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Why Pakistan’s Afghan air strikes aren’t stopping armed attacks
Analysts warn military pressure alone cannot contain a threat from armed groups that has reached Pakistan's cities.
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aljazeera.com
Pakistan says its security forces killed 29 fighters along Afghan border
Strikes come a day after fighters armed with guns and explosives killed three soldiers in Karachi.
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dw.com
Pakistan says it struck militant targets in Afghanistan
The strikes come a day after an attack in the southern city of Karachi killed three paramilitary troops. There was no immediate response from Afghanistan's ruling Taliban.
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france24.com
Pakistan says retaliatory airstrikes in Afghanistan killed 25 militants
Pakistan has said it carried out airstrikes and ground operations in eastern Afghanistan, killing 25 militants, in response to recent deadly attacks, including the killing of…
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euronews.com
Pakistan's airstrikes kill dozens in eastern Afghanistan
Pakistan carried out airstrikes overnight in eastern Afghanistan, Islamabad said on Monday, adding its operations had targeted militants as the Afghan government reported dozens…
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theprint.in
Pakistan says 29 militants killed in border operations, airstrikes near Afghanistan
Islamabad said intelligence-led raids targeted militant camps in border regions after recent attacks, as Kabul confirmed the strikes amid renewed cross-border tensions.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
'Locals rushed to rescue, then came second strike': How Pakistan’s late-night strikes in Afghanistan unfolded
Pakistan’s security forces carried out ground operations and airstrikes along the Afghanistan border on Monday, killing 29, officials said. Pakistan’s information minister…
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Why Pakistan’s Afghan air strikes aren’t stopping armed attacks
Analysts warn military pressure alone cannot contain a threat from armed groups that has reached Pakistan's cities.
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Pakistani strikes in Afghanistan kill 36 civilians; Kabul vows retaliation
An overnight strike claimed the lives of at least 36 civilians and left more than 160 others, Afghan officials said on Monday.