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Bugun
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Bugun’ 

a river in Chimkent Oblast, Kazakh SSR. The Bugun’ is 164 km long, drains a basin of 4,680 sq km, and rises from the southwestern slopes of the Karatau Range at the confluence of the Ul’ken-Bugun’ and Bala-Bugun’ rivers. It flows into Lake Kumkol’ without reaching Syr Darya. It is fed by snow. There is a reservoir at the village of Bugun’ (area, 63 sq km). The waters are used for irrigation.
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A member of the Farah council, Abdul Basir Khair Khowa, said he had been to the area and was told by locals that 147 civilians were killed.
Afghan strikes death toll 'exaggerated': US military by AFP / AFP Global Edition
A member of the Farah council, Abdul Basir Khair Khowa, said he had been to the area and was told by locals that 147 civilians were killed.
Afghan strikes death toll 'exaggerated': US military by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
A member of the Farah council, Abdul Basir Khair Khowa, said he had been to the area and was told by locals that 147 civilians were killed.
Afghan strikes death toll 'exaggerated' by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
 
 
 
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