• DAWN.COM
  • DawnNews TV
  • ePaper
  • CityFM89
  • Events
  • Dawn Relief
  • Herald
  • Wednesday 16th May 2012 | Jumadi-ul-Awwal 12, 1433

Last updated: 41 days ago
Make DAWN Your Homepage
  • Home
  • Latest News
  • Pakistan
  • World
  • Business
  • Sport
  • Sci-Tech
  • Entertainment
  • Opinion
  • Newspaper
    • Provinces
    • Metropolitan
    • Multimedia
    • Blog
    • Forum
    • In-depth
    • Pakistan Profiles
    • Archives
Headlines:
No progress despite PML-N presence in PCNS meeting
Stocks weighed down by banks, rupee weakens
Pakistan wants meaningful dialogue with India: FO
Security Council backs April 10 deadline for Syria
Abducted Pakistani teen starved to death in Greece: police

Nato helicopters violate Pakistan’s border limits

DAWN.COM
3rd November, 2010

The gunship helicopters came 600 meters inside Pakistani borders and after flying in the area for 10 minutes, they retreated to Afghanistan. – AFP (File Photo)

PESHAWAR: Nato helicopters violated Pakistani territory limits near the Pak-Afghan border area on Tuesday.

According to official sources, Nato gunship helicopters violated Pakistan’s border limits in the areas of Burkha and Kharlacha.

The gunship helicopters came 600 meters inside Pakistani borders and after flying in the area for 10 minutes, they retreated to Afghanistan. – DawnNews

Advertismenet Advertismenet Advertismenet
Share
Read more: nato forces, nato forces in afghanistan, Nato helicopter attack, nato helicopters
Print This Post Print This Post Email This Post Email This Post

Tweet

Related News

Military asks politicians to speak with one voice Two Nato troops killed in south Afghanistan Pakistani dies in firing by Nato forces Nato will switch to support in Afghanistan in 2013: Obama Suspicion rises between Western advisers, Afghans

From This Section

No progress despite PML-N presence in PCNS meeting Stocks weighed down by banks, rupee weakens Pakistan wants meaningful dialogue with India: FO Security Council backs April 10 deadline for Syria Abducted Pakistani teen starved to death in Greece: police

MEDIA GALLERY

Pick Fresh: Hand picked produce in a van
Fight club for office workers
The Enchanting World of Tassaduq Sohail
Understanding “Autism”
The globe in snapshots
Debt village’s cannabis plan
9/11: What it means to us
Eid greetings – The conventional way
The melancholy behind a strong call for Sehri
Working hard for a festive mood

Domestic success to end international hiatus?
  • Domestic success to end international hiatus?
  • SERVICES

    • TV Guide
    • Alert
    • Prayers Timing
    • Stock
    • Forex and Gold
    • Weather

    DAWN MEDIA GROUP

    • DawnNews TV
    • ePaper
    • City FM89
    • Spider
    • Herald
    • Events

    DAWN MEDIA

    • Contact Us
    • Feedback
    • Reproduction & Copyrights
    • Contribution Guidelines
    • Sitemap
    • FAQ

    ADVERTISE WITH US

    • DAWN Classified
    • Book an Ad Online
    • Advertise with DAWN.COM

    FOLLOW US

    • Mobile version
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • YouTube
    • RSS Feed
    Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions
    Copyright © 2012 DAWN.COM

    In Firefox:

    1. In the TOOLS menu, select OPTIONS.
    2. At the top of the dialog box, select the GENERAL tab.
    3. In the HOME PAGE text box, type http://www.dawn.com, then click OK.

    In Chrome:

    1. Select the Chrome wrench icon at the top of your browser window. From the drop-down menu that appears, select OPTIONS.
    2. At the top of the dialog box, select the BASICS tab.
    3. In the HOME PAGE section, type http://www.dawn.com, in the OPEN THIS PAGE text box, then click CLOSE.

    In Safari:

    1. Select the Safari gear icon at the top of your browser window.
    2. From the drop-down menu that appears, select PREFERENCES.
    3. At the top of the dialog box, select the GENERAL tab.
    4. In the HOME PAGE section, type http://www.dawn.com, then click the red "close" button.