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Al Jazeera: Pakistan soldiers killed in fresh clashes on India border
At least three soldiers killed, one wounded in exchange of fire in disputed Kashmir region, Pakistan's military says.
At least three Pakistani soldiers have been killed when India and Pakistan exchanged fire across the Line of Control in the disputed region of Kashmir, Pakistan's military said, in the latest round of hostilities between the nuclear-armed neighbours.
The soldiers were killed in an exchange of fire in the Rawalakot area of Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Tuesday, a Pakistani military statement said. Another soldier was wounded, the military said.
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7 dead as Pakistan, India trade fire in disputed Kashmir -- CBC/AP
3 Pakistani soldiers killed in renewed fighting with India -- UPI
3 Pakistani Soldiers Killed as Heavy Firing Continues Between India and Pakistan -- Sputnik
3 troops killed, 1 injured as Indian forces open ‘unprovoked fire’ in Kashmir – Pakistani Army -- RT
India-Pakistan clashes on Kashmir border leave civilians dead -- CBS
Seven Pak posts destroyed as Indian Army retaliates to ceasefire violations -- Times of India
Pakistan-India tensions ground Afghan travelers -- Reuters
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