Pakistan Taliban school attack kills 141, including 132 children

Pakistan Taliban school attack kills 141, including 132 children
At least 141 killed in Peshawar, says army spokesman
Seven terrorists killed, according to army
Three days of national mourning announced
Taliban sought no terms, began shooting immediately

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Relatives mourn Mohammed Ali Khan, 15, who was killed in the school attack on 16 December 2014. Photograph: Zohra Bensemra/Reuters

The Pakistan military has launched massive air strikes in its remote border region against the Taliban in retaliation for the massacre in a Peshawar school on Tuesday morning that left at least 141 dead, 132 of them children.

The attack in Peshawar was one of the most horrific incidents in the country’s troubled history of the last decade, prompting an outcry at home and abroad – mainly because so many children were killed.

The assault began on Tuesday morning when seven attackers dressed in army uniform and wearing suicide vests stormed the school, which is attended almost exclusively by the children of army personnel.

Witnesses described the attackers shooting students at random and taking others hostage. Firefights with Pakistan commandos continued for four to five hours before the school was cleared and the last of the attackers killed. Pakistan’s major general, Asim Salim, said 960 students and staff were rescued.