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'Our Hearts bursting With Pain' Over Taliban's Peshawar Attack, Says Al Qaeda
The local branch Al-Qaeda in Pakistan's Peshawar said on Sunday its heart was "bursting with pain" over the Taliban's massacre at a Pakistan school and urged the militants to target only security forces.
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Silent Classes, Bloody Notebooks: Day After the Pakistan School Massacre
An eerie silence hung over the shattered, blood-spattered corridors and classrooms of the Army Public School on Wednesday - the silence of 132 dead Pakistani children, their lives cut short by Taliban gunmen.
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Peshawar School Attack Leaves 132 Children Dead, PM Modi Speaks to Nawaz Sharif
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called his Pakistan counterpart Nawaz Sharif late this evening, hours after six Taliban suicide bombers massacred 132 schoolchildren in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar. The attack, which left 141 dead, has shocked the world.
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After Peshawar School Attack, #IndiaWithPakistan Goes Viral
The Hashtag #IndiaWithPakistan went viral today as many Indians poured out their anger against the Taliban attack at a school in Pakistan's Peshawar and showed support for the families of the murdered schoolchildren.
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Combat Over At Peshawar School, All Taliban Attackers Dead, Say Pakistan Police
The combat operation with the six Taliban suicide bombers, who attacked a school in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar, is over, and all of them are dead, the Pakistan police said. The nearly 7-hour attack left 141 people dead -- 132 of them were children. Around 80 children have been injured.
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Pakistani Student Who Survived Two Bullets Describes The Attack
A teenage survivor of Tuesday's Taliban attack on a Pakistan school described how he played dead after being shot in both legs by insurgents hunting down students to kill.
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'My Son Was in Uniform. Now He is in a Casket': A Father's Agony
Taliban gunmen stormed a military-run school in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar on Tuesday, killing 132 school kids and 9 staff members, officials said, in the worst attack to hit the country in years.
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'Our Hearts bursting With Pain' Over Taliban's Peshawar Attack, Says Al Qaeda
The local branch Al-Qaeda in Pakistan's Peshawar said on Sunday its heart was "bursting with pain" over the Taliban's massacre at a Pakistan school and urged the militants to target only security forces.
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Silent Classes, Bloody Notebooks: Day After the Pakistan School Massacre
An eerie silence hung over the shattered, blood-spattered corridors and classrooms of the Army Public School on Wednesday - the silence of 132 dead Pakistani children, their lives cut short by Taliban gunmen.
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Peshawar School Attack Leaves 132 Children Dead, PM Modi Speaks to Nawaz Sharif
Prime Minister Narendra Modi called his Pakistan counterpart Nawaz Sharif late this evening, hours after six Taliban suicide bombers massacred 132 schoolchildren in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar. The attack, which left 141 dead, has shocked the world.
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After Peshawar School Attack, #IndiaWithPakistan Goes Viral
The Hashtag #IndiaWithPakistan went viral today as many Indians poured out their anger against the Taliban attack at a school in Pakistan's Peshawar and showed support for the families of the murdered schoolchildren.
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Combat Over At Peshawar School, All Taliban Attackers Dead, Say Pakistan Police
The combat operation with the six Taliban suicide bombers, who attacked a school in northwest Pakistan's Peshawar, is over, and all of them are dead, the Pakistan police said. The nearly 7-hour attack left 141 people dead -- 132 of them were children. Around 80 children have been injured.
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Pakistani Student Who Survived Two Bullets Describes The Attack
A teenage survivor of Tuesday's Taliban attack on a Pakistan school described how he played dead after being shot in both legs by insurgents hunting down students to kill.
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'My Son Was in Uniform. Now He is in a Casket': A Father's Agony
Taliban gunmen stormed a military-run school in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar on Tuesday, killing 132 school kids and 9 staff members, officials said, in the worst attack to hit the country in years.
