Peshawar, KOMPAS.com - A group of Pakistani Taliban in North Waziristan decided to cancel the peace agreement has been made in the area of southwestern Pakistan that borders Afghanistan.
It is feared the decision would be expand hostilities between the army and the government hard line.
"We pull out of peace agreements with the government," said Ahmedullah Ahmedi, spokesperson for the Taliban in North Waziristan, where Pakistani military this weekend is the worst defeat that his many soldiers.
"We will continue to attack military targets in the region, the army all drawn up and attack aircraft without crew stopped," Ahmedi said via phone.
No government or military officials that Pakistan is willing to give response to the statement that proTaliban groups.
Peace agreement between the government and the hard line pro-Taliban in North Waziristan, led by Hafiz Gul hero in 2007, but this was never announced and the gerilyawan was never stripped persenjataannya.
Courageous work with Chairman of the House Mehsud Taliban Pakistan, earlier this year, through a Council of Mujahidin flag, but the states still retain the identity of each group.
Concerned observers, the conflict with the hard line group akan extended to North Waziristan which borders Afghanistan. (AFP / OKI)
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