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Pakistan Army launches strikes along Afghanistan border; Taliban urges end to clashes

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April 30, 2026
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Islamabad [Pakistan], April 30 (ANI): Pakistan Military on Wednesday intensified operations alongside the Pakistan-Afghanistan border underneath Operation Ghazab lil-Haq, focusing on positions of Afghan Taliban and offshoot of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Fitna al-Khawarij in response to what it termed ‘unprovoked aggression,’ whilst Taliban officers known as for an finish to hostilities amid rising humanitarian considerations.

Based on ARY Information, safety sources mentioned Pakistan Military carried out precision strikes within the Chaman sector, destroying a number of Afghan Taliban posts and automobiles. The operations reportedly pressured terrorists to retreat, with officers asserting that the marketing campaign would proceed till all aims are achieved.

Pakistan’s army additionally carried out intelligence-based operations in Khyber district, the place, in line with the Inter-Companies Public Relations (ISPR), 22 terrorists belonging to Fitna al-Khawarij have been killed in a chronic trade of fireside.

Nevertheless, the operation additionally resulted within the loss of life of a 10-year-old little one after terrorists allegedly opened indiscriminate hearth. Safety forces recovered weapons and ammunition from the slain militants, who have been believed to be concerned in a number of assaults within the area.

In the meantime, in line with Afghanistan’s Khaama Press, senior Taliban official Abdul Wasi urged a direct finish to clashes throughout talks with UK envoy Richard Lindsay.

Wasi condemned Pakistani strikes on civilian areas, together with houses and academic establishments, on Monday, and burdened the necessity for restraint to keep away from additional escalation. He reiterated that Afghan territory wouldn’t be used towards different international locations and known as for improved bilateral cooperation.

Studies from TOLO information indicated that Pakistan’s army carried out greater than 200 missile strikes in Kunar province over the previous 24 hours, leading to civilian casualties and widespread displacement. Native officers mentioned a minimum of three individuals have been killed and 12 have been injured, with ladies, youngsters, and the aged among the many victims. Residents described vital destruction to houses and livelihoods, forcing many households to hunt refuge alongside riverbanks.

Moreover, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Overseas Affairs on Tuesday summoned the Cost d’Affaires of the Pakistani Embassy in Kabul and issued a proper protest over the cross-border strikes alongside the Durand Line.

Based on an official assertion posted on X, the Afghan Overseas Ministry mentioned it handed over a protest letter condemning assaults by Pakistani forces on civilian targets and public infrastructure in areas close to the college in central Kunar province.

Describing the incidents as a violation of Afghanistan’s airspace and territorial integrity, the ministry strongly condemned the strikes and termed them ‘opposite to worldwide ideas’ and a ‘provocative act’.

The Islamic Emirate additionally rejected Pakistan’s assertion that the violence originated from Afghan territory, stating that the matter required an intensive investigation to find out the info on the bottom.

The escalating violence follows earlier stories of cross-border shelling and airstrikes in Kunar and South Waziristan, threatening a fragile ceasefire reached in March. (ANI)



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