Pakistan Strikes 10 Locations In Afghanistan After Alleged Drone Attacks; Tensions With Kabul Escalate Amid Cross-Border Hostilities | Video
Islamabad: Days after Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan's Kunar and Paktika provinces killed three civilians, Pakistan on early Thursday carried out what it described as precision aerial and drone strikes at 10 locations across Afghanistan, Dawn reported, citing Federal Information Minister Atauallah Tarar. BREAKING: Pakistan bombs Afghanistan again. Pakistani forces reportedly carried out…
Islamabad: Pakistan carried out airstrikes targeting 10 locations in Afghanistan on Thursday, reportedly in response to drone attacks launched from the country the previous day, Dawn reported. Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar stated that the strikes were conducted with the aim of targeting military objectives directly linked to the attempted drone attacks.
Three civilians were killed and four others wounded in the attacks, according to Afghan government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid, who condemned the strikes as targeting civilian areas and a repetition of crimes against Afghanistan.
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