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Pakistan NSA claims Afghan soil still being used against Pakistan, IEA denies

Published on: Friday 28 January 2022

Moeed Yusuf has claimed Thursday that Afghan soil was still being used against Pakistan, Dawn News reported. Briefing Pakistan’s National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Yusuf has ...

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Pakistan NSA claims Afghan soil still being used against Pakistan, IEA denies