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Pakistan says it launches air strikes on Afghanistan after drone attacks
Strikes carried out in southeastern province of Khost cause no casualties, governor’s office says.
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Pakistan announced that its air force has struck ten sites in Afghanistan that it says were used to store and launch drones, some of which were involved in cross‑border attacks. The strikes were carried out in the southeastern Khost province. According to the provincial governor’s office, the attacks caused no casualties. This operation follows recent drone incidents that prompted the response.
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