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At least nine killed as Shiite protesters storm U.S. consulate in Pakistan

At least nine people were killed when Shiite protesters reportedly stormed the U.S. consulate in Pakistan following the reported killing of Iran's supreme leader.

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The deaths and attack on a U.S. diplomatic facility could trigger wider unrest and diplomatic escalation involving Pakistan, Iran and the United States.

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