Pakistan says 92 militants killed

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Coordinated attacks in Pakistan kill 10 security personnel and dozens of insurgents
Assailants armed with guns and grenades carried out nearly a dozen coordinated attacks across southern Pakistan early Saturday, targeting a high-security prison, police stations and paramilitary insta...

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Pakistan says 92 militants killed after attacks in Balochistan, security officials say
More than 120 dead after multiple suicide and gun attacks in Pakistan, officials say
Pakistan says 92 militants killed after attacks in Balochistan
At least 92 militants were killed on Saturday battling Pakistan's security forces in multiple cities across the southwestern province of Balochistan, four security officials told Reuters.

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57 militants, 10 security personnel killed in ops across Pak's Balochistan
Four cops killed as separatists launch 'coordinated attacks' across Pakistan’s southwest
Pakistan military says it has killed 92 militants in Balochistan
Earlier on Saturday, militants armed with grenades and guns attacked 12 cities and towns across the province, targeting police and paramilitary installations, as well as prison and government building...

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Coordinated militant attacks hit multiple districts in Balochistan, killing 4 police officers
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