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Home / News / World News / Pakistan files case against unnamed US officials
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    Pakistan files case against unnamed US officials

    Ramya Patelkhana
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    Last updated on May 30, 2016, 08:12 pm
    Pakistan files case against unnamed US officials
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  • A case was registered against unnamed US officials who carried out the drone strikes to kill Afghan Taliban Chief–Mullah Akhtar Mansoor in Balochistan.

    Muhammad Qasim filed the case against officials for killing his brother, Muhammad Azam–the driver of the cab in which Mansoor was travelling.

    Qasim stated that his innocent brother didn't have any terror links and was the sole breadwinner of his family.

  • In this article
    Al-Qaeda's bin Laden killed in similar manner Violation of Pakistan's sovereignty 423 US drone strikes carried out in Pakistan US drone strike kills Afghan Taliban chief DNA test confirms Monsoor’s death Pakistan files case against unnamed US officials Pakistan wasn't aware of US drone strike Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif wasn't informed
  • Bin Laden

    Al-Qaeda's bin Laden killed in similar manner

    Al-Qaeda's bin Laden killed in similar manner
  • On 2 May'11, al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden was killed by the US in a secret operation in Abbottabad.

    US special forces had entered Pakistan to carry out the raid that was ordered by President Obama on bin Laden's compound.

    Salman Bashir, the then-Pakistani Foreign Minister, stated that the US had breached Pakistan's sovereignty and raised doubts about the legality of killing Laden.

  • US Operations

    Violation of Pakistan's sovereignty

    Violation of Pakistan's sovereignty
  • In 2011, Salman Bashir said that legal questions arise in terms of the UN charter and that everyone should be mindful of international obligations.

    Bashir also stated that the US raid was a violation of sovereignty, and such actions raise issues in the international community.

    Several international lawyers, human rights organizations and religious chiefs had demanded justification of the legitimacy of the US operation.

  • Information

    423 US drone strikes carried out in Pakistan

  • According to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a total of 423 drone strikes had been carried out by the US in Pakistan as of 22 Feb'16. Total civilians killed were 423-965, including 172-207 children. Approximately 1,161-1,744 civilians were injured.

  • 21 May 2016

    US drone strike kills Afghan Taliban chief

    US drone strike kills Afghan Taliban chief
    Credits:
  • Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, the head of the Afghan Taliban, was killed by the US in a drone strike in Balochistan on 21 May'16.

    The Afghan government and the Taliban confirmed that Mansoor was killed in an operation that involved multiple drones.

    The US Department of Defense had stated earlier that Mansoor was targeted when he was traveling in the Pakistani town of Ahmad Wal.

  • DNA Confirmation

    DNA test confirms Monsoor’s death

    DNA test confirms Monsoor’s death
  • Pakistan confirmed the death of Afghan Taliban Chief Mansoor after carrying out a DNA test.

    Pakistan's Interior Ministry said that the DNA sample collected from one the dead bodies in Balochistan was matched successfully with a close relative of Mansoor.

    Mansoor was killed after the cab was targeted by the US forces allegedly on his way back to Pakistan from Iran by road.

  • 31 May 2016

    Pakistan files case against unnamed US officials

    Pakistan files case against unnamed US officials
    Credits:
  • A case was registered against unnamed US officials who carried out the drone strikes to kill Afghan Taliban Chief–Mullah Akhtar Mansoor in Balochistan.

    Muhammad Qasim filed the case against officials for killing his brother, Muhammad Azam–the driver of the cab in which Mansoor was travelling.

    Qasim stated that his innocent brother didn't have any terror links and was the sole breadwinner of his family.

  • 30 May 2016

    Pakistan wasn't aware of US drone strike

    Pakistan wasn't aware of US drone strike
    Credits:
  • Tariq Fatemi, Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif's Special Assistant (Foreign Affairs), stated that their military wasn't aware of the drone strike in Balochistan, in which Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Mansour died.

    Fatemi said that there was no intelligence failure but, Pakistan doesn't have the technology to detect drones.

    He said that the US drone policy would adversely affect the region where strikes were carried out.

  • Violation

    Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif wasn't informed

    Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif wasn't informed
  • Pakistan accused the US of violating its sovereignty by carrying out drone strike against the Afghan Taliban leader.

    Pakistan objected that the US didn't inform their Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and stated that it was a violation of Pakistan's sovereignty.

    The attack, authorized by President Obama, was the most high-profile incursion into Pakistani territory since the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden.

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