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Afghanistan says 3 killed in Pakistani airstrikes

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Pakistan launches airstrikes into Afghanistan overnight, killing three
Pakistan launched airstrikes into neighboring Afghanistan overnight, killing three people and injuring four others, the Taliban said Monday.

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 · 2d
Pakistan says airstrikes in Afghanistan kill 28 militants; Kabul reports 3 civilians killed
India Today on MSN · 1h
Pakistan-Afghanistan border tensions spike after shelling claims and Kabul denial
 · 17h
Several Casualties Feared As Heavy Firing Reported Along Pakistan-Afghanistan Border
Heavy cross-border firing was reported along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the Orakzai sector, with Pakistani security sources claiming casualties among Afghan Taliban ranks.

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 · 19h
India tells Pakistan to take 'credible action' against cross-border terrorism, condemns Afghan strikes
The Week · 19h
India condemns Pakistani aggression against Afghanistan, slams Islamabad for threatening regional peace
 · 20h
India condemns Pakistan strikes on Afghanistan, says ‘aggression against neighbours’ threatens regional peace
New Delhi said the reported civilian casualties were a matter of concern and stressed that such actions were against regional peace and security.

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Pakistan launches fresh airstrikes in Afghanistan as Kabul warns of response
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Pakistan Airstrikes In Afghanistan: 3 Civilians Killed, 28 Militants Claimed Dead
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