Afghan authorities said on Friday that Pakistan had carried out airstrikes on Kabul and border provinces, killing four people in the capital, in the latest deadly clashes in the long-running

Afghanistan said at least four people were killed in Pakistani strikes on the capital and other provinces. The Taliban’s spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said in a post on X Friday that strikes hit civilian homes resulting in the deaths of women and children.

Pakistan’s president on Monday defended his country’s ongoing military strikes in neighboring Afghanistan, saying Islamabad tried all forms of diplomacy before targeting militants operating from Afghan territory,

Islamabad says the attacks targeted TTP terrorists, while Afghan Taliban say Pakistani strikes hit homes in Kabul and border provinces.

The Taliban defense ministry in Kabul, the Afghan capital, rejected Pakistan’s claim. A ministry spokesman said Afghan forces in the past 24 hours repelled Pakistani attacks, destroying about a dozen military posts and killing four Pakistani soldiers.

Afghanistan said it was firing at Pakistani jets in Kabul after blasts and gunfire rocked the capital on Sunday, compounding instability in a region

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Pakistan ⁠targeted ⁠Taliban installations ​and "terrorist hideouts" ‌in Afghanistan's ‌Kandahar ⁠during overnight ⁠strikes, the Pakistan Information ​Minister said ​in a post ⁠on ⁠X on ⁠Sunday. Zabihullah Mujahid,