20 Insurgents killed at Salala Check post

Security forces killed at least 20 insurgents in retaliation to an attack on the Salala outpost mear Mohmand Agency during the early hours of Tuesday while one security official was also martyred in the battle with four others injured.

It is the same outpost where US forces had martyred more than two dozen Pakistani soldiers last year with heavy firing with gunship helicopters.

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