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Pakistan official confirms cross-border raid by int'l troops
0 Comments | AFP, September, 2008
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AFP) — A Pakistan provincial governor Wednesday confirmed coalition troops from across the Afghan border had raided a Pakistani village, calling the incident "a direct assault on sovereignty."
The raid killed at least 20 people, North West Frontier Province governor Owais Ahmed Ghani said in a statement.
"Innocent citizens of Pakistan including women and children were martyred," he said.
A local official in South Waziristan tribal district claimed the helicopters dropped soldiers from the NATO-led force in Afghanistan (ISAF) in the border village of Jalal Khel and flew them back after the attack.
The official, Mowaz Khan, said the pre-dawn raid took place as residents were having their last meal before fasting as part of the...
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