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Gunmen kill 11 in ambush blamed on decades-old family feud in Pakistan

Por: CBS News Crime March 21, 2023

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Peshawar, Pakistan — Gunmen killed 11 people including a prominent local politician in northwest Pakistan, police said Tuesday, an ambush blamed on a decades-long vendetta between families. Inter-family feuds are common in Pakistan, but in the mountainous northwestern region where communities abide by traditional tribal honor codes they can be particularly protracted and violent. Police said 42-year-old Atif Munsif Khan, leader of a district... + full article



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