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Pakistan has carried out airstrikes in many cities of Afghanistan. Hours after the news of the blasts in Kabul, the Pakistani Information Minister said that Pakistan has carried out airstrikes in several cities of Afghanistan and bombed military bases of the Afghan Taliban government.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid Pakistan But accused of attacking the areas of Kabul, Kandahar and Paktia.
Mujahid wrote in a social media post, “The cowardly Pakistani army KabulAir strikes have been carried out in some areas of Kandahar and Paktia. The good thing is that there is no news of any casualty.”
According to the Associated Press, three explosions and the sound of airplanes were heard in the Afghan capital early Friday morning. There was no immediate confirmation of casualties or the exact locations targeted.
These attacks came hours after Afghanistan’s statement in which it had said that it had carried out retaliatory cross-border attacks on Pakistan after Pakistani airstrike in Afghan border areas last Sunday. The Afghan government had said in its statement that 55 Pakistani soldiers were killed in retaliatory attacks and 19 Pakistani posts were captured.
Statements issued from both sides…
Afghanistan’s Defense Ministry said, “Retaliatory action is taking place in several provinces along the disputed Durand Line” and claimed that the Afghan army has captured more than a dozen Pakistani army posts.
Pakistan rejected these claims and described Afghanistan’s action as unprovoked. Islamabad had earlier said that terrorist hideouts along the border were targeted in its operation.
The 2,611 kilometer long Durand Line is a border that is not formally recognized by Afghanistan. This line has been a point of conflict between the two neighbors for a long time. Both sides have given different figures of casualties in the recent tension. The situation is still fluid and neither side is providing independently verified information on loss or damage.
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