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Pakistan airstrikes kill civilians in Afghanistan; India condemns the attack
The story so farPakistan carried out airstrikes on Afghan territory, with the Taliban reporting 36 civilians killed and Pakistan claiming 32 militants were killed in what it described as an assault on militant positions. India strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, with the Ministry of External Affairs calling them a 'direct threat to regional peace' and reiterating 'unwavering support' for Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity. The Pakistani strikes are described as the latest escalation in a monthslong conflict between Pakistan and Taliban-governed Afghanistan.
Still watching
- What were the underlying triggers for this latest escalation in the monthslong Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict?
- Will Pakistan face any diplomatic or international consequences for the strikes?
- What is the international community's broader reaction beyond India's condemnation?
- What has been the Taliban government's official response beyond the civilian casualty count, and will they retaliate?
- What specific militant group or targets did Pakistan claim to be striking inside Afghanistan?
How it developed
Pakistan airstrikes kill civilians in Afghanistan; India condemns the attack
- Pakistan carried out airstrikes on Afghan territory, with the Taliban reporting 36 civilians killed and Pakistan claiming 32 militants were killed in what it described as an assault on militant positions.
- India strongly condemned Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, with the Ministry of External Affairs calling them a 'direct threat to regional peace' and reiterating 'unwavering support' for Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- The Pakistani strikes are described as the latest escalation in a monthslong conflict between Pakistan and Taliban-governed Afghanistan.
Pakistan airstrikes and ground operations along Afghanistan border
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