Airstrike by Pakistan in Afghanistan: 28 militants killed
Tensions have once again escalated on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan. According to recent reports, Pakistan has conducted an airstrike within Afghan territory, which is claimed to have resulted in the deaths of 28 militants.
Pakistan's security forces state that this operation was carried out in response to the rising number of terrorist incidents in the country. There has been a significant increase in attacks on police and security forces in Pakistan over the recent period, following which the government has decided to take strict measures to secure its borders.
On the other hand, officials in Kabul have confirmed the airstrike, stating that three people were killed in the incident. A strong reaction has been expressed by Afghanistan regarding this operation, raising concerns that it may lead to further strain in diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Pakistan has long demanded that Afghan soil should not be allowed to be used against it. The recent military operation is a part of this effort, aimed at curbing cross-border terrorism and ensuring law and order within the country.
Currently, further statements from both countries regarding the situation are awaited. The international community is also keeping a close watch on the changing situation in the region to ensure that peace is maintained at the border.