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US will continue missile strikes in Pak: Gates
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Defence secretary, Robert Gates said that US armed forces would continue missile strikes in Pakistan to root out Al-Qaeda hideouts. However, Republican John McCain warned that troop increase in Afghanistan may not bring the desired result. .
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