Kashmir artillery kills three. 24 wounded during border shelling
Heavy Indian controlled Kashmir shelling from Pakistani artillery and mortars left three dead, including a civilian and a soldier, and wounded 24 as clashes continued overnight. In Naushara, homes were damaged while two grenade incidents near an inauguration building were reported. Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah was unharmed. An unknown group named al Medina claimed responsibility for an earlier attack.
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Saudis Held in Morocco Attack Plot Confirmed
Saudi diplomat Abdul Aziz al Khajah says three men detained in Morocco for allegedly planning attacks on U.S. and British warships are Saudis. Moroccan officials identified the suspects as Saudis. they were taken into custody in May and claimed ties to al Qaida. The men are accused of plotting strikes similar to the USS Cole attack in 2000.
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Car Bomb at U.S. Consulate in Karachi Traced to Remote Car
Investigators probe remote controlled blast near Karachi U.S. consulate. Ten dead and 45 injured as a driver education car with an instructor and three female students may have carried the bomb. A new claim of responsibility emerged while toll and vehicle details remained uncertain.
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One Palestinian killed four Israelis hurt in attack
Israeli forces swept into Jenin and Tulkarem in the West Bank as a Palestinian gunman opened fire near the Dugit settlement in the Gaza Strip injuring four Israelis and leaving one attacker dead. Palestinian officials rejected Bush plan talks and pressed for a timetable to claim a state over all lands captured in 1967.
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Rebels Attack Brazzaville in Deadly Capital Assault
Sporadic gunfire echoed in Brazzaville as government troops hunted rebels who began a surprise assault that killed at least 70 people, with the Ninjas blamed by authorities. Health officials warned the toll could rise as bodies were found.
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