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Pakistan says airstrikes target militant hideouts in Afghanistan, killing 28. Kabul says 3 killed

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ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistani jet fighters carried out airstrikes Monday on what security officials described as suspected militant hideouts in eastern Afghanistan, and claimed 28 of them were killed. Authorities in Kabul said at least three people were killed. The strikes near the frontier between the two countries marked a renewed escalation between Pakistan and...

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