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US drone attack kills 15 in North Waziristan

4 June, 2012
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MIRANSHAH: Rockets fired from a US drone killed 15 people in northwest Pakistan on Monday, intelligence officials said, an attack likely to add to tensions between Washington and Islamabad amid a standoff over Nato supply routes to Afghanistan.

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Tehreek e Taliban Pakistan Killed 15 FC Soldiers

5 January, 2012
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PESHAWAR: The bodies of 15 members of Pakistan’s paramilitary Frontier Constabulary (FC) were found Thursday, almost two weeks after they were kidnapped from a northwestern town, officials said.

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US Agreed To Release High-Ranking Taliban Leaders

4 January, 2012
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Taliban Biggest Attack: 13 US Soldiers Killed In Kabul Suicide Attack

30 October, 2011
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KABUL: A Taliban car bomber struck a Nato military convoy in the Afghan capital on Saturday, killing 17 people, including 13 US troops, the deadliest single ground attack in 10 years of war in Afghanistan.

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Karzai Backtracks: Afghanistan Will Not Support Pakistan In Case Of War With US, India

25 October, 2011
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KABUL: Afghan President Hamid Karzai sought to distance himself on Monday from controversial remarks made in an interview in which he said Afghanistan would back Pakistan against the United States (US) in an all-out war.

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