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Topic: Taliban

A village in eastern Afghanistan.

Monday, 6/29, 06:48 PM

Pakistan Strikes Afghan Provinces, Killing at Least 29; Taliban Says Civilians Died

Pakistani air strikes and ground operations along the Afghan border killed at least 29 people overnight, Islamabad said, calling all of them militants.
Afghanistan's Taliban government rejected that account, saying civilians — including children — were among the dead, a flat contradiction that underscores how far relations between the two neighbors have collapsed.

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