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Iranian border guards kill six Pakistani cattle traders

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Iranian border guards kill six Pakistani cattle traders

2012-01-28 18:58:46 GMT+7 (ICT)

QUETTA, PAKISTAN (BNO NEWS) -- Iranian border guards killed six Pakistani cattle traders in the southeastern region of Iran on late Thursday evening, Pakistani officials confirmed on early Saturday. Several others were injured.

The incident happened east of the Iranian city of Chah Bahar when a group of about ten Pakistani civilians were traveling back to the border with Pakistan after they sold their cattle at an Iranian market. The traders were traveling on an informal trade route between the two countries.

According to Pakistani officials, the cattle traders were intercepted by Iranian border guards who then opened fire at their vehicle from several directions, killing six Pakistani civilians and injuring four others. The victims were taken to a local hospital in Chah Bahar where they are receiving medical treatment.

It was not immediately clear why the Iranian border guards opened fire, although some reports indicated that the victims had illegally crossed into Iran. Police said the cattle traders regularly took their cattle to Iran to earn better profits.

The Pakistani government said it was in contact with their Iranian counterparts to discuss the return of the bodies.

Earlier this month, Pakistani police detained three Iranian border guards after they allegedly crossed the border and opened fire on a car they had been chasing, killing one Pakistani civilian. Iranian border guards are regularly involved in shootings, sometimes killing civilians after briefly crossing the border into a neighboring country.

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I imagine the Pakistani gov't is livid over these killings. War on the horizon? They had better hurry before Iran gets their nukes.

Need a new demon in the mix, now they're even feuding with their neighbors doesn't bode well for Iran to also be alienating it's neighbors who are the only allies they have..

Police said the cattle traders regularly took their cattle to Iran to earn better profits.

There's more to this than meets the eye, Pakistans real No1 export is heroin and Iran a larger percentage of heroin addicts than anywhere else on earth. Here is a report showing how the drug trade is a major source of revenue for our Islamist friends.

http://frontpagemag.com/2012/01/27/the-islamic-paradise-of-the-needle-and-powder/2/

Iranian and Pakistani interference in Afghanistan marry their Islamic initiatives with the drug trade as Sunnis and Shiites compete for the lucrative traffic in the world’s leading source of opium which is smuggled through Pakistan and Iran.

If the Iranian border guards were competent enough to arrest Josh Fattal, Sarah Shourd and Shane Bauera alive for alledgedly crossing the border and then charge them with espionage in Iran. Then I think they could have russled up a few cattle herders without killing them. Something smells here.

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