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wartribune: Pictures: History of Waziristan Military operation...: Salman Shehzad The history of endless and unproductive military operations against the tribes of Waziristan form 1919 till 2013,...

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Pictures: History of Waziristan Military operations.

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Salman Shehzad The history of endless and unproductive military operations against the tribes of Waziristan form 1919 till 2013, that took the life of thousands of people living in the area, although the British and Pakistan army has succeeded in the elimination of hundreds of tribesmen, who were acting as terrorists but most of the people, killed in these operation were innocent and peaceful and had nothing to do with militancy.
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