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Pakistan says military operation concluded in Balochistan, 216 militants killed
PESHAWAR: Pakistani forces have concluded a security operation in the southwestern Balochistan province and killed 216 militants after a series of coordinated attacks by separatist militants last week, the military’s media wing said on Thursday. Separatist militant group Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility for a series of attacks in Balochistan last Friday and Saturday in multiple districts across the province, one of the deadliest flare-ups in the area in recent years.
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thehindu.com
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arabnews.com
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Pakistan says military operation concluded in Balochistan, 216 militants killed
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Pakistani military concludes operation against separatists in Balochistan, 216 killed
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Pakistan urges UN Security Council to sanction separatist BLA group after recent attacks
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aljazeera.com
Pakistan army says it killed 216 fighters in weeklong Balochistan campaign
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