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PAKISTANI MILITARY SAYS IT KILLED DOZENS OF SUSPECTED FIGHTERS IN AFGHANISTAN ALONG THEIR SHARED BORDER

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“PAKISTAN'S MILITARY SAYS AMMUNITION AND WEAPONS STORED ALONG THE AFGHAN BORDER WERE ALSO DESTROYED”

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