Wazoo and at least 25 turbans were killed in a wave of air strikes, the military said on Tuesday, as part of a major operation against Taliban krazed killers.Pak fighter's jets have been bombing Taliban positions in North Waziristan since Sunday when the army announced it was sending troops and helicopter gunships to the region to flush out al Qaeda-linked krazed killers. "(The) operation in North Waziristan Agency is progressing as per plan," the army said in a statement.
"The cordon around all terrorists' hideouts including in the town of Mirali and Miranshah
... headquarters of al-Qaeda in Pakistain and likely location of Ayman al-Zawahiri. The Haqqani network has established a
ministatein centered on the town with courts, tax offices and lots of madrassas...
has been further tightened and reinforced. Last night three bad boyz were potted while fleeing from the cordoned off area in Miranshah." In its first casualties since the start of the offensive, at least six Pak soldiers were killed on Monday when a roadside kaboom hit an army convoy just north of Miranshah, the regional capital.
The operation is seen as a response to a deadly krazed killer attack this month on Pakistain's biggest airport in the port city.