Pakistan conducted targeted attacks on multiple terrorist sites inside Afghanistan last night. According to reports, these strikes focused on areas known for militant activity. The operations were carried out to neutralize threats and prevent further attacks across the border.
These strikes came after repeated cross-border threats and terrorist incidents, highlighting ongoing security concerns. Officials confirmed that Pakistan’s military aimed to target militants directly while minimizing civilian harm. The operation demonstrates Pakistan’s commitment to act against groups that endanger its citizens.
Afghan Defence Minister Responds with Warning
In response, Afghan Defence Minister Mullah Yaqoob warned that retaliation against Pakistan could come at an appropriate time. He stated that Pakistan’s actions on Afghan soil would not go unanswered.
The statement reflects ongoing tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan over militant sanctuaries and cross-border operations. Observers say such remarks are part of the larger struggle for security and influence in the region. While the exact details of any planned retaliation remain unclear, the minister emphasized that the country will respond in due course.
Both sides are closely monitoring developments. Security analysts say that Pakistan’s strikes are part of a broader campaign to weaken terrorist networks in the region. Meanwhile, Afghan authorities are signaling their intent to protect their territory and respond to threats when necessary.
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