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Latest militant attack rocks Pakistan's Swat Valley

More than 40 people were killed in a suicide bombing Monday. It's part of a fresh Taliban bid to engage the Army on several fronts ahead of the Army's planned offensive in South Waziristan.
Pakistan tests civilian militias to keep Taliban out of Swat Valley

The ranks of lashkars have grown to 8,000, according to local leaders, since the Army retook the valley in June. Some residents worry about militarizing the population.

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Topic: Mushtaq Khan

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Latest militant attack rocks Pakistan's Swat Valley

Pakistan tests civilian militias to keep Taliban out of Swat Valley

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