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Clashes reported between Afghan, Pakistani forces near border, 6 dead

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Six civilians were killed and 25 others were injured in clashes between Afghan and Pakistani forces near the Spin Boldak border on Sunday.

The Chaman border crossing with Afghanistan for pedestrians in southwest Balochistan province was closed after the clash.

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