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India slams Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan that killed 36, says Islamabad exporting its failures

India slammed Pakistan’s deadly strikes on Afghan territory as reckless aggression. It said civilian deaths reflect Islamabad’s pattern of externalising domestic crises.

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India slams Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan that killed 36, says Islamabad exporting its failures
India slams Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan that killed 36, says Islamabad exporting its failures
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  • India slammed Pakistan’s deadly strikes on Afghan territory as reckless aggression.
  • It said civilian deaths reflect Islamabad’s pattern of externalising domestic crises.
  • People gather near a destroyed building after an attack, which the Taliban say w...

India slammed Pakistan’s deadly strikes on Afghan territory as reckless aggression.

It said civilian deaths reflect Islamabad’s pattern of externalising domestic crises.

People gather near a destroyed building after an attack, which the Taliban say w...

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