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Pakistan Air Force Strikes Pakistani Taliban Inside Afghanistan

The recent airstrikes conducted by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) on Pakistani Taliban positions inside Afghanistan have ignited tensions and raised significant concerns about regional security.

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Response from the Taliban

Following the airstrikes, the Taliban issued statements condemning Pakistan’s actions and vowing to retaliate. The group views the strikes as a violation of Afghan sovereignty and an attack on their movement.

Pakistan’s jets attacked civilian homes in Afghanistan’s Paktika and Khost districts today. In retaliation, Afghan forces struck Pakistan’s military sites along the border. Afghanistan vows to defend its sovereignty against any aggression. Afghan National Defense Minister

International Reaction

The airstrikes have drawn attention from neighboring countries and global powers. Afghanistan has strongly condemned Pakistan’s actions, while other nations have called for restraint and dialogue to resolve the conflict peacefully.

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IEA’s Spokesperson Statement Regarding the Airstrikes of Pakistan in Afghanistan

Efforts for Peace and Stability

Despite the airstrikes, diplomatic efforts continue to seek a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Dialogue between Pakistan, Afghanistan, and other stakeholders remains crucial to achieving lasting peace and stability in the region.

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