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Attaullah Tarar

Pakistani politician

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  • Jun 29

    Pakistan launches border strikes in Afghanistan after Karachi attack, 29 militants killed; Taliban says 36 civilians dead

    Pakistan’s military carried out ground operations and air strikes along the Afghan border, targeting a militant faction after an attack on a paramilitary base in Karachi, as Kabul says dozens of civilians were killed.

  • Jun 10

    Pakistani air strikes kill civilians in three Afghan provinces, Taliban says 13 dead including 11 children

    Pakistan launched overnight air strikes across three eastern Afghan provinces, killing at least 13 people including 11 children, according to Afghanistan's Taliban government. Pakistan's information minister said the strikes killed 26 militants.

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