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• It was the second reported gunship attack in a week on Pelezi.
• The village of Pelezi was also hit, according to one of Fozie's aides.
• He did not name the villages, but an aide said Pelezi, 40 kilometers ( 25 miles ) west Vavoua, was hit.
• At two villages, Pelezi and Dagnan, cannonball-size holes and toppled tin roofs marked two weeks of government helicopter gunship attacks.
• He said that at the time, Pelezi was crowded with locals who had come from surrounding villages for market day, and most of the alleged victims were civilians.
• Antoine Beugre, a rebel spokesman, alleged " numerous deaths " in the attack on Pelezi, about 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of Abidjan.
• Rebels in the north claimed government helicopter gunships had attacked the village of Pelezi, about 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of the government-held commercial capital, Abidjan.
• Later, rebels said loyalists had used helicopters to bombard their positions in Vavoua, 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of Abidjan, and the nearby villages of Pelezi and Diafla.
• At the time of the attack, Pelezi was crowded with locals who had come from surrounding villages for market day, and most of the alleged victims were civilians, Beugre charged.
• Antoine Beugre, a rebel spokesman, said " numerous deaths " had been caused by the attack on Pelezi, about 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of Abidjan.
• Beugre charged that at the time of the attack, Pelezi was crowded with locals who had come from surrounding villages for market day, and most of the alleged victims were civilians.
• Rebels in the North claimed Wednesday that government helicopter gunships had attacked the village of Pelezi, about 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of the government-held commercial capital, Abidjan.
• An aide to rebel leader Tuo Fozie said rebel positions in the village of Pelezi, 40 kilometers ( 25 miles ) west of the central town of Vavoua, were attacked Wednesday by loyalist forces in Mi-24 helicopters.
• In a statement issued Thursday, the rebels said President Laurent Gbagbo's troops had violated the cease-fire by carrying out air raids on its positions in Vavoua and the nearby villages of Pelezi and Diafla on Wednesday.
• "The police station in Vavoua, the market in Pelezi and the village of Diafla were bombarded by the enemy on board Mi-24 helicopters, " said the statement, signed by rebel leader Tuo Fozie.
• "The police station in Vavoua, the market in Pelezi and the village of Diafla were bombarded by the enemy on board Mi-24 helicopters, " the statement, signed by rebel leader Tuo Fozie, said.
• In a statement issued Thursday, the rebels said President Laurent Gbagbo's troops had violated the fragile month-old cease-fire by carrying out air raids on its positions in Vavoua and the nearby villages of Pelezi and Diafla on Wednesday.
• In a statement issued Thursday, the rebels said President Laurent Gbagbo's troops had carried out air raids on its positions in Vavoua, 320 kilometers ( 200 miles ) northwest of the commercial capital of Abidjan, and the nearby villages of Pelezi and Diafla.