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INDIA NEWS:-Drone strikes terror in the top of the pile of TTP

Islamabad. US drone attack in Pakistan's restive North Waziristan on Sunday Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) commander Hafiz Gul Bahadur, including the top ten militants were killed. Some people were injured in the attack. Near the Afghan border in Pakistan this year, driven by the US intelligence agency CIA drone is the first action.
According to Pakistani media Shahwal a house in the area targeted by drones. Top of TTP militants killed was Gul Bahadur. Pakistan within the US this year was the first drone attack. North Waziristan is surrounded by hills of the borders Afghanistan. The area associated with the Taliban and al-Qaeda is considered a safe haven for terrorist groups.US drone attacks carried out in this area has been previously. Last June, the Pakistani Army had launched a military operation against militants in the tribal areas. The more than 1,500 militants have been killed so far.
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