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Pakistan Condemns Terror Attack On Its Consulate In Afghanistan
Strongly condemning the terror attack on its Consulate General in Jalalabad city, Pakistan today appealed to the Afghan government to probe the incident and share details.
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ISIS Group Claims Attack On Pakistan Consulate In Afghan City
The ISIS group today claimed responsibility for a deadly attack targeting the Pakistani consulate in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad.
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Suicide Attack Targets Pakistan Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Afghan security forces exchanged fire with gunmen barricaded in a house near the Pakistan consulate in the eastern city of Jalalabad after a suicide bomber blew himself up today, officials said.
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Blast Near Consulate Buildings In Jalalabad: Official
An explosion was reported today in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad close to foreign consulate buildings including those of India, Pakistan and Iran, a spokesman for the provincial governor said.
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United Nations Security Council condemns attack near Indian consulate in Jalalabad
The United Nations Security Council has condemned the suicide bomb attack near Indian Consulate in Jalalabad city of Afghanistan that left 12 persons dead, calling for the need to bring perpetrators of this act of terrorism to justice.
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Pakistan condemns suicide attack in Jalalabad
Pakistan has "strongly condemned" the suicide attack in Jalalabad in Afghanistan, outside the Indian consulate, that killed nine people, and said on Sunday that terrorism is the "common enemy" of the countries of the region.
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'Terror machine' beyond Afghan borders the main threat: India
With militants again targeting its mission in Jalalabad, India today said "terror machine" that operates from "beyond the borders" was the main threat to Afghanistan's security while the war-torn country assured that no stone will be left unturned to ensure safety of Indian diplomats there.
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Afghanistan assures India of security for diplomatic staff
Afghanistan on Saturday told India it will leave "no stone unturned" to ensure the safety of Indian diplomatic personnel in that country following a terror attack on the Indian consulate in Jalalabad that left nine Afghans dead.
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Pakistan Condemns Terror Attack On Its Consulate In Afghanistan
Strongly condemning the terror attack on its Consulate General in Jalalabad city, Pakistan today appealed to the Afghan government to probe the incident and share details.
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ISIS Group Claims Attack On Pakistan Consulate In Afghan City
The ISIS group today claimed responsibility for a deadly attack targeting the Pakistani consulate in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad.
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Suicide Attack Targets Pakistan Consulate In Afghanistan's Jalalabad
Afghan security forces exchanged fire with gunmen barricaded in a house near the Pakistan consulate in the eastern city of Jalalabad after a suicide bomber blew himself up today, officials said.
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Blast Near Consulate Buildings In Jalalabad: Official
An explosion was reported today in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad close to foreign consulate buildings including those of India, Pakistan and Iran, a spokesman for the provincial governor said.
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United Nations Security Council condemns attack near Indian consulate in Jalalabad
The United Nations Security Council has condemned the suicide bomb attack near Indian Consulate in Jalalabad city of Afghanistan that left 12 persons dead, calling for the need to bring perpetrators of this act of terrorism to justice.
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Pakistan condemns suicide attack in Jalalabad
Pakistan has "strongly condemned" the suicide attack in Jalalabad in Afghanistan, outside the Indian consulate, that killed nine people, and said on Sunday that terrorism is the "common enemy" of the countries of the region.
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'Terror machine' beyond Afghan borders the main threat: India
With militants again targeting its mission in Jalalabad, India today said "terror machine" that operates from "beyond the borders" was the main threat to Afghanistan's security while the war-torn country assured that no stone will be left unturned to ensure safety of Indian diplomats there.
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Afghanistan assures India of security for diplomatic staff
Afghanistan on Saturday told India it will leave "no stone unturned" to ensure the safety of Indian diplomatic personnel in that country following a terror attack on the Indian consulate in Jalalabad that left nine Afghans dead.
