Pakistani strikes in three eastern provinces of Afghanistan have resulted in the deaths of 36 civilians and injuries to 163 others, according to the Taliban government's deputy spokesman. The attacks, which occurred last night, have been condemned by the Afghan authorities.
Civilian Casualties Reported
Hamdullah Fitrat, the Taliban government's deputy spokesman, reported on his X account that the strikes led to the martyrdom of 36 civilians, including women and children, while 163 others sustained injuries. The strikes targeted areas in the eastern provinces of Afghanistan.
Government Condemnation
The Taliban government has strongly condemned the strikes, calling them a violation of Afghanistan's sovereignty. The deputy spokesman emphasized the need for an immediate cessation of such attacks to prevent further loss of innocent lives.
Regional Tensions
This incident highlights the ongoing tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The Taliban government has previously accused Pakistan of supporting militant groups that operate across the border, leading to frequent cross-border skirmishes and attacks.
