Taliban responded to the air strike

Pakistan Airstrikes: Is war going to break out between Pakistan and Afghanistan? Actually, this question is coming in the minds of people after the recent incident. On Monday, Pakistan carried out air strikes in the interior areas of Afghanistan, to which Afghanistan responded. According to the information, after the air strikes in Afghanistan, Taliban has targeted the military posts of Pakistan, although the information about the extent of damage caused has not been revealed.

What did Afghanistan’s Defense Ministry say?

According to media reports, Afghanistan’s Khaama Press quoted the Taliban-led Defense Ministry as saying that Pakistan’s air strikes in Afghanistan have been responded to. Taliban forces have attacked Pakistan’s military posts near the Durand Line with heavy weapons. The Defense Ministry has said that the security forces of Afghanistan are ready to respond to any aggressive action. We are capable of protecting our territorial integrity under all circumstances.

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When were the attacks carried out in the interior areas of Afghanistan?

Let us tell you that terrorist attacks were carried out in the troubled cities of Pakistan recently. Since then the cold war continues between the two countries. Meanwhile, on March 18, Pakistan carried out air strikes in the interior areas of Afghanistan, which panicked the Taliban government. Eight civilians including three children have lost their lives in this attack. This action of Pakistan was responded to within 24 hours.

What did Afghanistan say after the attack?

A senior official of the interim government of Afghanistan gave information about the attack and said that the neighboring country did the work of targeting the areas of Paktika and Khost provinces of the country bordering Pakistan. Pakistan was silent after the attack but Taliban responded with an attack. In the news given by ‘Dawn’ newspaper, it was said that Afghanistan’s spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid has accused of attacks by Pakistani planes.