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Pakistan has launched fresh airstrikes inside Afghanistan, further escalating tensions between the neighbours. Kabul says nine civilians were killed, while Islamabad claims 22 militants were eliminated. The tensions rose further after an Afghan Taliban minister warned that if Pakistan wants war, Kabul could raise its flag in Peshawar “within... show more

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🇵🇰🇦🇫Pakistan and Afghanistan are at war because Pakistan accused the Taliban government in Kabul of sheltering and supporting the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a militant group that has killed over 2,000 Pakistani civilians since 2021. The TTP has carried out hundreds of attacks inside Pakistan each year, with violence surging 70% in 2024 alone, leading Pakistan to launch airstrikes and border operations while demanding Kabul crack down on the group. Source: The Economist YT

🇵🇰🇦🇫Pakistan and Afghanistan are at war because Pakistan accused the Taliban government in Kabul of sheltering and supporting the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), a militant group that has killed over 2,000 Pakistani civilians since 2021. The TTP has carried out hundreds of attacks inside Pakistan each year, with violence surging 70% in 2024 alone, leading Pakistan to launch airstrikes and border operations while demanding Kabul crack down on the group. Source: The Economist YT

Mario Nawfal

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🇵🇰🇦🇫 Pakistan says it hit 10 sites in Afghanistan used to launch and store drones, a day after drones from Afghan territory were fired at Pakistan. Pakistan's information minister says the drones were tracked and shot down yesterday before reaching their targets, and the strikes that followed were limited to military sites linked to the attack. He warned any further "provocative act" by the Afghan Taliban will be met with a "firm and resolute response." The strikes hit several areas of Khost province, in southeastern Afghanistan along the Pakistani border. A spokesperson for the local governor says there were no casualties, while a Taliban spokesperson says 4 people were killed. Tensions have been rising again since an attack on a police facility in northwestern Pakistan killed at least 24 people last week, ending nearly 3 months of relative calm. Pakistan also said earlier this week it killed 28 militants in strikes along the border, while Taliban officials accused it of killing 3 civilians. Islamabad accuses Kabul of sheltering militants who attack across the border, and the Taliban says militancy is Pakistan's own problem. Source: Reuters / Writer: Julie

🇵🇰🇦🇫 Pakistan says it hit 10 sites in Afghanistan used to launch and store drones, a day after drones from Afghan territory were fired at Pakistan. Pakistan's information minister says the drones were tracked and shot down yesterday before reaching their targets, and the strikes that followed were limited to military sites linked to the attack. He warned any further "provocative act" by the Afghan Taliban will be met with a "firm and resolute response." The strikes hit several areas of Khost province, in southeastern Afghanistan along the Pakistani border. A spokesperson for the local governor says there were no casualties, while a Taliban spokesperson says 4 people were killed. Tensions have been rising again since an attack on a police facility in northwestern Pakistan killed at least 24 people last week, ending nearly 3 months of relative calm. Pakistan also said earlier this week it killed 28 militants in strikes along the border, while Taliban officials accused it of killing 3 civilians. Islamabad accuses Kabul of sheltering militants who attack across the border, and the Taliban says militancy is Pakistan's own problem. Source: Reuters / Writer: Julie

Mario Nawfal

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Afghanistan claims that Pakistani strikes targeted a hospital in the capital Kabul, reportedly killing hundreds of people. Meanwhile, Pakistan says the operation targeted military sites. Tensions between the two countries have been rising after a series of cross-border attacks.

Afghanistan claims that Pakistani strikes targeted a hospital in the capital Kabul, reportedly killing hundreds of people. Meanwhile, Pakistan says the operation targeted military sites. Tensions between the two countries have been rising after a series of cross-border attacks.

Al Jazeera English

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🚨🇵🇰🇦🇫 PAKISTANI AIRSTRIKES KILL 46 IN EASTERN AFGHANISTAN, TALIBAN VOWS REVENGE Pakistani airstrikes in Paktika province, Afghanistan, killed 46 people, mostly women and children, according to Taliban officials. 6 others were injured in strikes across 4 locations, sparking outrage from Kabul. Afghanistan’s foreign ministry summoned Pakistan’s top diplomat, condemning the attacks as “aggression” and warning of retaliation. A Taliban spokesperson vowed the act would not go unanswered. Pakistan reportedly targeted a TTP militant camp after a deadly attack in South Waziristan killed 16 Pakistani troops. The TTP, allied with the Afghan Taliban but operating separately, has escalated attacks in Pakistan. Source: Reuters

