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Pashtuns in Pakistan's frontier face violence and bombing

The headline reports that Pashtuns in Pakistan's frontier region are being judged, bombed and blamed. It indicates serious violence affecting a wider civilian population.

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Continued attacks and communal targeting could worsen insecurity and displacement in the region.

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  1. Pashtuns in Pakistan's Frontier: judged, bombed, blamed ↗pakistantoday.com.pk · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 7:02 PM UTC

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