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Pakistan's military intercepted 4 Afghan drones amid ongoing border tensions.
3 sourcesFirst reported 21 days agoUpdated 21 days ago
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- The Pakistan Army reported the interception of four Afghan drones on June 30.
- The Afghan Ministry of Defense claimed that airstrikes in areas near the border resulted in casualties among Islamic State fighters.
- Recent airstrikes by Pakistan's aviation reportedly killed at least thirty people in Afghanistan.
- The situation between Pakistan and Afghanistan remains tense amid ongoing conflict.
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