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Clashes in PoK left at least 9 dead, with 4,000 troops deployed and internet blocked. The death toll climbed amid a tense standoff over government response to demonstrations.
Clashes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir left at least 9 dead as the government deployed 4,000 troops and blocked internet access. The death toll climbed as standoffs over government response to demonstrations turned violent.
Internet blackouts during unrest are used to prevent coordination and documentation. Nine deaths in clashes over government policy suggests a tense security situation. Troop deployments of that scale indicate authorities expect ongoing conflict.
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