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Afghanistan says it killed 28 fighters, wounded 32 after group crosses over from Pakistan
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The ministry alleged Pakistani militias had supported the fighters and that most of them were former Afghan government security personnel.
- The ministry alleged Pakistani militias had supported the fighters and that most of them were former Afghan government security personnel.
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- Afghanistan says it killed 28 fighters, wounded 32 after group crosses over from Pakistan
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