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Reports: Pak Army strikes in Waziristan

NDTV Correspondent

Wednesday, July 25, 2007, (New Delhi)

There are reports that the Pakistan military has carried out limited airstrikes at nine locations in north Waziristan.

The attacks by helicopter gunships were carried out on the basis of specific information provided by the United States that these areas houses terrorist training camps.

Some unconfirmed reports say that this could perhaps been some limited US participation as well.

The reports of the operations come at a time when US intelligence has said that Osama Bin Laden and his al-Qaeda operatives are hiding in Pakistan and are carrying out strikes on allied forces in Afghanistan.

A ground invasion is not ruled out, local media reports say that Frontier Corps forces are being sent from Islamabad to Waziristan for possible action in the next few days or even hours.

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Posted By ghouri-Thursday, July 26, 2007

I think Musharraf with army is fighting proxy war against innocent Muslims and he can do anything perhaps he is not in a position to resist as army Generals have sold out Pakistan for money. We think it will harm the international community.