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Pakistan says its security forces killed 29 fighters along Afghan border

Conflicting reports emerge over casualties after Pakistan launched deadly airstrikes along the Afghanistan border.

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Pakistan has conducted a series of airstrikes along the border with Afghanistan. According to Bloomberg, Pakistani security forces state that 29 militants were killed in the operations.

Coverage from The Times of Israel, NBC News, The Guardian, and the BBC emphasizes the deadly nature of the strikes. However, the Taliban government in Afghanistan reports a different casualty count, stating that 36 civilians were killed and 163 wounded.

Future developments center on the escalation of cross-border tensions between Pakistan and the Afghan government as both sides provide contradictory accounts of the strike outcomes.

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Quick answers

How many militants did Pakistan claim to have killed?

Pakistan says the strikes killed 29 militants.

What figures did the Taliban government provide regarding casualties?

The Taliban government says the strikes killed 36 civilians and wounded 163.

Where did these strikes take place?

The strikes were carried out along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

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