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Pakistan claims to have killed 70 militants during Afghanistan border strike
Pakistan’s military launched strikes along the border with Afghanistan early on Sunday, claiming to have killed at least 70 militants in what it described as targeted operations against hideouts of Pa...

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Pakistan claims to have killed at least 70 militants in strikes along the Afghan border
Pakistan kills dozens in strikes targeting militants along Afghan border
Pakistan strikes religious seminary in Afghanistan's Paktika
Pakistani Air Force targeted a religious seminary in an attack on Bermal district in Afghanistan's Paktika province, Tolo News reporteted citing sources.

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Dozens killed in Afghanistan as Pakistan launches 'targeted strikes' along border
Pakistan strikes ‘terrorist hideouts’ in Afghanistan
Afghanistan vows retaliation after Pak kills ‘dozens’ in cross-border strikes: What we know so far
“Last night, they bombed our civilian compatriots in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, martyring and wounding dozens of people, including women and children,” Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah ...

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‘They Bombed Innocent Civilians’: Afghanistan Vows ‘Response’ After Dozens Killed In Pakistani Airstrikes
Pakistan claims to kill 70 terrorists in strikes on 7 terrorist hideouts in Afghanistan

Taliban vows retaliation after Pakistan claims over 70 deaths in air strikes

Pakistan's military has claimed to have killed at least 70 militants in air strikes against neighbouring Afghanistan, but the Taliban in Afghanistan said this was false.

Gas explosion kills 16 after apartment building partially collapsed in southern Pakistan

Police and rescue officials say a gas explosion has ripped through an apartment building in Pakistan’s largest port city of Karachi, killing at least 16 people, after part of the structure collapsed on the first day of Ramadan.

Imran Khan: Cricket legends sign letter of ‘deep concern’ for Pakistan’s jailed former Prime Minister

Khan captained Pakistan to the men's Cricket World Cup title in 1992 before serving as the nation's Prime Minister between 2018 and 2022.