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Pakistani Strikes Kill Scores in Afghanistan

Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan have killed 36 civilians and wounded 160, drawing swift coverage from AP and NPR.

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The brief

Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan have resulted in civilian casualties, with officials reporting 36 deaths and 160 injuries. Future reporting will likely focus on official statements, any retaliatory actions, and further verification of the casualty figures.

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Quick answers

How many civilians were reported killed in the Afghan strikes?

Officials said 36 civilians were killed.

Which outlets reported the casualty figures?

AP News and NPR both reported the figures.

When did the reports of the strikes first appear?

The reports were published on June 29, 2026 (AP at 14:18 UTC and NPR at 09:43 UTC).

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