Fuel trucks for NATO attacked in Pakistan

KARACHI, Pakistan - An auto mechanic looks at a burned truck, which was transporting fuel for NATO troops operating in Afghanistan, in Karachi, southern Pakistan, on May 21, 2011. A series of attacks against the fuel trucks, some claimed to have been done by Islamic militants, have been carried out in Pakistan.

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