Afghan families mourn loved ones as border tensions with Pakistan rise
Summary
Pakistan conducted air raids along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, targeting armed groups according to Pakistan, but reportedly striking civilian homes in Afghan provinces. The Afghan government says the attacks killed at least 36 civilians, mostly women and children, and wounded over 160 people, while Pakistan claims 29 fighters were killed.Key Facts
- Pakistan launched air and ground operations in Afghanistan’s Paktika, Paktia, and Kunar provinces.
- Afghan officials say at least 36 civilians were killed and 163 wounded in these attacks.
- Pakistan says it targeted militants, killing 29 fighters from the Pakistan Taliban (TTP).
- Civilians, including families like Bismillah Khan’s, lost homes and loved ones.
- A second air raid occurred during rescue efforts, causing more casualties.
- Many Afghan families near the border have fled or sleep outside because of fear.
- Pakistan accuses the TTP of using Afghanistan as a base for attacks inside Pakistan.
- The Afghan government condemned the attacks as violations of their sovereignty and attacks on civilians.
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