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"58 Pak Soldiers Killed": Taliban's Big Claim And A Warning After Strikes
Taliban spokesperson Zabeehullah Mujahid on Sunday urged Islamabad to expel the ISIS terrorists "hiding on their soil" as they retaliated to Pakistani airstrikes in Afghan territory.
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Taliban Says "China Our Most Important Partner, Ready To Invest": Report
Describing China as its "most important partner", the Afghan Taliban has said it looks to Beijing to rebuild Afghanistan and exploit its rich copper deposits as the war-ravaged country faces widespread hunger and fears of an economic collapse.
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China Promised To Keep Afghan Embassy, Increase Humanitarian Aid: Taliban
A Taliban spokesman said Friday that China has promised to keep its embassy in Afghanistan open and to increase humanitarian aid to the war-ravaged country.
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Afghan Officials Say Government Retakes Kunduz: Taliban Denies
Afghan officials said government troops recaptured much of the strategic northern city of Kunduz from Taliban insurgents early on Thursday, three days after losing the provincial capital in an embarrassing defeat for Kabul and its U.S. allies.
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"58 Pak Soldiers Killed": Taliban's Big Claim And A Warning After Strikes
Taliban spokesperson Zabeehullah Mujahid on Sunday urged Islamabad to expel the ISIS terrorists "hiding on their soil" as they retaliated to Pakistani airstrikes in Afghan territory.
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Taliban Says "China Our Most Important Partner, Ready To Invest": Report
Describing China as its "most important partner", the Afghan Taliban has said it looks to Beijing to rebuild Afghanistan and exploit its rich copper deposits as the war-ravaged country faces widespread hunger and fears of an economic collapse.
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China Promised To Keep Afghan Embassy, Increase Humanitarian Aid: Taliban
A Taliban spokesman said Friday that China has promised to keep its embassy in Afghanistan open and to increase humanitarian aid to the war-ravaged country.
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Afghan Officials Say Government Retakes Kunduz: Taliban Denies
Afghan officials said government troops recaptured much of the strategic northern city of Kunduz from Taliban insurgents early on Thursday, three days after losing the provincial capital in an embarrassing defeat for Kabul and its U.S. allies.
