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Pakistan says 28 killed in airstrikes on three targets in Afghanistan

Pakistan says 28 killed in airstrikes on three targets in Afghanistan

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Published: September 21, 2026 15:02:12 IST

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ISLAMABAD, Sept 21 (Reuters) – Pakistan's information ministry said on Monday that 28 "terrorists" and suicide bombers were killed in airstrikes on three targets in Afghanistan. (Reporting by Asif

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