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mortar fire

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Noun1.mortar fire - artillery fire delivered by a mortarmortar fire - artillery fire delivered by a mortar
artillery fire, cannon fire - fire delivered by artillery
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Israel went to war against militants in Hamas-ruled Gaza last winter to quash eight years of rocket and mortar fire that terrorized southern Israel and killed 18 civilians.
Israeli aircraft hit Gaza after rocket attacks by Palestine News Network (West Bank, Palestine)
Israel went to war against militants in Hamas-ruled Gaza last winter to quash eight years of rocket and mortar fire that terrorized southern Israel and killed 18 civilians.
Israel hits Gaza tunnels, weapons Plant by Asian News International
Pakistani troops killed 33 militants but faced mortar fire and street battles as they pressed an offensive against Taliban and foreign extremists on Saturday, the military said.
Street battles as 33 militants killed: Pakistan army by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
 
 
 
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