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India worries over Pakistani militants

A boy, who was fleeing a military offensive against Taliban militants ...

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A man, who fled a military offensive against Taliban militants in ...

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A boy, who was fleeing a military offensive against Taliban militants ...

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Internally displaced Pakistani civilians fleeing military operations ...

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Men, who fled a military offensive against Taliban militants in South ...

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A boy, who was fleeing a military offensive against Taliban militants ...

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Men, who fled a military offensive against Taliban militants in South ...

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A boy, who was fleeing a military offensive against Taliban militants ...

Indian security forces are said to be on high alert on fears Pakistani-based terrorist groups were attempting to push across the border. Officials said Pakistani-based groups like Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed were trying to "create mayhem" in the country by crossing the border to expand...

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19 militants, six soldiers killed in SWA clashes

News Source: Jang.com.pk | about 1 month ago

Continuing their advance from three sides on the Taliban strongholds of Srarogha, Ladha and Makeen on the 10th day of the operation Rah-e-Nijat, security forces claimed killing 19 more terrorists in three separate clashes on Monday. Six Army soldiers...
India worries over Pakistani militants

News Source: United Press International | about 1 month ago

Indian security forces are said to be on high alert on fears Pakistani-based terrorist groups were attempting to push across the border. Officials said Pakistani-based groups like Lashkar-e-Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed were trying to "create mayhem" in...
Pakistan: 19 Militants Killed in S. Waziristan

News Source: Voice of America | about 1 month ago

The Pakistani army says it has killed 19 militants in a battle for control of a Taliban stronghold in South Waziristan. The fighting came amid an ongoing air and ground offensive to defeat the Pakistani Taliban. Pakistani officials say troops...
Pak army suffers losses in their bid to capture Taliban hub

News Source: India Abroad | about 1 month ago

Six soldiers were killed in pitched battles as the troops advanced from Kotkai to capture Sararogha and Jandola but had to face heavy resistance from well-entrenched Taliban militants at Ghalai village. With Monday's heavy losses, Pakistani army...
Pakistan offensive death toll to 227: military

News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 month ago

Nineteen militants were killed during the last 24 hours, a military statement said, bringing the overall number of insurgents killed to 197 during what is now a 10-day ground offensive backed by warplanes and helicopters. In addition, six soldiers...
Pakistanis Battle Taliban after Diversionary Raid

News Source: Al Sharq Al Awsat | about 1 month ago

Pakistan forces killed 19 militants in an intense clash in South Waziristan on Monday while insurgents aiming to divert the army's attention launched a raid in another northwestern region, officials said. The army launched the assault against the...