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Email Print Factbox NATO incursion puts North Waziristan in focus 3:23am EDT Analysis & Opinion Are Kashmiri militants ready to return home from Pakistan? U.S.-Pakistan and the phone calls after the bin Laden raid Related Topics World Home » Afghanistan » By Haji Mujtaba MIRANSHAH, Pakistan | Tue May 17, 2011 3:23am EDT MIRANSHAH, Pakistan (Reuters) - A NATO helicopter from Afghanistan intruded into Pakistan's North Waziristan region on Tuesday, wounding two troops, local intelligence officials said, adding to tensions between Islamabad and the West. "It happened early morning," a Pakistani intelligence official in the region, who declined to be identified, told Reuters. "The helicopter hit a Pakistani check post on the border in the Datta Khel area." Another intelligence official said several Pakistani helicopters took off from Miranshah, the main town in North Waziristan, toward the site of the attack. The purpose of the Pakistani mobilization was unclear. The Pakistani military was immediately unavailable for comment. Lieutenant-Commander Colette Murphy, a spokeswoman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), said in Kabul that the coalition was aware of the reports and looking into them, but had no immediate comment. North Waziristan is the base of the Haqqani network blamed for the insurgency in eastern Afghanistan. U.S.-led drone aircraft have repeatedly targeted the area over the past year. Many militants, including foreign fighters loyal to al Qaeda, are based in Datta Khel. It is a stronghold of fighters loyal to Hafiz Gul Bahadur and has been a frequent target of U.S. drone strikes. Pakistan's Express 24/7 television channel said the checkpost targeted in the latest attack was located right on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan. It quoted officials as saying that the helicopters were just about to intrude into Pakistani territory when aerial gunshots were fired. They subsequently moved back but fired a retaliatory shot due to which rubble fell from the nearby mountains and wounded the security personnel. The reported incursion came a day after unmanned U.S. drone aircraft fired missiles in Datta Khel killing 12 militants, Pakistani officials said. An intelligence official said that one of the dead militants, an Arab, was the son of an al Qaeda operative identified as Abu Kashif. There was no way to verify the death toll. Militants often dispute official accounts of drone attack Relations between the U.S. and Pakistan have been pushed almost to the breaking point after the secret May 2 raid on Abbottabad that killed Osama bin Laden, embarrassing and humiliating the powerful Pakistani Army and intelligence service. Before that, in late January, undercover CIA contractor Raymond Davis killed two Pakistanis in Lahore, resulting in a six-week standoff over diplomatic immunity. A previous incursion on September 30, 2010, killed two Pakistani troops and wounded four more when NATO helicopters crossed the border while pursing insurgents. Pakistan retaliated by shutting down the supply route for NATO troops in Afghanistan. Washington sees the rugged border region between Afghanistan and Pakistan as a critical battleground against al Qaeda and the Taliban. (Writing by Chris Allbritton; Additional reporting by Zeeshan Haider in Islamabad and Emma Graham-Harrison in Kabul; Editing by Sanjeev Miglani) World Home Afghanistan Tweet this Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language, all capital letters or appear to be spam, and we review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. Views expressed in the comments do not represent those of Reuters. Comments (3) robert1234 wrote: Pakistan is a phony government, a puppet of the U.S. No other nation on earth would tolerate another government invading it will military force over and over and over, killing both military and civilians with impunity. The U.S. has no respect for Pakistan and no reason to respect it. As an American I’m ashamed of what we are doing, but if I were a Pakistani, I’d be more ashamed. Is the military leadership that afraid of the U.S. forces or are they just being paid off by the U.S.? Shame on both parties. May 17, 2011 1:55am EDT -- Report as abuse daniwitz13 wrote: It is hard to believe the US could be so cold and callous of late. It truly believes that sending them money buts rights. Like they own Pakistan and is an extension of the US and do as they well please. That Pakistan is Obama’s personal sand box. So much so, that he gave so little thought of anything fragile, he recklessly bullied his way into Pakistan with no regard for anything. The US has lost ALL its credibility, home and abroad. Pity. May 17, 2011 2:23am EDT -- Report as abuse McVaughReport wrote: These people are marching us towards World War III. This is insane. 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