🚨🇵🇰🇦🇫 PAKISTANI AIRSTRIKES KILL 46 IN EASTERN AFGHANISTAN, TALIBAN VOWS REVENGE Pakistani airstrikes in Paktika province, Afghanistan, killed 46 people, mostly women and children, according to Taliban officials. 6 others were injured in strikes across 4 locations, sparking outrage from Kabul. Afghanistan’s foreign ministry summoned Pakistan’s top diplomat, condemning the attacks as “aggression” and warning of retaliation. A Taliban spokesperson vowed the act would not go unanswered. Pakistan reportedly targeted a TTP militant camp after a deadly attack in South Waziristan killed 16 Pakistani troops. The TTP, allied with the Afghan Taliban but operating separately, has escalated attacks in Pakistan. Source: Reuters

Mario Nawfal

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BREAKING: ‘If Kabul is attacked the response will be in Islamabad’ said Mullah Yaqoob, Defence Minister of Afghanistan, adding that “the demand [by Pakistan] for us to label the TTP a terrorist organisation is based on ‘passionate imagination’ Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, the acting minister of the Ministry of Defense of Afghanistan, has warned that any attack on Kabul would be met with retaliation against Islamabad, adding that Afghanistan is prepared for a prolonged conflict if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Tolo News, Mujahid claimed Afghan forces have inflicted significant losses on Pakistan, in response to the death of a single Afghan civilian. He stressed that Afghanistan does not seek war but would continue fighting if the conflict persists. “If they extend the war for ten years, we are ready to fight for ten years as well. We have no fear,” he said. Mujahid added that the Afghan government and people do not want war, but said tensions largely stem from disputes over the Durand Line. He also rejected labeling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan as a terrorist group, saying such claims are “imaginary and unrealistic,” and describing it as a baseless demands that Pakistan is making from Afghanistan.

BREAKING: ‘If Kabul is attacked the response will be in Islamabad’ said Mullah Yaqoob, Defence Minister of Afghanistan, adding that “the demand [by Pakistan] for us to label the TTP a terrorist organisation is based on ‘passionate imagination’ Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid, the acting minister of the Ministry of Defense of Afghanistan, has warned that any attack on Kabul would be met with retaliation against Islamabad, adding that Afghanistan is prepared for a prolonged conflict if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Tolo News, Mujahid claimed Afghan forces have inflicted significant losses on Pakistan, in response to the death of a single Afghan civilian. He stressed that Afghanistan does not seek war but would continue fighting if the conflict persists. “If they extend the war for ten years, we are ready to fight for ten years as well. We have no fear,” he said. Mujahid added that the Afghan government and people do not want war, but said tensions largely stem from disputes over the Durand Line. He also rejected labeling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan as a terrorist group, saying such claims are “imaginary and unrealistic,” and describing it as a baseless demands that Pakistan is making from Afghanistan.

The Khorasan Diary

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“If Kabul is attacked, the response will be in Islamabad,” says the Taliban’s Defence Minister. After ten days of attacks on targets in Kabul by the Pakistani army, Mullah Yaqoob Mujahid warned that any attack on Kabul would be met with retaliation against Islamabad, adding that the Taliban are prepared for a prolonged conflict if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Tolo News, a media outlet affiliated with the Taliban, Mullah Yaqoob said that their fighters had inflicted significant losses on Pakistan in response to the death of a single Afghan civilian. He stressed that the group does not seek war but would continue fighting if the conflict persists. “If they extend the war for ten years, we are ready to fight for ten years as well. We have no fear,” he said. He also rejected labeling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as a terrorist group, saying such claims are “imaginary and unrealistic,” and describing Pakistan’s demand as baseless. Mullah Yaqoob grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, where he also studied at a madrassa. His father, Mullah Omar, also died in Pakistan. #aamajnews

“If Kabul is attacked, the response will be in Islamabad,” says the Taliban’s Defence Minister. After ten days of attacks on targets in Kabul by the Pakistani army, Mullah Yaqoob Mujahid warned that any attack on Kabul would be met with retaliation against Islamabad, adding that the Taliban are prepared for a prolonged conflict if necessary. Speaking in an interview with Tolo News, a media outlet affiliated with the Taliban, Mullah Yaqoob said that their fighters had inflicted significant losses on Pakistan in response to the death of a single Afghan civilian. He stressed that the group does not seek war but would continue fighting if the conflict persists. “If they extend the war for ten years, we are ready to fight for ten years as well. We have no fear,” he said. He also rejected labeling Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) as a terrorist group, saying such claims are “imaginary and unrealistic,” and describing Pakistan’s demand as baseless. Mullah Yaqoob grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, where he also studied at a madrassa. His father, Mullah Omar, also died in Pakistan. #aamajnews

