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Pakistani jets bomb suspected Taliban facilities

Islamabad : Pakistan | 5 months ago  
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Pakistani jet fighters flattened at least three suspected Taliban training facilities in the volatile South Waziristan tribal region Friday, killing or wounding several insurgents, two senior intelligence officials said. The Taliban also opened fire on troops elsewhere in the mountainous area,...
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