5 Pakistani soldiers killed in blast near LoC: Army
India | July 19, 2019 12:54 ISTFive Pakistani Army soldiers were killed and another injured in an explosion near the Line of Control on Wednesday, the country's Army said.
Five Pakistani Army soldiers were killed and another injured in an explosion near the Line of Control on Wednesday, the country's Army said.
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