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Report Says 260 Afghan Nationals Identified Among Terrorists Killed in Pakistani Military Operations

The report describes a network it says operates from Afghan territory, according to Pakistani authorities.

· 1 min read · language: en
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— APP (Pakistan)

A report has identified 260 individuals of Afghan nationality among terrorists killed during military operations conducted in Pakistan, according to the findings described in the report.

The report characterizes the individuals as part of a network it says has been operating from Afghan territory into Pakistan.

Ongoing security concerns

Pakistan has repeatedly raised concerns about militant activity it attributes to groups operating from across its border with Afghanistan, an issue that has remained a point of tension between the two countries.

The report's findings are likely to feature in ongoing discussions between Pakistani and Afghan authorities regarding cross-border security, though independent verification of the figures was not available.

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