Aamaj News English

58,178 views • 7 months ago

The Pakistani army announced that 12 of their soldiers were killed and 27 wounded in border clashes with Afghanistan, while one soldier is reported missing in action. ▫️ The Pakistani army claims to have killed 274 Taliban fighters, wounded more than 400, destroyed 74 Afghan positions, and captured 18 members during operations. ▫️ They claim to have destroyed 115 tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery systems. ▫️ Airstrikes were carried out on 22 locations in the provinces of Kabul, Khost, Kandahar, Paktia, Nangarhar, and Paktika. ▫️ Targets included brigade, battalion, and sector headquarters, ammunition depots, and logistics bases said to have provided shelter to members of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan.

The Pakistani army announced that 12 of their soldiers were killed and 27 wounded in border clashes with Afghanistan, while one soldier is reported missing in action. ▫️ The Pakistani army claims to have killed 274 Taliban fighters, wounded more than 400, destroyed 74 Afghan positions, and captured 18 members during operations. ▫️ They claim to have destroyed 115 tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery systems. ▫️ Airstrikes were carried out on 22 locations in the provinces of Kabul, Khost, Kandahar, Paktia, Nangarhar, and Paktika. ▫️ Targets included brigade, battalion, and sector headquarters, ammunition depots, and logistics bases said to have provided shelter to members of Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan.

Sprinter Press

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Pakistan has launched airstrikes in Balochistan, with reports saying more than 20 civilians have been killed. The strikes come after a surge in attacks claimed by Baloch separatists, who say they hit Pakistani forces 38 times in just over a week. As the BLA strikes back across multiple districts, the big question is whether Pakistan's military can actually defeat an insurgency that keeps returning stronger. Why is Asim Munir struggling in Balochistan? And can Islamabad crush the rebellion without fuelling it further? Watch: Aditi Prasad #Pakistan #Balochistan #BLA #AsimMunir #PakistanArmy #BalochistanConflict

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The Times Of India

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Monitoring | Afghanistan The National Mobilization Front (NMF) of Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for an attack on a joint Afghan Taliban–Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) base in Nurgaram (Noorgram) district, Nuristan province, during the night of July 12–13, 2026. According to the group's statement, the operation lasted approximately 45 minutes and resulted in the deaths of five militants, including three TTP members and two Afghan Taliban members. The NMF further claimed that four others were wounded and fled the area alongside other Taliban fighters. The group said its fighters subsequently entered the compound after Taliban forces withdrew, seized weapons and equipment left behind, and set the base on fire before withdrawing without suffering any casualties. According to the NMF, the captured equipment included two AK-pattern rifles, three M16 rifles, one Dragunov sniper rifle, two Beretta pistols, one Walther pistol, and 22 hand grenades.

Monitoring | Afghanistan The National Mobilization Front (NMF) of Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for an attack on a joint Afghan Taliban–Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) base in Nurgaram (Noorgram) district, Nuristan province, during the night of July 12–13, 2026. According to the group's statement, the operation lasted approximately 45 minutes and resulted in the deaths of five militants, including three TTP members and two Afghan Taliban members. The NMF further claimed that four others were wounded and fled the area alongside other Taliban fighters. The group said its fighters subsequently entered the compound after Taliban forces withdrew, seized weapons and equipment left behind, and set the base on fire before withdrawing without suffering any casualties. According to the NMF, the captured equipment included two AK-pattern rifles, three M16 rifles, one Dragunov sniper rifle, two Beretta pistols, one Walther pistol, and 22 hand grenades.

Eagle Eye

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Pakistan Army's Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on strikes against Afghanistan: So far, 274 personnel of the Taliban regime and Khwarij have been sent to hell. More than 400 are injured. 73 posts of the Afghan Taliban regime have been totally destroyed along the Pak-Afghan border. 18 posts are in our possession; they have been captured. According to a conservative estimate, 115 tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery pieces of the Afghan Taliban regime’s forces have been destroyed. Headquarters, defensive installations and locations that provide protection to terrorism and terrorist organizations like Fitna-ul-Khwarij and Fitna-ul-Hindustan were targeted one by one. In these airstrikes, targets were taken at 22 locations in Kabul, Kandahar, Paktia, Nangarhar, Khost, and Paktika.

Pakistan Army's Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry on strikes against Afghanistan: So far, 274 personnel of the Taliban regime and Khwarij have been sent to hell. More than 400 are injured. 73 posts of the Afghan Taliban regime have been totally destroyed along the Pak-Afghan border. 18 posts are in our possession; they have been captured. According to a conservative estimate, 115 tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery pieces of the Afghan Taliban regime’s forces have been destroyed. Headquarters, defensive installations and locations that provide protection to terrorism and terrorist organizations like Fitna-ul-Khwarij and Fitna-ul-Hindustan were targeted one by one. In these airstrikes, targets were taken at 22 locations in Kabul, Kandahar, Paktia, Nangarhar, Khost, and Paktika.

