we are joined by peshawar in pakistan. do you have more details about this operation by the pakistani military? >> the pakistani military is issuing details that the air strikes happened at about 1:30am local time. several targets were hit, including, sorry, uz beck fighters, ammunition dumps and an area close to the afghan border. after the attacks on karachi it was said there would be a campaign to target positions in north waziristan, belonging to the uz beck fighters involved in the attack on karachi airport. >>> tell us more about the uz beck fighters. who are they? >> when the u.s. launched the offence ior invaded afghanistan in 2001, many uz beck fighters fought alongside the taliban. asst forces pushed the fighters, they were forced to seek refuge in the tribal area. the leader was killed during a u.s. air strike. after that the uz becks found a strong hold in pakistan's tribal area, affiliating themselves with al qaeda, as well as the pakistani taliban. so many of these fighters were unable to go back to uz beckiz

. >>> thank you for that live update from peshawar. >>> the united states is sending three warships to the gulf. the u.s. s "george h.w. bush", is moving from the north arabian sea, and joined by a guided missile cruiser, and a guided missile destroyer. the rebels continue their offenses. this video emerged reportedly showing them celebrating the capture of mosul. they have taken a number of towns and cities. reuters is reporting that rebels were seen in the northern city of beigy setting fire to the course house after freeing prisoners there. correspondent imran khan is in the capital baghdad. there has been a lot of talk of this sunni rebellion, fighters marching towards the capital. how secure is baghdad? >> well, before i tell you that, overnight there were some more clashes on the border with baghdad security force, repelling what they say were i.s.i.l. fighters. there's no confirmation on who the fighters were. the sunni rebels say they would march on baghdad. it's been taken seriously by the fighters over the last three days. they put in various measures, including ringing the c

our correspondent kamal hyder in peshawar says the taliban is vowing reprisals. >> they are saying there's a number of civilian casualties, that the military went on a bombing ampain and there would be re -- campaign, and there would be reprisals. the military is saying there are credible reports, a large number of fighters were present at the tomb of the attack, which took place at 1:30am local time. and most of the fighters killed on the ground belonged to the uz beck community from the islamic movement of uzbekistan. the military says they are precision strikes and they are trying to avoid casualties. >> uz beck fighters are being used by the local taliban because they are well trained. >> the imu has jihad throughout the world, linked to al qaeda, after coming into pakistan and earlier fighting forces inside of afghanistan, being part of a major jihad, fought in afghanistan. now they have two reasons to stay in pakistan and fight in the frontline. they need a safe haven. because of the presence they are used as a force. they are well trained for spectacular attacks. if we go into the b

our correspondent kamal hyder in peshawar says the taliban are vowing reprisals for civilian casualties. >> what they have been saying is there's a number of civilian casualties. the military has gone on an indiscriminate bombing campaigns, there'll be reprisals for the attack. the military, on the other hand is saying that they had credible rornings that a large -- reports that a large number of u.s. beck fighters were present at the location at the time of the attack which took place at 1:30am. most of the fighters killed on the ground belong to the uz beck community from the islamic movement of u.s. beckize tan. the military says that these are a precision strike and they are trying to avoid civilian casualty. islamic movement of u.s. beckize tan was set up in the 1990, to overthrow the government. the aim is to establish an islamic state in the whole of central asia, fighters fled after a government crackdown, and sought sanctuary in the tribal areas after the september 11th attacks. various estimates put the strength between several hundred and 2,000. the bureau chief for dawn news

in the northern pakistani city of peshawar gunmen have opened fire on a passenger plane while it was landing a woman was killed in the incident and two crew members wounded pakistani authorities are still looking for the attack is low no group says it's carried out but militants are currently active in the tribal northwest regions of the country. and at least thirty two people have been killed as iraqi security forces try to regain control of the country's largest oil refinery and the strategic town of baiji officials say many of the dead and wounded were civilians these lamis group isis had early claimed recap claim to have captured the refinery meanwhile unconfirmed reports say syria shelled an area across its border with iraq killing dozens. and nine people have confirmed dead after tea fishing boats collided off the west coast of peru rescuers say three people remain unaccounted for grieving relatives rush to the port to see the bodies of their loved ones being brought in an investigation is underway to determine the course of the incident. i don't like . that politicians in the

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in the northern pakistan city of peshawar gunmen have opened fire on a passenger plane while it was landing a woman who was killed in the incident and the two crew members wounded pakistani authorities are still looking for the attackers no group says they can. these sold by militants are conley active in the tribal northwest regions of the country. at least thirty two people have been killed as a rocket security forces tried to regain control of the country's largest oil refinery and the strategic town of baiji officials say many of the dead and wounded were civilians is that his group isis had earlier claim to have captured the refinery to discuss the deteriorating situation in the country i'm now joined by british labor party m.p. jeremy corbin. well jeremy iraq is in chaos as we can see a bit more than ten years after the us invasion are they reconsidering the invasion as a good idea. i think a lot of people in britain that voted for the invasion particularly members of parliament and they're thinking very deeply about the huge mistake that was made in two thousand and three the growth

we are joined from peshawar with more. yes, a few days ago the u.s. drones were active breaking a 6-month lull in the attacks, and tonight, last night, sorry, we were told that the military aircraft were active, striking positions in north waziristan. they were striking u.s. beck -- uz beck fighters on the ground who took responsibility for the attack after karachi. the military took control of the islamabad. the government was getting ready for reprisals. we are waiting for confirmation from the military that a number of fighters have been killed on the ground, according to some reports. over 100 people may have been killed in the fresh strikes. >> camel hyder joining us. thank you. we'll look at the crisis in iraq coming up. the president makes it clear no combat troops on the ground. it doesn't mean the u.s. will not be involved. the afghanistan people have spoken. one of these men you are about to see will be the next president. coming up, how each could affect u.s. relations with kabul. both the games in the temperature heats up in the world cup

correspondent andrew simmonds joining us from my duingary >>> a gunman opened fire at a plane in peshawarthe pakistan international airlines flight carrying 178 passengers was travelling from riyadh. security forces are searching for the attackers. no one claimed responsibility. >>> the pakistani military has been launching air strikes in north waziristan for the past few months. they made it an all-out offensive after the tam been attack on -- taliban attack on karachi airport. authorityies are struggling to cope with food shortages and overcrowded hospitals. many of the internally displaced are in a camp and kamal hyder sent an update from there. >> i.d.p.s number 450,000 - they prefer to go to the big cities. there's arrangement by the military, which is seven kilometres from the border, is number of families have come here. the military would like larger numbers because they have medical arrangements, sanitation, they have brought electricity to the area, in order to give a level of comfort to people seeking refuge. the camp is not full capacity. there are dozens of families taking ad

through my contact in peshawar, afghanistan, we've been in contact every few months.d him give another call to the commanders and ask a list of questions and one of them of course was, would you do it again. >> another key part of your article, erin, a top taliban commander says, here's the quote, i cannot explain how our people are happy and excited over this unbelievable achievement. this is an historic moment for us. today, our enemy, for the first time officially recognized our status. again, something that critics have said they did not want to have happen. are your surprised by that, though, that they are saying? >> no, they have been seeking status and recognition since they lost power in 2001. so i think this has been in the works. they tried to establish an office in qatar in 2012 when the first negotiations for bowe bergdahl's release happened. that office turned into a sort of semiofficial-looking emirate and embassy. it was shut down very quickly because it was a threat to the afghan government. just because it looked like an embassy with its flags. >> i r