Officials: 211 Pakistani troops exchanged for 28 militants

04 Nov 2007

Militants freed 211 Pakistani soldiers Sunday in exchange for the release of 28 insurgents from government custody, including some allegedly connected to suicide attacks, officials said. Full Story

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Officials: 211 Pakistani troops exchanged for 28 militants

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Officials: 211 Pakistani troops exchanged for 28 militants

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