Clash Report

318,460 views • 7 months ago

The video circulating from Dattakhel, North Waziristan,recorded a few days ago,shows TTG local commander Gul Noula waziristani alias Abu Bakar instructing his men to protect “Afghan Taliban” operatives at all costs and ensure that security forces are unable to uncover their presence. As I’ve repeatedly said, the Pakistan Army in North Waziristan is not just dealing with TTP or TTG,it’s confronting Hemarat-e-Ghair Islami Afghanistan. That’s because roughly 80% of fighters within TTP and TTG factions are Afghan-origin Khawarij militants. The time has come for Pakistan to carry out decisive strikes deep inside Afghanistan. We must deliver a strong and clear message: either Kabul stops the militant infiltration across our borders, or we take the war to their soil,neutralizing every last Afghan terrorist and establishing full control, even if it means turning Afghanistan into our next province.

The video circulating from Dattakhel, North Waziristan,recorded a few days ago,shows TTG local commander Gul Noula waziristani alias Abu Bakar instructing his men to protect “Afghan Taliban” operatives at all costs and ensure that security forces are unable to uncover their presence. As I’ve repeatedly said, the Pakistan Army in North Waziristan is not just dealing with TTP or TTG,it’s confronting Hemarat-e-Ghair Islami Afghanistan. That’s because roughly 80% of fighters within TTP and TTG factions are Afghan-origin Khawarij militants. The time has come for Pakistan to carry out decisive strikes deep inside Afghanistan. We must deliver a strong and clear message: either Kabul stops the militant infiltration across our borders, or we take the war to their soil,neutralizing every last Afghan terrorist and establishing full control, even if it means turning Afghanistan into our next province.

War Analyst

20,977 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Los Angeles, USA: On Pakistan’s airstrikes on Afghanistan, the Member of Afghanistan’s Parliament in Exile, Mariam Solaimankhil says, "Every time Pakistan conducts an airstrike, they say they are killing 'terrorists,' yet I have not heard a single name of a terrorist they say they killed. Meanwhile, Pakistan has long harboured and worked with groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, and it sheltered Osama-bin-Laden... Now Pakistan is fighting the monster it helped create. They made a business out of terrorism; destabilisation has been foundational to how the state has operated in the region... They are the cancer in the region..." She also says, "It’s women and children being killed... Look at Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: civilians are dying. People jailed right now include activists such as Mahrang Baloch and politicians such as Ali Wazir... Pakistan remains tied to the networks it helped create, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), the Afghan Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba and many others... This extremist ideology wasn’t natural to our region; it was manufactured in places like Rawalpindi..."

#WATCH | Los Angeles, USA: On Pakistan’s airstrikes on Afghanistan, the Member of Afghanistan’s Parliament in Exile, Mariam Solaimankhil says, "Every time Pakistan conducts an airstrike, they say they are killing 'terrorists,' yet I have not heard a single name of a terrorist they say they killed. Meanwhile, Pakistan has long harboured and worked with groups such as Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed, and it sheltered Osama-bin-Laden... Now Pakistan is fighting the monster it helped create. They made a business out of terrorism; destabilisation has been foundational to how the state has operated in the region... They are the cancer in the region..." She also says, "It’s women and children being killed... Look at Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: civilians are dying. People jailed right now include activists such as Mahrang Baloch and politicians such as Ali Wazir... Pakistan remains tied to the networks it helped create, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), the Afghan Taliban, Lashkar-e-Taiba and many others... This extremist ideology wasn’t natural to our region; it was manufactured in places like Rawalpindi..."

ANI

196,280 views • 7 months ago

An Afghan citizen in Canada Dr. Shaqeeb — a self‑styled talk‑taker — is openly threatening suicide attacks in Pakistan. He expresses solidarity with suicide bombers who have killed civilians in Pakistan and even claims that #Tajiks will also carry out suicide bombings inside Pakistan. It is alarming how Canadian soil is being misused by such Afghans to radicalize youth within the Afghan diaspora (through social media where he has millions of followers), including promoting suicide terrorism. This demonstrates why Afghanistan and its immigrant networks, which inspire and conceive terrorism, pose a present danger not only to the region but also to the wider West and the Canadian homeland itself. Authorities must act decisively and deport this Afghan back to #Afghanistan. Prime Minister of Canada Canada CanadaImmigra20 Canadiens Montréal CanadaPolice Canada Provincial Police RCMP / GRC CSIS Canada Sarah Adams War Analyst Eagle Eye

