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Pakistani troops kill 24 militants in raids as violence escalates in region near Afghanistan

  • The military said in a statement that the raids came in response to a pair of militant attacks on Wednesday
  • Zardari and Sharif praised the security forces on Friday for what they described as a swift and effective action

Militant leader at heart of Afghan-Pakistan conflict survived strike that provoked clashes

By Reuters ·

Kabul blames Pakistan for airstrikes that killed 3 people in eastern Afghanistan

By AP ·

Mortar kills 2 children, mother in northwest Pakistan where troops are targeting militants

By AP ·

Roadside bomb hits police vehicle in northwest Pakistan, kills two officers

By AP ·

Two police officers, four Pakistani Taliban killed in rare raid in Azad Kashmir

By AP ·

Pakistani military blames ‘Indian-sponsored’ militants for children’s death in northwest this week

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan foreign minister due in Kabul as deportations rise

By AFP ·

Eleven dead in drone strikes in northwest ahead of Pakistani Taliban Eid ceasefire announcement

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·

Pakistan Taliban kill five police officers in multiple attacks

By AFP ·

Security forces kill nine militants, lose two soldiers in Pakistan’s northwest

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Pakistan military calls India main sponsor of ‘terrorism’ in Balochistan as train attack toll hits 26

By SAIMA SHABBIR ·

Pakistan orders undocumented foreigners, Afghan Citizen Card holders to leave by March 31

By Muhammad Ibrahim ·

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