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27 November 2011 Military News

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  • Taliban militants paid $150 a month to give up fighting RIA Novosti 27 Nov 2011 -- Members of the radical militant group Taliban who agree to give up fighting are being paid 100 British pounds (over $150) a month and will be allowed to keep their guns under a new initiative to end the insurgency, The Sunday Telegraph reported.
  • Afghan President Says Second Troop Transition to Begin Soon VOA 27 Nov 2011 -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai says his nation's forces will soon take charge of security in more than half of Afghanistan, marking the second step of a transition that will see NATO combat forces leave by 2014.
  • Afghan Officials: Pakistan Fired First in NATO Attack VOA 27 Nov 2011 -- Afghan officials say NATO and Afghan forces patrolling near the Pakistan border came under fire before they called in the NATO airstrikes that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers on Saturday.
  • Clinton, Panetta Monitor Reports of Pakistan Border Incident AFPS 27 Nov 2011 -- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta are closely monitoring reports of a deadly cross-border incident in Pakistan yesterday, Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt. John Kirby said.
  • Pakistan Orders US Out of Airbase VOA 27 Nov 2011 -- Pakistan has ordered the United States to move out of an airbase on its territory, after shutting down NATO's two main overland supply routes into Afghanistan. Popular anger is mounting in Pakistan after NATO's killing of 24 Pakistani military personnel in a cross-border airstrike Saturday.
  • Pakistan conveys anger at NATO raid to Clinton IRNA 27 Nov 2011 -- Pakistani foreign minister conveyed to the US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton the sense of rage of Pakistanis at the loss of 24 soldiers due to the NATO/ISAF attacks on a Pakistani post in Mohmand Agency tribal region, the Foreign Ministry said.
  • Pakistan asks U.S. to vacate key air base IRNA 27 Nov 2011 -- Pakistan top civilian and military leadership Saturday night decided to ask the United States to vacate a key airbase in the country's southwest after the NATO fighter jets and helicopters killed 28 Pakistani soldiers in the tribal region.
  • Pakistan summons US envoy over NATO strikes IRNA 27 Nov 2011 -- Pakistan Saturday summoned the U.S. ambassador to the Foreign Ministry and lodged a formal protest with him over the NATO helicopters' strike on border posts, which killed 28 soldiers, the Foreign Ministry said.
  • Pakistan army chief condemns NATO strike IRNA 27 Nov 2011 -- Pakistan Army Chief Saturday condemned strikes by NATO helicopters which killed 28 troops in the country's tribal region near the Afghan border, the army said.
  • Pakistan President: NATO attacks unacceptable IRNA 27 Nov 2011 -- President Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday said that NATO attacks in Pakistani territory are unacceptable, Presidential spokesman said.

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  • USS Stethem Arrives in Timor Leste NNS 27 Nov 2011 -- Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Stethem (DDG 63) arrived in Dili, Timor Leste Nov. 27, for a port visit during their tour of the western Pacific.

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