Iranian General Wants 'Go Ahead'To Hunt Rebels In Pakistan.
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A Revolutionary General of Iran has declared on television that he should be allowed to enter Pakistan with his Irani forces and hunt down the terrorists inside its neighboring country.
It is a very strange announcement made by Mohammad Pakpoor who is the general in question.It is not clear whether he seeking permission from our government to do the needful or from the Iranian government.
What is the reason for this outburst is anyone's guess!
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