Peshawar, Pakistan, March 29, 2025 (AFP) - 11 dead in drone strikes against Taliban in Pakistan

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2025-03-29

Eleven people were killed in drone strikes in northern Pakistan on Saturday launched by the army against the Taliban, who had killed seven soldiers a day earlier, police told AFP. Three drone strikes were carried out on Friday night in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a senior police officer said on condition of anonymity, targeting "Pakistani Taliban hideouts" in the region bordering Afghanistan where violence has erupted in recent months. "It was o......

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