Islamabad shifts policy and confronts militants/ Farhan Bokhari.

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BOKHARI Farhan

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In: Janes Defence Weekly Vol.46, Issue 24, 17 June 2009, p.22 (122)Summary: The military's victory in Swat could be seen as a turning point for Pakistan's battle against Taliban. The recent spate of terrorist attacks that has recently rocked the country with the attack in Pesha war being the latest the military has now decided to confront home-grown extremists.

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The military's victory in Swat could be seen as a turning point for Pakistan's battle against Taliban. The recent spate of terrorist attacks that has recently rocked the country with the attack in Pesha war being the latest the military has now decided to confront home-grown extremists.

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