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STORY HIGHLIGHTSBoys were abducted within September from Pakistans tribal belt on Afghan borderThey were not harmed while they were being held, Pakistani government officer saysPakistani Taliban has close ties to al Qaeda, is concept to be alive an umbrella knot in support of area militants ISLAMABAD, Pakistan The Pakistani Taliban released 17 teenage boys Thursday whom they abducted within September from the countrys on edge tribal belt so as to borders Afghanistan, according to a senior Pakistani government officer.The radical assembly released the boys with no conditions, thought Islam Zeb, an administration officer taking part in Bajaur Agency, a monopoly of the countrys Taliban and the area everyplace the boys were abducted.Zeb understood they were not harmed while they were being held.A Taliban diplomat whispered the boys were abducted for example revenge designed for a pro-government militias battle in opposition to the unit.The Pakistani Taliban, which has close ties to al Qaeda, is planning to be alive an umbrella organization used for revolutionary tribal and Islamist factions at home the region, contributing to violence critical of NATO troops and Pakistani security forces.
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