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Pakistani Taliban end push, but questions remain

Source: China Post

Islamabad : Pakistan | 7 months ago

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Critics said the advance was evidence Islamabad was wrong in talking with the insurgents. Syed Mohammed Javed, the top government administrator in the region, said a hard-line cleric who helped mediate the peace deal persuaded the Taliban to return to Swat in a meeting Friday. "No need to worry, they...

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