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Pakistan reports airstrikes in Afghanistan resulting in conflicting casualty figures

Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan's Kunar and Paktika provinces, claiming to have killed 28 militants, while Afghanistan reported three civilian casualties. The strikes followed an attack on police in Pakistan's Kohat region. Both sides provided conflicting casualty figures that could not be independently verified.

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Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan's Kunar and Paktika provinces, claiming to have killed 28 militants, while Afghanistan reported three civilian casualties. The strikes followed an attack on police in Pakistan's Kohat region. Both sides provided conflicting casualty figures that could not be independently verified.

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Pakistan says strikes in Afghanistan killed '28 terrorists'

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Pakistan reports airstrikes in Afghanistan resulting in conflicting casualty figures