'Drone attacks' presentation slideshows

Drone Attacks and its implications : Case Study of Pakistan

Drone Attacks and its implications : Case Study of Pakistan. Muqarrab Akbar PhD student, Glasgow School for Business and Society Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, UK Muqarra.akbar@gcu.ac.uk. Drones. Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) system Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)

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Drone Attacks and its implications : Case Study of Pakistan

Drone Attacks and its implications : Case Study of Pakistan. Muqarrab Akbar PhD student, Glasgow School for Business and Society Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, UK Muqarra.akbar@gcu.ac.uk. Drones. Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) system Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)

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Marching to Waziristan

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Beginning Activities

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Disruption at one of the UKu2019s busiest airports, Gatwick, over the festive period, was caused by multiple drone sightings which led to a complete shutdown of flights both in and outbound. Approximately 1,000 flights were affected, causing chaos, misery and disappointment for thousands of passengers. The chaos was compounded by the incident happening so close to the run up to Christmas; the airport was forced to close between December 19 and 21st, and few could have imagined what problems such a careless act could create for so many people.

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PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN-US RELATIONS

There seems to be no clear policy of Zardari regime as how to deal with the challenges concerning the US lead military occupation of Afghanistan and drone attacks on Pakistan. Pakistan suffered approximately $60 billion economic losses, deployed more than 147,800 troops conducting combat operations in the tribal areas along the Afghan border. The Pakistan armed forces has lost more than 3,200 soldiers, with another 6,400 injured. Visit Website: http://lisauk.org/articles/detail/pakistan-afghanistan-us-relations?ref=weheartit

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Terrorism

HWH UNIT 13 Chapter 22.4. Terrorism. September 11, 2001. Who did it? al Qaeda Osama Bin Ladin Mujahedin US involvement in the 1991 Persian Gulf War Most hijackers were from Saudi Arabia Attacks before 9/11 1998 US Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania

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