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City of Peshawar ‘bearing brunt of rising militancy in region over decades’

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Peshawar was once known as the 'city of flowers' until the 1980s. The city became the centre of the US and Pakistani scheme to back the mujahedeen fighting the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Analysts say Monday's carnage is the legacy of decades of flawed policies by Pakistan and the United States.

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City of Peshawar ‘bearing brunt of rising militancy in region over decades’

The Pakistani city of Peshawar is reeling after one of the country’s most devastating militant attacks in years, in which 101 people died and 225 were injured after a suicide bomber hit a mosque in the city’s main police compound.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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City of Peshawar ‘bearing brunt of rising militancy in region over decades’

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