Pakistan according to 54 militants died in American attack (Wall Street Journal)

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See a sample reprint in PDF format.Order a reprint of this article nowASIA NEWSDECEMBER 17, 2010, 1:19 P.M. ETPakistan Says 54 Militants Killed in U.S. Missile Attack ArticleCommentsmore in Asia » ASSOCIATED PRESS

PESHAWAR, Pakistan— Three American missile attacks killed 54 alleged militants Friday close to the Afghan border, an unusually high number of victims that included commanders of a Taliban-allied group that were holding a meeting, Pakistani officials said.

The attacks took place in the ...

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