1.   Amzah Zia Shah, a Pakistani Taliban and Abdul Satar Nafisi, a Pakistani who said he was a journalist captured along with Pakistani soldiers.

2.   An Indian defense spokesman, Lt. Col. H.S. Oberoi, said five Pakistani soldiers were killed when the Indians returned fire, aiming at Pakistani bunkers and oil depots.

3.   Another man, in the central market here, said he and his family had been able to cross after paying Pakistani soldiers.

4.   At the first village, a tiny hamlet called Khalwol, the villagers said they had not seen Pakistani soldiers for over a month.

5.   After meeting with President Clinton in July, Sharif had called for the withdrawal of forces that Western analysts now believe were mainly Pakistani soldiers.

6.   Every day, hundreds of Pakistani soldiers, the United Nations rear guard, board chartered airplanes.

7.   He was the first senior Pakistani official to acknowledge that Pakistani soldiers had entered Kargil.

8.   In fact, the Indians charge that Pakistani soldiers are fighting alongside guerrillas predominantly from Afghanistan.

9.   India said that Pakistani soldiers crossed into Indian territory and occupied Indian land, a version that the United States has supported.

10.   India claims to have killed dozens of Pakistani soldiers on its side of the border, but has not given the total.