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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (14) Email Print Reprints Read Drone strike kills 8 Germans in northwest Pakistan 4:19pm EDT Super-rich investors buy gold by ton 1:13pm EDT Microsoft hopes to bury iPhone, Android 02 Oct 2010 Racial predatory loans fueled U.S. housing crisis: study 7:44am EDT Iran blames Bushehr delay on "small leak," not virus 8:36am EDT Discussed 68 Health reform to worsen doctor shortage: group 61 U.S. apologizes for syphilis experiment in Guatemala 57 Ex-maid says Whitman knowingly employed her illegally Watched Red faces over top model gaff Tue, Sep 28 2010 Pictures of the month Thu, Sep 30 2010 Prints reveal NY’s wild 70’s period Thu, Sep 30 2010 Drone strike kills 8 Germans in northwest Pakistan Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Related News U.S., UK raise terrorism threat level in Europe 1:45pm EDT Drone strike kills 8 Germans in northwest Pakistan 1:11pm EDT NATO chief apologizes, Pakistani Taliban vow revenge 1:11pm EDT Analysis: Terrorism alerts reflect evolving threat 1:05pm EDT Q+A: Why do militant groups seem to thrive in Pakistan? 6:57am EDT Analysis & Opinion America takes the war deeper into Pakistan Washington Extra – Get out of town Related Topics World » By Michael Georgy ISLAMABAD | Mon Oct 4, 2010 4:19pm EDT ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A suspected U.S. drone strike killed eight militants of German nationality in northwest Pakistan on Monday, Pakistani intelligence officials said. They died when two missiles from a suspected CIA pilotless aircraft struck a mosque in Mirali in North Waziristan, the officials added. The attack came a day after the United States and Britain warned of an increased risk of terrorist attacks in Europe. Western security officials said last week they believed a group in northern Pakistan were connected to a plot to stage attacks. The militants were members of a group called Jihad Islami, the Pakistani intelligence officials said without elaborating. There was no independent verification and militants often dismiss official reports of successful operations against them. "People were gathering at the mosque for prayers when a missile hit the building," Mohammad Alam, a resident of Mirali, told Reuters by telephone, describing Monday's drone strike. "The area has been cordoned off by militants and they are not allowing anyone there." The State Department warned American citizens to exercise caution if traveling in Europe. Britain raised the threat level to "high" from "general" for its citizens traveling to Germany and France. U.S.-PAKISTAN TENSIONS The immediate trigger for Sunday's travel alerts was intelligence about a plot against European targets reportedly originating with a group of individuals in mountainous northern Pakistan, some of them believed to be European citizens. One security official in Germany said last week word of the plot had probably originated from the interrogation of a German-Afghan suspect in Afghanistan. The suspect believed to be behind the intelligence was identified by media as Ahmed Sidiqi, a German of Afghan origin. German media said he came from Hamburg and had been held in the U.S. military prison of Bagram in Afghanistan since July. German counter-terrorism expert Guido Steinberg told Reuters Sidiqi was a member of a cell of militants from Hamburg that was believed to be a central component of the conspiracy. Steinberg said the cell left for Pakistan in March 2009 and joined Pakistan-based members of the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), a Central Asian militant organization. CNN reported the 11-strong group included a German of Syrian descent and a German of Iranian descent while an associate of the plot was a Frenchman of Algerian origin, it said Sidiqi divulged new, unverified information every day, CNN reported German intelligence sources as saying. 1 2 Next World Comments See All Comments (14) | Post Comment Oct 04, 2010 1:57pm EDT Great title Reuters. I think the word ‘militant’ should probably have been in the TITLE. I’d say thats probably relevant. Unless you think bad guys dying in Pakistan via drone is news. Its not news, this is a shameless shock and awe tactic to get people to read this crap. Pathetic BHOlied Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 2:13pm EDT Well, it wasn’t verified that it was militants. That was only according to the US gov…..which is about as trustworthy as a corrupt politician. mastershakejb Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 2:16pm EDT Also notice, that the missiles struck a MOSQUE! What happened to the ‘hearts and minds’ campaign? I guess the USA wants rebels, to they can sell arms to themselves, at the cost of US taxpayers, and the benefits of CEO’s in US arms manufacturing companies. mastershakejb Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 2:29pm EDT The Islamist jihadists hide behind the skirts of women and think nothing of hiding in schools, mosques, or homes of non jihadists, putting all at risk….their goal is that of Islam, to rid the world of non-believers of Islam. and they think nothing of human lives, their cult believes they go to paradise and receive 72 maidens….there will be no peace anywhere until they are stopped…. crbob Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 2:39pm EDT Germans or whoever else, they were criminals in need to be brought to justice. Or the justice brought to them, in this case delivered by the drone. And in the course thereof saved the German government a bundle they’d otherwise spent on trying, convicting, and incarcerating these criminals. anonym0us Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 2:59pm EDT Oh, so there are NON-militant Germans in Northern Waziristan? Give it up. Mosque schmosque. If they didn’t use mosques as bases we wouldn’t bomb them. ggb667 Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 3:11pm EDT So, anyone is a “militant,” and “worthy of death” if some informant unilaterally declares them so, and thus, they can be killed by remote bombs, along with any number of innocent civilians, while praying in a house of worship, in a sovereign nation with whom the perpetrators of the killing are not at war? Now, tell me again, who are the “terrorists?” What exactly makes these Germans, “bad guys?” Uh, someone said that they were planning on killing people with bombs? I suppose no planning went into killing these victims with bombs, in the place of their residence!?! What constitutes “terrorism,” if not precisely these kinds of acts? Did these bombs that killed everyone in the mosque have legitimate “authority?” By whom? Pakistan, the nation in which these acts took place? The American people are weary of the pallid, thin, and tired “bad guys” or “times of war” “militant/terrorist” rhetoric of the self-justifying U.S. military sub-culture. Please give up wrapping yourselves in the flag. You defile it and the honorable principles its embodies by your bloodthirsty presences. pointfish Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 3:12pm EDT Personally I think this is the way to fight these wars anyway. Large troop deployments are not effective with this type of terrorism fight. The CIA should have been given more tools a while back to quench some of these people. jscott418 Report As Abusive Oct 04, 2010 3:21pm EDT it is important to keep the militants off guard and not knowing when a US drone will send them to be with Allah. As long as we have the technology and are assured we know who we are targeting, then we should do all we can to protect this country. For justification, I keep the September 2001 issue of US News which shows thousands of people above the impact point of the plane standing in the windows of one of the Twin Towers waiting to die. There only crime was to go to work that day. This is a war of no quarter. Until radical Muslims become rational, they will contiue to die at our hands. phuyayyay Report As Abusive See All Comments (14) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. 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