Pakistani jets pounded a suspected training facility for foreign militants _ including Uzbeks, Arabs and Chechens _ in a two-hour barrage Thursday in tribal South Waziristan, killing 50 people, senior intelligence and military officials said. The military said the camp was located near Dila Khula, a South Waziristan village about 25 kilometers (15 miles) northeast of the region's main town, Wana. "There were confirmed reports of training activity being conducted by foreign elements including Uzbeks, Chechens and a few Arabs," the military said in a statement. "These trained terrorists were indulging in sabotage and terrorist acts in the country." Army spokesman Maj. Gen. Shaukat Sultan told the private ARY television channel that 50 people were killed and 90 percent of them were foreigners. He said the camp was totally destroyed and all the people there were believed killed.
