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The Bajaur campaign refers to an armed conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan that took place from September 1960 to September 1961 in Bajaur, Pakistan. The conflict was initiated by Afghan Prime Minister Daoud Khan, who sent Royal Afghan Army troops across the porous border into Bajaur in 1960. The Afghan army incursion was repulsed by Pakistan Army and the Pashtun tribesmen in Pakistan.

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rdfs:label	Bajaur Campaign (en)
rdfs:comment	The Bajaur campaign refers to an armed conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan that took place from September 1960 to September 1961 in Bajaur, Pakistan. The conflict was initiated by Afghan Prime Minister Daoud Khan, who sent Royal Afghan Army troops across the porous border into Bajaur in 1960. The Afghan army incursion was repulsed by Pakistan Army and the Pashtun tribesmen in Pakistan. (en)
foaf:name	Bajaur incursion (en)
foaf:depiction
Relates an entity ...ch it is located.	Bajaur District Pakistan
dcterms:subject	Battles involving Pakistan Airstrikes conducted by Pakistan Battles involving Afghanistan
Wikipage page ID	63092727 (xsd:integer)
Wikipage revision ID	1119107252 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prime Minister of Pakistan Quetta Rout Battle of Bajaur United Kingdom United Nations United States Saad Akbar Babrak Battles involving Pakistan Liaquat Ali Khan Sovereign state Bajaur District British Raj Dobandi Afghanistan Afghanistan–Pakistan relations Afghanistan–Pakistan skirmishes Durand Line Balochistan Pakistan Pakistan Air Force Pakistan Armed Forces Pakistan Army Partition of India Proxy war Jalalabad Airstrikes conducted by Pakistan Battles involving Afghanistan Chaman Kabul Kandahar Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Dominion of Pakistan Soviet Union Daoud Khan Kingdom of Afghanistan Operation Black Thunderstorm Operation Desert Hawk Rawalpindi Razmak Subdivision Tirah Afghan Prime Minister Royal Afghan Army Pashtun Operation Khwakh Ba De Sham
sameAs	Bajaur Campaign Bajaur Campaign
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combatant	Afghanistan (en) Soviet Union (en) United States (en) Supported by (en) Local Pashtun Tribesmen (en)
conflict	Bajaur incursion (en)
date	September 1960 – September 1961 (en)
partof	the Afghanistan–Pakistan skirmishes (en)
place	Bajaur, Pakistan (en)
result	Pakistani Victory (en)
strength	70000 (xsd:integer) Unknown (en) ~1000 Afghan troops involved in Bajaur (en)
has abstract	The Bajaur campaign refers to an armed conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan that took place from September 1960 to September 1961 in Bajaur, Pakistan. The conflict was initiated by Afghan Prime Minister Daoud Khan, who sent Royal Afghan Army troops across the porous border into Bajaur in 1960. The Afghan army incursion was repulsed by Pakistan Army and the Pashtun tribesmen in Pakistan. The battle came to an end after the Afghan forces were routed. Several Afghan troops that were still inside the Pakistani territory, surrendered. As a result of this, diplomatic relations between the two nations worsened because of the armed conflict. (en)
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combatant	Supported by Afghanistan Soviet Union(via diplomatic, alleged equipment provided) LocalPashtunTribesmen United States(via diplomatic, alleged equipment provided)
result	Pakistani Victory

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