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Afghanistan Strikes Back: Retaliation against Pakistan Following Deadly Airstrikes

Afghan forces launched strikes inside Pakistan in retaliation for a recent aerial bombardment that killed numerous civilians.

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Updated: Dec 28th, 2024, 11:09 AM ET

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In response to a recent Pakistani airstrike that resulted in civilian casualties, Afghanistan's Defense Ministry reported targeted strikes on Pakistani positions. The Taliban government claims the targets were locations supporting cross-border attacks. While pro-Taliban outlets reported casualties among Pakistani troops, no official confirmations were made. This ongoing conflict highlights the strained relations amid allegations of cross-border militancy by both nations, with Afghanistan rejecting the Durand Line border delineation.

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