its deadly strikes against the Palestinians.

Hamas Political Bureau Deputy Chairman Moussa Abu Marzouk told Press TV in an exclusive interview last Saturday that Israel has stepped up aggression against Gaza due to the uprisings in the Arab world and is trying to undermine Palestinian resistance movements' reconciliation efforts.

However, he stated that the Palestinians will continue their resistance against the Israeli aggression.

Meanwhile, senior Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Zahar said on the same day that the Palestinian resistance movement has vowed to continue firing missiles into Israel until Tel Aviv halts its attacks on the blockaded sliver.

He stressed that the Palestinian nation's will by no means recognize the Israeli regime and will continue to resist Israel's aggressions until all occupied territories are liberated.

11 de marzo de 2011

Insurrection and Military Intervention: The US-NATO Attempted Coup d'Etat in Libya

The US and NATO are supporting an armed insurrection in Eastern Libya, with a view to justifying a "humanitarian intervention".

This is not a non-violent protest movement as in Egypt and Tunisia. Conditions in Libya are fundamentally different. The armed insurgency in Eastern Libya is directly supported by foreign powers. Of significance:, the insurrection in Benghazi immediately hoisted the red, black and green banner with the crescent and star: the flag of the monarchy of King Idris, which symbolized the rule of the former colonial powers.

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