Pakistan launches air strikes in Afghanistan, killing civilians, Taliban says
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Pakistan launches air strikes in Afghanistan, killing civilians, Taliban says Pakistan launched air strikes Thursday on 10 sites in Afghanistan in what Islamabad said was a retaliation for a drone attack by Afghanistan's Taliban forces on a border post.
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What happened
Pakistan launches air strikes in Afghanistan, killing civilians, Taliban says Pakistan launched air strikes Thursday on 10 sites in Afghanistan in what Islamabad said was a retaliation for a drone attack by Afghanistan's Taliban forces on a border post.
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Common ground
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