Afghanistan launches military strikes on Pakistan in retaliation for earlier airstrikes
In a significant escalation of tensions, Afghanistan's military has initiated retaliatory strikes against Pakistan following recent airstrikes by Pakistani forces in eastern Afghanistan. The Afghan military's eastern corps reported that heavy clashes commenced Thursday night as a direct response to these provocations. This conflict highlights the fragile security situation along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, where both nations have historically accused each other of supporting insurgent groups. The recent hostilities underscore ongoing disputes over territorial integrity and the management of militant activities in the region. Both governments have faced mounting pressure to address these issues, particularly amid a complex geopolitical landscape that includes the influence of various militant factions. As the situation develops, it remains to be seen how diplomatic channels will respond to prevent further escalation and restore stability in the border areas.
Originally reported by The Hindu International. Read original article
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