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SecurityBrief11 Jun

Pakistani airstrikes hit Afghanistan, ending a month of calm

Pakistan struck three Afghan provinces early on 10 June, killing at least 13 people by Kabul’s count, most of them children. It broke more than a month of quiet in a war that has killed hundreds.

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  1. Trans-Afghan railway advances, Russian Railways joins feasibility study
    NewsBrief9 Jun

    Trans-Afghan railway advances as Russian Railways joins the feasibility study

    The railway is sold as Central Asia’s own outlet to the sea. Its newest study partner is Russian Railways.