Nine killed in South Waziristan clashes

Pro-government tribesmen target militant hideout in Shawal area. Five militants killed.


Express August 10, 2011

PESHAWAR: Nine people, including five militants, have been killed in clashes between local tribesmen and militants in South Waziristan, Express 24/7 reported on Wednesday.

Pro-government tribesmen reportedly attacked a militant hideout in the Shawal area of the agency and managed to kill five militants.

Four tribesmen were also killed in the gun battle.

Pakistan Army had earlier said it had successfully completed its Tri Star operation in Janata Valley of South Waziristan Agency to flush out terrorists.

The operation was launched on July 13, 2011 in Janata Valley where terrorists had occupied surrounding heights ranging from 4000 to 8000 feet, made sanctuaries, training centers from which they used to operate deep South for terrorist activities, planting improvised explosive devises, fire raids, ambushes.

COMMENTS (2)

MH | 12 years ago | Reply

@Lobe: Every time Pakistan is asked something about a double standard the topic just gets changed to India, the US and Afghanistan. Another would be using their exaggerated history and/or the force fed lies about everyone outside their border as means to jump up on the high horse while ignoring the thoughts of the "inferior." My personal favorite is when they start using a completely ill-conceived outlook on their relationship with China as an aphrodisiac.

Lobe | 12 years ago | Reply

When a drone strike most people ask what is the gurantee that all those killed were terrorists. Know i ask the same what is the gurante that all the people killed by pak army are terrorists?

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