Pakistan has reportedly declared “open war” against the Taliban in Afghanistan after a series of cross-border strikes against each other.
Pakistan's Defense Minister posted on X: "Our patience has reached its limit. Now it is open confrontation."
Pakistan bombed Kabul and other Afghan provinces on Friday, the Guardian reported.
PAKISTAN'S DEFENSE MINISTER JUST DECLARED WAR ON AFGHANISTAN
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Khawaja Muhammad Asif:
"Our patience has reached its limit. Now it is open confrontation.
Now there will be decisive action."
This comes after days of escalating violence. pic.twitter.com/D75XSJHdC9
Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid discusses what the group considers its redline amid rising tensions along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.#Taliban #Afghanistan #Pakistan pic.twitter.com/PSk0YgNbuh
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Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said there is rising tensions along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
Over 100 Afghan Taliban have been killed, BBC News reported.
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#Pakistan’s Defence Minister #KhawajaAsif has declared an “open war” with #Afghanistan after the Taliban administration claimed its forces killed and captured several Pakistani soldiers during a cross-border offensive. “Our patience has reached its limit. Now it is open war… pic.twitter.com/2fze5xAkFx
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