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#BREAKING The Afghan Taliban Claim to Have Killed Six Pakistani Forces Along the Durand Border The Afghan Taliban, while displaying seized weapons, claim that last night, along the Durand Border in Spin Boldak district of Kandahar province, their fighters carried out a retaliatory attack against Pakistani forces. The Taliban claim that, as a result of this attack, six Pakistani forces were killed, and another was wounded and taken captive. The Pakistani government has not yet responded to these claims made by the Afghan Taliban. #aamajnews

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