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Operation Sindoor: 10 family members, 4 aides of JeM chief Masood Azhar killed in Indian strikes

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News video: Masood Azhar’s Family WIPED OUT In Indian Strike, Azhar Issues Veiled Threats After Indian Raid

Masood Azhar’s Family WIPED OUT In Indian Strike, Azhar Issues Veiled Threats After Indian Raid 03:03

 India has launched Operation Sindoor, striking deep inside Pakistan and PoK at midnight, targeting key terror camps of Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba. At least 24 missiles hit 9 locations, reportedly killing 26 terrorists. Masood Azhar has responded with a provocative statement, calling the...

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