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42 people suffer casualties in Afghanistan last week

Published on: Saturday 29 January 2022

Unidentified gunmen killed the police chief for Tiora district of Ghor province in Herat and ... conflicts before the Taliban took power. Afghanistan problems were discussed in a conference ...

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42 people suffer casualties in Afghanistan last week