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Pakistan sieht Indizien für US-Bodenoffensive im Iran

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By Anjum Naveed Verified
| Freie Presse Verified
Pakistans Geheimdienste halten eine US-Bodenoffensive im Iran für immer wahrscheinlicher. Irans Armee ist nach eigenen Angaben darauf vorbereitet. Islamabad/Teheran. Mehr als fünf Monate nach Beginn des Iran-Kriegs halten gut informierte Quellen aus Pakistan eine limitierte US-Bodenoffensive für immer wahrscheinlicher.
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Pakistan sieht Indizien für US-Bodenoffensive im Iran

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By Anjum Naveed Verified
| BLICK.de Verified
Mehr als fünf Monate nach Beginn des Iran-Kriegs halten gut informierte Quellen aus Pakistan eine limitierte US-Bodenoffensive für immer wahrscheinlicher. Die Bewertung pakistanischer Geheimdienste sei, dass US-Präsident Donald Trump Warnungen seines eigenen Militärs ignorieren und mit einer begrenzten Offensive iranische Küstenregionen einnehmen könnte, erfuhr die Deutsche Presse-Agentur aus Sicherheitskreisen in Islamabad. Die Bewertung stütze sich auf militärische Beobachtungen.
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An accident took his legs. He adapted his motorcycle and delivers meals across Islamabad, in photos

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By Anjum Naveed Verified
| Daily Reflector Verified
ISLAMABAD (AP) - A young man in Pakistan's capital lost both legs in a road accident five years ago, but he refused to let that define his future. Today, 28-year-old Hamza Ali delivers meals across Islamabad, riding a modified motorcycle fitted with hand-operated controls. Ali appeared cheerful under the scorching sun as he told The Associated Press that he had worked for a delivery platform before the accident. Then a bus he was riding collided with a truck.
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