At least 13 civilians killed in strikes on Afghanistan


At least 13 civilians were killed and seven injured in Pakistani airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan, the United Nations said, as cross-border tensions escalated following a string of suicide bombings in Pakistan.

The reported toll adds to fears of a renewed cycle of retaliation between the neighbours, threatening a fragile ceasefire along their 2,600km frontier and ­further straining ties as both sides trade blame over extremist violence.

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