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Ten militants dead in Pakistan mosque raid: army
Posted: 10 July 2007 1015 hrs

 
 
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ISLAMABAD - At least 10 militants have been killed and another 15 injured in a commando raid Tuesday on a radical mosque in the Pakistani capital, the military said.

"We have reports of ten militants dead and 15 injured," Major General Waheed Arshad told a private television channel.

Doctors earlier said that three elite police commandos were killed and seven injured in the assault on the Red Mosque. - AFP/ir

 

 



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