'Heavy clashes' at Afghanistan-Pakistan border: Taliban forces


FILE PHOTO: Taliban security personnel stand guard near a damaged car two days after air strikes by Pakistan in the Barmal district of eastern Paktika province on December 26, 2024. - AFP

KABUL: Afghanistan's Taliban forces launched armed reprisals against Pakistani soldiers along the shared border on Saturday (Oct 11), accusing Islamabad of carrying out air strikes on its soil, senior officials from several provinces said Saturday.

On Thursday, two explosions were heard in the Afghan capital and another in the south-east of the country. The following day, the Taliban-run defence ministry blamed the attacks on Pakistan, accusing its neighbour of violating its sovereignty.

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