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India Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes in Afghanistan as Threat to Regional Peace

Pakistani forces struck ten locations across three Afghan provinces following an alleged cross-border drone incursion, prompting the Taliban to threaten a military response.

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Tensions remain high along the 2,600-kilometer Durand Line following a second wave of cross-border airstrikes.From: Pakistan Launches Second Wave of Airstrikes on Afghan Drone Sites as Taliban Vows Retaliation

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4
Afghan provinces targeted
12
Reported casualties
3,323 km
Length of India-Pakistan border on high alert

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Locations of the recent cross-border drone incursions and subsequent retaliatory airstrikes.From: Pakistan Launches Second Wave of Airstrikes on Afghan Drone Sites as Taliban Vows Retaliation ·
Conflicting casualty reports highlight the stark divide between Pakistani military claims and Afghan civilian accounts.From: Pakistan Launches Second Wave of Airstrikes on Afghan Drone Sites as Taliban Vows Retaliation ·
The Pakistani airstrikes targeted alleged militant hideouts in four eastern Afghan provinces near the Durand Line.From: India Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes in Afghanistan as Threat to Regional Peace ·
Afghan authorities reported civilian casualties and structural damage following the nighttime aerial bombardments.From: India Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes in Afghanistan as Threat to Regional Peace ·