pakistan - afghanistan border造句

• Bin Laden is believed hiding in the mountains along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• The situation is also complicated by the untamed nature of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border region.
• The Taliban are also predominantly Pashtun who live on both sides of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• Bin Laden is believed to be hiding in the rugged mountains straddling the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• On October 2001, he was made " Corps-commander " of Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• The Taliban are also predominantly Pashtun, who live on both sides of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• The Taliban are also predominantly Pashtun _ who live on both the sides of Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• Authorities believe hundreds of al-Qaida and Taliban fighters are hiding along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• President Bush has ordered a spring offensive on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border to capture or kill bin Laden.
• Heavy fog in Kandahar forced the pilot to try to land in Quetta, near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has also said that bin Laden could be hiding along the mountainous Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• At the Pakistan-Afghanistan border post of Torkham _ the border crossing nearest to Jalalabad _ Taliban guards have left.
• The organization is active in the areas along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, especially Malakand but including Dargai and Chenagai.
• Pakistani officials said on Thursday that anti-Taliban fighters from tribes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border are also moving toward Kandahar.
• According to the report, artillery shells, tank rounds and rocket-propelled grenades cross the Pakistan-Afghanistan border by truck.
• The officials warned that those fighters could add to the potentially volatile mix in the semiautonomous tribal region along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• However, U . S . authorities publicly say that the capture of Kansi took place along Sunday along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
• Along rugged stretches of the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, Pakistani troops have been fending off Taliban fighters apparently seeking to flee the bombing campaign.
• During the bombing of Afghanistan, McCombes travelled to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border to report for the " Scottish Socialist Voice ".
• It says that the greatest immediate pressure should be put on Pakistan, since the Pakistan-Afghanistan border will be the most difficult to patrol.