Pakistan strikes militant hideouts on Afghan border
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According to Pakistani authorities, air raids in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar and Paktika provinces targeted sanctuaries of Pakistan Taliban, or TTP, and its affiliates, killing at least “80 militants in intelligence-based air strikes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border targeting seven camps”.
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Tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban government escalated after Islamabad said its military operations would continue despite threats of retaliation following airstrikes inside Afghan territory.
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