91.   Pakistani troops fired a surface-to-air missile toward three Indian military helicopters and their fighter escorts Wednesday.

92.   Pakistani troops repelled an Indian assault on icy Himalayan mountain peaks in disputed Kashmir, killing several Indian soldiers, the Pakistani military said Monday.

93.   Pakistani troops retaliated and hit several Indian positions, he said.

94.   Pakistani troops sent them back.

95.   Rumsfeld would not say exactly how U.S. forces would react if they lost the direct assistance of Pakistani troops along the Afghan border.

96.   Senior Pakistani military officials, also speaking on condition of anonymity, confirm that the Afghanistan border will be stripped of Pakistani troops in case of war with India.

97.   Since the Indian crackdown began on Wednesday, the artillery duels between Indian and Pakistani troops that face off along the border have been ferocious, he said.

98.   Samore said the Himalayan mountains heavily favor a defense by Pakistani troops, who have dug in for years and know the difficult terrain.

99.   Some Indian forward posts were seized by Pakistani troops after nearly one week of firing.

100.   State election commissioner Jalil Ahmed Khan accused Pakistani troops of firing from across the border near the Indian town of Kargill, forcing authorities to move two voting stations.