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#BREAKING: Baloch fighters launched a coordinated strike on Pakistani Punjabi Forces in Garok Dam area, Kharan. Seven Baloch groups hit seven enemy positions simultaneously, eliminating 24 occupiers. Panic spread as Punjabi troops fled their posts to save their lives. (Sources)

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