Pakistan Launches Strikes Near Afghan Border, Kills 29 Militants

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Pakistan carried out what it described as 'calibrated strikes' in an area near its border with Afghanistan. The operation resulted in the deaths of at least 29 militants, according to reports. The strikes were conducted in the border region, a zone long associated with militant activity. Further details about the specific groups targeted or the exact locations have not been provided in the available information.

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