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1. 2016 uri attack
 2. 2001 indian parliament attack
3. 2014 peshawar school massacre
4. 2015 san bernardino attack
5. 2008 mumbai attacks
6. 2019 balakot airstrike
7. 2016 brussels bombings
8. 2019 pulwama attack
9. 2007 samjhauta express bombings
10. 2012 benghazi attack
 11. operation chengiz khan
12. akshardham temple attack
13. 2022 peshawar mosque attack
14. november 2015 paris attacks
15. 2017 tehran attacks
16. bandaranaike airport attack
17. 2022 abu dhabi attack
18. 2005 sharm el sheikh bombings
19. 2015 baga massacre
20. september 11 attacks
 21. 2019 bagram airfield attack
22. nairobi dusitd2 complex attack
23. 2016 indian line of control strike
24. 2000 terrorist attack on red fort
25. batla house encounter case
26. in amenas hostage crisis
27. battle of boyra
28. 1993 world trade center bombing
29. 2007 fort dix attack plot
30. 2017 nangarhar airstrike
 31. 2006 hezbollah cross-border raid
32. inglis barracks bombing
33. 2003 aceh new year's eve bombing
34. khobar towers bombing
35. tajikistan insurgency
36. 2004 beni attack
37. sinai insurgency
38. 2008 abu kamal raid
39. operation blue star
40. fort lauderdale airport shooting

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