Pakistan Army officer killed in IED blast
Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has paid tribute to security forces for killing the four terrorists and expressed grief over the death of the Army…
The Hindu reports: Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has paid tribute to security forces for killing the four terrorists and expressed grief over the death of the Army officer.
This world story centres on Pakistan. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Pakistan Army, IED and Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz.
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- Pakistan · Asia
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- Pakistan Army, IED, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz, Sharif
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- World
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