Afghan and Pakistani forces engaged in air and artillery strikes against each other, escalating tensions between the two countries.

Afghan, Pakistani forces battle along the border  Kuwait Times

VISUALS broadcast by state media in the early hours of Friday show Pakistani forces destroying a Taliban position in the Kurram sector.

Afghanistan's military corps in the east said in a statement that “heavy clashes” had begun Thursday night “in response to the recent airstrikes carried out by Pakistani forces" in eastern Afghanistan.

Afghan forces launched 'massive attacks' against Pakistani outposts in retaliation for Pakistani airstrikes on Nangarhar and Paktia provinces.

Afghanistan has announced it will retaliate against Pakistan with 'appropriate measures' after Pakistani forces conducted airstrikes targeting alleged militant hideouts in Afghanistan.

Afghan, Pakistani forces trade air, artillery strikes  China Daily - Global Edition

Afghan, Pakistani forces battle along the border  Kuwait Times

Afghan and Pakistani forces engage in battle along their shared border, as reported by the Dhaka Tribune.

The UN Secretary-General is following with concern reports of cross-border clashes between de facto security forces in Afghanistan and Pakistani forces, a statement said...

Afghanistan attacked Pakistani forces on Thursday and claimed to have killed and captured dozens of soldiers in retaliation for deadly air strikes days earlier.

Afghan and Pakistani forces traded fire at their border on Tuesday, officials on both sides said, while blaming each other for the outbreak of violence.

Afghan and Pakistani troops battled along their border, Afghan residents and officials told reporters on Sunday, with the fighting coming alongside multiple strikes including the former US airbase at Bagram. Months of cross-border clashes have flared since Thursday when Afghanistan launched an offensive along the frontier, with Pakistani forces hitting back on the border and from the skies. Residents in multiple areas bordering Pakistan spoke of overnight fighting, while two civilians were...

Pakistani forces bombed Taliban government targets in Afghanistan's major cities, with Islamabad calling the conflict an "open war."

Pakistani forces swiftly retaliated against unprovoked cross-border fire from the Taliban in Torkham and Tirah, destroying a Taliban post.