Dawn Media:
WANA: Pakistani fighter jets bombed Taliban hideouts in a northwest tribal 
region on Tuesday, killing six insurgents and wounding three others, 
security and intelligence officials said.
The attacks struck in South Waziristan, where the military has vowed to 
launch an all-out offensive to purge the region of militants blamed for a 
wave of deadly bomb attacks in Pakistan over the past two years.
'Makeen and Nawaz Kot areas of South Waziristan were bombed,' said an 
intelligence official in the main provincial town Wana. 'We have reports 
that six Taliban were killed and an unknown number of them were injured.'
A security official based in neighbouring Dera Ismail Khan district 
confirmed the death toll and said three insurgents were also wounded.

More of the same today:

LAHORE: At least 19 militants have been killed in airstrikes on Taliban 
hideouts in two different areas of South Waziristan, a private TV channel 
reported on Sunday. According to the channel, Pakistan Air Force jets 
bombarded two Taliban hideouts in Makeen, where 13 militants were killed, 
and Ladha where six others were killed. Separately, Lashkars of tribesmen 
destroyed three Taliban hideouts in Lakki Marwat area of Shami Khel. Also on 
Sunday, security personnel arrested at least 29 militants during search 
operations in Hangu, a private TV channel reported. Quoting police sources 
the channel reported that at least 11 suspected militants had been arrested 
from Tal and another 18 from the Duaba area.

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