Summary
Afghanistan's military has conducted a large operation against Pakistani positions, claiming to kill and capture Pakistani soldiers. This action follows Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan that reportedly resulted in civilian casualties. Both sides accuse each other of initiating conflict and causing significant losses.
Key Facts
- Afghanistan claims to have launched a large military operation against Pakistan, killing and capturing soldiers.
- Pakistan denies these claims, saying its forces responded effectively to unprovoked attacks.
- The Taliban accuses Pakistan of previous airstrikes that killed at least 18 people in Afghanistan.
- Pakistan states its airstrikes targeted militant camps after recent suicide bombings in Pakistan.
- Both countries have a history of conflict along their 1,600-mile shared border.
- The latest clashes occur despite an earlier ceasefire agreement in October.
- Pakistan insists on taking all necessary measures to protect its territory and people.
- Kabul claims Pakistani strikes hit civilian areas, including homes and a religious school.
