http://www.dawn.com/2006/01/14/top3.htm
This site typically has a anti-US spin
http://www.frontierpost.com.pk/http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2006\01\14\story_14-1-2006_pg1_1
Anwarullah must be buddies with Teddy and Nancy P.
"..........Eyewitnesses said that a majority of the slain victims were women and children. Up to 14 of these victims belonged to one family, they said.
The shelling wrought damage on houses and killed about two dozen head of cattle.
Some of the victims were identified as Hussain Nawaz, a five-year-old child, 9-year-old Mehda Bibi, 10-year-old Sadiqa Bibi, 9-year-old Taib, seven-year-old Zahidullah, Amir Mohammad, Bibi Noor Pari, Shah Baden Bibi, Zahira Bibi, Qari Seedullah and Bekhtpur Khan.
Sources said that four planes came about 50 kilometres inside Pakistani air-space and targeted mud houses in Berkandi area of Damadola, largely inhabited by the Mamond tribe.
Sources said that the Mamond sub-division is considered a stronghold of the banned Tehrik Nifaz-i-Shariat-i-Mohammadi led by Maulana Sufi Mohammad. Maulana Sufi has been in Dera Ismail Khan jail since the fall of the Taliban government.
An eyewitness said that he saw four aircraft flying over Mamond sub-division of the Bajaur Agency at about 3am, which disappeared in the western sky limits without making any attack.
He said the planes again appeared over the tribal area and bombed some targets in the Barkandi locality of Damadola.
“I saw four aircraft entering the area from Kunar province, which hovered over the area for half an hour,” said Mohammad Rafiq, a resident of the area................."
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Go US troops!!! God bless them ..... oh how I'd love to hear them interviewed about this if it turns out to be Satan Zawahiri.
<The senior Pakistani intelligence official said that hours before the strike some unidentified guests had arrived at the home of one tribesman called Shah Zaman that was destroyed in the attack. The official did not elaborate on whether those people were believed to be terror suspects.
Zaman survived the attack and told AP he had no links with militants.