Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated as Pakistan launched strikes targeting alleged Taliban hideouts, accusing Kabul of harboring terrorists responsible for recent deadly bombings.

Pakistan conducted airstrikes on seven militant targets in Afghanistan in response to a suicide bombing in Islamabad, leading to threats of retaliation from Kabul.

Attacks kill civilians, deepen border dispute and prompt threat of retaliation from Kabul.

According to Afghan media, 18 civilians, including women and children, were killed, and five others injured in Nangarhar province.

Pakistan carried out attacks in eastern Afghanistan, reportedly targeting suspected terrorists. However, according to the Taliban government in Kabul, several children were killed in the assaults.

Pakistan launched air attacks on seven targets in the Afghan border region, with Kabul reporting dozens of deaths and injuries as a result.

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Pakistan said its military action had killed at least 70 militants. Kabul rejected the claim, stating that strikes had hit “various civilian areas.”

Pakistan has conducted airstrikes against armed groups along its border with Afghanistan, with Taliban authorities in Kabul reporting dozens of casualties, including women and children.

Sieben Terroristenlager und Verstecke der pakistanischen Taliban sowie des Islamischen Staates wurden laut Islamabad aus der Luft attackiert. Kabul meldete mehrere Tote

Attacks kill civilians, deepen border dispute and prompt threat of retaliation from Kabul.

A road trip along Highway 1 in Afghanistan reveals improved security but a desperate need for jobs and development in areas once ravaged by war.