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Ananova; BBC. 28 December 2001. Pakistan to pull troops from Afghan
border to confront India; Pakistan voices war fears.

Pakistan, facing possible war with India, is to pull its troops from the
Afghan border.

It is feared this move may leave fleeing al-Qaida fighters and possibly
Osama bin Laden free to escape from pursuing British and American
special forces.

Islamabad told the US it needs to move its troops from its western
border with Afghanistan to its eastern frontiers with India.

A military official said Pakistan particularly needs the Jacobabad air
base in southern Sindh province, where the concentration of Indian
troops is largest.

Pakistani officials have warned that a major war with India is a strong
possibility unless there is a serious international effort to defuse
tensions between the two countries.

Security officials have told the BBC they believe that 95% of the Indian
air force is now in an offensive position - in addition to the existing
heavy deployment of troops along the border.

They say the deployment is even bigger than that witnessed during the
brief conflict in the Kargil sector of the disputed territory of Kashmir
two years ago.

Pakistan's military spokesman, General Rashid Qureshi, said the nature
of the Indian deployment suggested a desire for offensive action, and
that India would find it difficult to back down.

Reports from Indian-administered Kashmir say troops from both sides
shelled each other during Thursday night for several hours.

The BBC's Zaffar Abbas says Pakistani officials claim to have picked up
indications of a possible Indian air strike on the night of 21 December,
though this has not been independently verified.

The two countries have announced a number of sanctions against each
other.


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Barry Stoller
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ProletarianNews

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