Pakistan Army has carried out major airstrikes in the Khost and Kunar areas of eastern Afghanistan. Yes, and according to the recent information received, at least 47 people from Afghanistan have been killed in this attack. On the other hand, Shabbir Ahmad Usmani, director of the Department of Information and Culture in Khost, said, "47 civilians were killed in the Pakistan airstrike, including women and children, near the Durand Line in Khost. 22 people were also injured in the attack.'' On the matter, AFP said Pakistan's foreign ministry said in a statement on Sunday, "There has been a significant increase in incidents along the Pak-Afghan border in the past few days, with Pakistani security forces being targeted from across the border."
Unfortunately, however, terrorists of banned terrorist groups in the border area, including the TTP, continue to attack Pakistan's border security posts, resulting in the killing of several Pakistani soldiers. On the other hand, Pakistan has called on Taliban officials to take action against terrorists on Afghan soil. Yes and this statement comes a day after the Pakistani army claimed to have killed six Afghans in alleged rocket attacks. They include five children and a woman living in Afghanistan's eastern province of Kunar.
In protest against the attacks, Taliban officials had summoned Pakistan's ambassador to Kabul. In its defence, Pakistan said that "these attacks were carried out by targeting terrorists". The Taliban rejected the claims, saying they had controlled cross-border attacks since they captured Afghanistan in August last year. The UNITED NATIONS Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said, "UNAMA is deeply concerned about reports of civilian casualties, including women and children, as a result of airstrikes in Khost and Kunar provinces. '
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