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Pakistan asks US for details on Taliban

Source: Dawn
Islamabad : Pakistan | 2 months ago  
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The United States should provide information about top militants in Pakistan, a government minister said on Thursday, as Washington stepped up pressure on Islamabad to go after Taliban leaders. The United States, struggling to contain rising insurgent violence in Afghanistan, says top Islamist...
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