Suspected militants have been kidnapped in Pakistan at least 22 security personnel, government officials said.
Two men were killed in the attack, dozens of heavily armed militants in Pakistan's northwestern checkpoints.
Pakistani taliban says it attacked, and claimed that more than 30 kidnapped.
Government officials say security forces launched action to try to restore the lost man.
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Officials say the militants armed with automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenade attack the south of peshawar three gates, near the Afghan border.
According to the report, from captured weapons and vehicles, and paramilitary police forces in Pakistan, semi-autonomous tribal areas to provide security.
Two checkpoints set after (Thursday) before dawn in the attack. Government officials said, the third attack was driven back.
Pakistani media reports said, about 100 paramilitary police were deployed in three checkpoints.
This is the third near peshawar this month the goal of attacks. Suicide attackers launched the attack city airport, two weeks ago, killing four people.
On Saturday, the people's national senior politicians a political rally attack killed. Seven people died in the blast.
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