US EditionThe Taliban government blames Pakistan for a strike on Kabul
Taliban accuse Pakistan of violating Afghan airspace with strikes targeting militant hideouts amid surging cross-border violence and diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
- A series of explosions occurred in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Thursday evening, and the cause is under investigation, with no reported injuries yet according to local media.
- Following the explosions, speculation arose on social media that Pakistan may have targeted TTP leaders, but neither the Taliban nor Pakistani officials confirmed this involvement.
- The Taliban's Defense Ministry accused Pakistan of the attack in Kabul and warned of consequences if the violence escalated.
- Pakistan's Prime Minister warned Afghanistan of consequences if it chooses to support terrorists, stressing the need for genuine goodwill in their relations.
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The Prime Minister of Pakistan condemned Afghanistan's "convocations," promising a "strong and effective response." According to Kabul, the Pakistani army had bombed targets in the Afghan capital and in the south-eastern part of the country on Thursday.
The Guardian reports that on Saturday evening, along the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, following an attack on the Taliban on Pakistani military posts, the landing is following a Pakistani air attack on Kabul, which...
Pakistan's army and the Afghan Taliban are attacking the border region. Battles follow air strikes in Kabul last week. According to the media, there were deaths.
Following an alleged Pakistani air raid on Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, there have been fierce border disputes between the two neighbouring states, and there seems to be an increase in Taliban activity in Pakistan.
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AlKhaleej TodayTaliban, Pakistani forces clash along border after Kabul accuses Islamabad of air strikes
KABUL, Oct 12 — Afghanistan’s Taliban forces launched armed reprisals against Pakistani soldiers along the shared border yesterday, accusing Islamabad of carrying out air strikes on its soil, senior officials from several provinces said yesterday. On Thursday, two explosions were heard in the Afghan capital and another in the southeast of the country. The following day, the Taliban-run defence ministry blamed the attacks on Pakistan, accusing it…
The Taliban and the Pakistani army faced Saturday at the border, after Kabul accused Islamabad of launching air raids on the Afghan territory. Article A new military conflict is decreasing: violent border confrontations between Afghanistan and Pakistan appear for the first time in Romania TV.
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