Pakistani Army Bombarded a Training Camp Militants

Helicopter gunship from pakistani army bombarded a training camp prospective suicide bombers in Swat, northern Pakistan, Friday 28 August 2009 night. This incident killed six Taliban militants and wounded several others. According to the Pakistani army, Saturday 29 August 2008, the camp was located on a small island in the River Swat Charbagh dealing with the city.

"The place was used to prepare suicide attacks," said military members. Meanwhile, Pakistani police were still examining the possibility of involvement with al-Qaeda network of 12 foreign militants arrested on Friday. The suspects came from Sudan, Russia, Turkey, and Iran. They were arrested in the town of Dera Ghazi Khan with evidence of a laptop and cash 10,000 U.S. dollars.