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Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict Escalates: Zardari Warns Kabul After Airstrikes

The Afghan Taliban accused Pakistan of airstrikes in Kabul, killing six civilians. Afghanistan retaliated by targeting Pakistani military sites. China urged peace.

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News18•14-03-2026, 17:17

Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict Escalates: Zardari Warns Kabul After Airstrikes

•Afghan Taliban accused Pakistan of airstrikes in Kabul and eastern Afghanistan, claiming 6 civilian deaths and 15 injuries.
•Kabul retaliated by targeting Pakistani military installations near Islamabad and in northwestern Pakistan.
•Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari sharply criticized Kabul, stating they "crossed a red line" by targeting civilians.
•Islamabad denied targeting civilians, asserting operations were against Pakistani Taliban (TTP) militants and their networks.
•China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged peaceful resolution and is mediating, while Afghanistan seeks dialogue and China's larger role.

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