US EditionTaliban say Pakistani airstrikes killed 46 people in eastern Afghanistan, mostly women and children
- Taliban reported that Pakistani airstrikes killed 46 people in eastern Afghanistan, mostly women and children, according to local residents.
- The Afghan Defense Ministry condemned the airstrikes by Pakistan, stating the bombing targeted civilians, including women and children.
- Most victims were refugees from the Waziristan region, as mentioned by the Afghan Defense Ministry.
- Syed Muhammad Ali stated the airstrike 'represents a clear and blunt warning to Pakistani Taliban that Pakistan will use all the available means against the terrorist outfit both inside and outside its borders.
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UN calls for investigation into air strikes on Afghan border
The UN mission to Afghanistan on Thursday called for an investigation into Pakistani air strikes in Afghanistan, in which the Taliban government said 46 people were killed, including civilians. The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said it had "received credible reports that dozens of civilians, including women and children, were killed in airstrikes by Pakistan's military forces in Paktika province, Afghanistan, on 24 Dec…
Pakistan argues that its bombings in Afghanistan stem from "threats to security" The Taliban government reported on the eve that a Pakistani attack in Afghanistan left at least 46 dead, mostly children and women. READ ALSO: Armed attack on a mosque in Afghanistan leaves at least 12 dead "Last night there were bombings in four locations in Paktika province (on the border between the two nations), which resulted in the deaths of 46 people, most of…
Kabul: Pakistani army bombings in eastern Afghanistan's Paktika province resulted in the death of at least 46 people, mostly children and women, claimed the Afghan Taliban, who promised to retaliate against their neighbour.
This dispute deepened when Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) recently killed 30 Pakistani army soldiers in the Makin area of Waziristan. In response to this, Pakistan tried to give the message by carrying out an airstrike that it will not tolerate the killing of its soldiers.
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