Pak troops kill 32 Taliban militants

Sunday, July 11, 2010, 14:44 [IST]

Islamabad, July 11: Pakistan security force killed 32 Taliban militants in South Waziristan breaking months long pause in violence in the region.

The militants were killed in the fighting between Pakistani security forces and extremists.

Taliban militants attacked a check post in Dwa Toi area on Saturday, Jul 10 injuring 18 security men. The security forces fought back by helicopter gunships and killed 14 militants.

Another check post in Karwan Manza was also attacked in which three

security personnel were killed. The counter offensive launched by troops left 12 militants killed, and 17 security personnel injured.

In another attack six militants and three security personnel were killed in Pash Ziarat area.

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