An Afghan citizen in Canada Dr. Shaqeeb — a self‑styled talk‑taker — is openly threatening suicide attacks in Pakistan. He expresses solidarity with suicide bombers who have killed civilians in Pakistan and even claims that #Tajiks will also carry out suicide bombings inside Pakistan. It is alarming how Canadian soil is being misused by such Afghans to radicalize youth within the Afghan diaspora (through social media where he has millions of followers), including promoting suicide terrorism. This demonstrates why Afghanistan and its immigrant networks, which inspire and conceive terrorism, pose a present danger not only to the region but also to the wider West and the Canadian homeland itself. Authorities must act decisively and deport this Afghan back to #Afghanistan. Prime Minister of Canada Canada CanadaImmigra20 Canadiens Montréal CanadaPolice Canada Provincial Police RCMP / GRC CSIS Canada Sarah Adams War Analyst Eagle Eye

Jan Achakzai / جان اچکزئی

25,856 views • 7 months ago

💥 Muttaqi's fake excuse: How he is letting #India attack Pakistan from #Afghanistan In his new video, Taliban leader and FM Amir Khan Muttaqi says it is okay for them to be friends with India. He asks: "Why not? Pakistan has an embassy in India too." That's true about being free to talk, but he ignores the big problem. Pakistan's embassy in India is just for normal stuff like some business and visas for religious tourism. But Taliban's new friendship with India lets #Dehli get deep inside Afghanistan—to hurt Pakistan badly. Here's what India is doing from Afghan soil: 🟥 Paying for terror: India reopened offices/Counslates in Kandahar and Jalalabad. They do not give visas or do trade (none at all). Instead, they send money and guns to TTP and BLA groups, who bomb places in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. 🟥 Spy hideouts: Around 30 Indian spies pretend to be workers there. They have secret houses from #Kabul to Khost. They sneak weapons, drugs, and fighters over open borders near Chaman and Peshawar—right into Pakistan ,besides running spy networks deep inside Pakistan.. 🟥 Dangerous drone gifts: India gave suicide drones to Taliban friends. They already used them to kill #Chinese workers in Tajikistan. Next time Pakistan fights, those Kamajazi drones will hit Pakistani soldiers. 🟥 Making border messy: #Taliban does not care about lines on maps. They push TTP and BLA deeper into Pakistan. Indian networks help by smuggling drugs, people, and trouble without stopping. 🔷 Muttaqi's "friendship" helps India's secret war on Pakistan from two sides. 🔷 Pakistan did not start this—Taliban's India love did. 🔷 Tell Kabul: Bad friends like India make real enemies. 🔷 Pakistan must block the west border like the east one, or it will all catch fire.

💥 Muttaqi's fake excuse: How he is letting #India attack Pakistan from #Afghanistan In his new video, Taliban leader and FM Amir Khan Muttaqi says it is okay for them to be friends with India. He asks: "Why not? Pakistan has an embassy in India too." That's true about being free to talk, but he ignores the big problem. Pakistan's embassy in India is just for normal stuff like some business and visas for religious tourism. But Taliban's new friendship with India lets #Dehli get deep inside Afghanistan—to hurt Pakistan badly. Here's what India is doing from Afghan soil: 🟥 Paying for terror: India reopened offices/Counslates in Kandahar and Jalalabad. They do not give visas or do trade (none at all). Instead, they send money and guns to TTP and BLA groups, who bomb places in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. 🟥 Spy hideouts: Around 30 Indian spies pretend to be workers there. They have secret houses from #Kabul to Khost. They sneak weapons, drugs, and fighters over open borders near Chaman and Peshawar—right into Pakistan ,besides running spy networks deep inside Pakistan.. 🟥 Dangerous drone gifts: India gave suicide drones to Taliban friends. They already used them to kill #Chinese workers in Tajikistan. Next time Pakistan fights, those Kamajazi drones will hit Pakistani soldiers. 🟥 Making border messy: #Taliban does not care about lines on maps. They push TTP and BLA deeper into Pakistan. Indian networks help by smuggling drugs, people, and trouble without stopping. 🔷 Muttaqi's "friendship" helps India's secret war on Pakistan from two sides. 🔷 Pakistan did not start this—Taliban's India love did. 🔷 Tell Kabul: Bad friends like India make real enemies. 🔷 Pakistan must block the west border like the east one, or it will all catch fire.

Jan Achakzai / جان اچکزئی

13,654 views • 10 months ago