Pakistan’s president says Afghan Taliban forces crossed a ‘red line’ with drone attacks on civilians

Pakistan issues warning to Afghanistan | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

ISLAMABAD -- Pakistan's president on Saturday warned neighboring Afghanistan's Taliban government that it had "crossed a red line" by launching drone attacks on civilian areas in Pakistan, and hours later the country reportedly conducted strikes on an Afghan drone storage facility.

Pakistan says it conducted new strikes at Afghanistan’s military facilities

Islamabad hits Kandahar facility after Taliban drones strike civilian areas and military sites as conflict intensifies.

Red line crossed as drone airstrikes push Pakistan and Afghanistan to the brink

Cross-border clashes show no sign of stopping.

Pakistan’s Zardari warns Afghanistan: Drone strikes crossed “red line”

In a dramatic escalation of tensions, President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan has sharply rebuked the Taliban leadership in Afghanistan, declaring drone strikes in Pakistani territories have breached an unacceptable threshold. This stern message comes amidst a backdrop of violent skirmishes along the border, with mediation efforts from China and Turkey proving ineffective thus far.

Afghan Taliban’s drone attacks on civilians ‘crossed red line’, Pakistan warns

Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari says the administration in Kabul has brought ‘grave consequences upon itself’.

Pakistan says Afghanistan crossed ‘red line’ by targeting civilians in drone attacks

KARACHI: President Asif Ali Zardari on Saturday said Afghanistan’s Taliban forces had “crossed a red line” by launching drone attacks on Pakistani civilian areas, warning of its “grave consequences” for the Afghan government. The cross-border strikes and clashes, which erupted late last month, have shown no signs of abating despite efforts by China, Turkiye and other countries