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Pakistani Army senior officer gunned down in Islamabad

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Some 30,000 refugees who fled the Pakistan Army's offensive against the Taliban in South Waziristan have yet to receive food or other supplies promised by the government.

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Topic: Aslam Khan

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Pakistani Army senior officer gunned down in Islamabad

Pakistan offensive against Taliban creates angry refugees

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