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Two Blasts in Afghan Provinces of Balkh, Paktika Leave 15 Civilian Casualties - Spokesman

Two Blasts in Afghan Provinces of Balkh, Paktika Leave 15 Civilian Casualties - Spokesman

Two Blasts in Afghan Provinces of Balkh, Paktika Leave 15 Civilian Casualties - Spokesman

Two Blasts in Afghan Provinces of Balkh, Paktika Leave 15 Civilian Casualties - Spokesman

As many as 15 civilians have been killed or wounded after a pair of blasts in the Afghan provinces of Balkh and Paktika, Tariq Aryan, a spokesman for Afghanistan's Interior Ministry, told Sputnik on Saturday

IRSA releases 202,800 cusecs water

Indus River System Authority (IRSA) on Saturday released 202,800 cusecs water from various rim stations against inflow of 172,100 cusecs

Afghanistan, Tajikistan agree to enhance ties

IRSA releases 209,700 cusecs water

US Embassy in Afghanistan Warns of Extremists' Attacks on Women

The US Embassy in Afghanistan has issued a security alert for its citizens, warning about an increased risk of attacks on women by the extremist organizations

Provision of best healthcare facilities among topmost priorities of government: Speaker National Assembly

Speaker National Assembly, Asad Qaiser here Thursday said that Pakistan Medical Commission Bill has resolved problems of health sector and the government would continue its efforts to further develop healthcare delivery system for facilitation of ailing community

IRSA releases 208,900 cusecs water

Indus River System Authority (IRSA) on Thursday released 208,900 cusecs water from various rim stations against inflow of 176,700 cusecs

Taliban Says Ending Decades-Long Afghan War in 1 Hour 'Makes No Sense'

IRSA releases 221,200 cusecs water

IRSA releases 190,600 cusecs water

Indus River System Authority (IRSA) on Tuesday released 190,600 cusecs water from various rim stations against inflow of 191,300 cusecs

CENTCOM Chief Says 'Haven't Seen' Proof of Russia Conspiring to Kill Troops in Afghanistan

Commander of the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) Kenneth Franklin McKenzie confirmed that he did not yet see any evidence that would corroborate the allegations of Russia offering financial rewards to the Taliban for killing US soldiers in Afghanistan

RPT: ANALYSIS - Afghanistan Future in Question If US Cuts Troops Without Getting Progress in Peace Talks