Pakistan attacked religious seminary in Paktika, Afghanistan (Photo- ANI)
ANI, Kabul. Pakistan has carried out air strikes on several terrorist camps in Paktika and Nangarhar, the eastern provinces of Afghanistan. According to Afghan media Tolo News, the Pakistani Air Force targeted a religious seminary in the Barmal district of Paktika province, while several strikes were also reported in the Khogyani district of Nangarhar. At the same time, there is a possibility of increase in tension between Taliban and Pakistan after these attacks.
Attacks were carried out in many areas of Afghanistan
Tolo News also reported that Pakistani jets also carried out several airstrikes in Khogyani district of Nangarhar province. According to Tolo News, Pakistan has launched several strikes in Paktika's Barmal and Argun as well as Nangarhar's Khogyani, Bahsod and Ghani Khel districts since Saturday.
Islamabad air strikes confirmed
Pakistani media sources also confirmed the Islamabad air strikes; He said that these attacks were carried out targeting alleged terrorist camps located on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Geo News quoted Pakistan's Information Ministry as saying that the strikes targeted seven camps and bases of Fitnah al Khawarij (FAK), its affiliates and Daesh Khorasan Province (DKP). The ministry claimed that the operation was carried out in a "precise and precise" manner in response to the recent suicide attacks in Islamabad, Bajaur and Bannu during Ramadan.
The ministry alleged that the suicide bombings were carried out on the instructions of Afghanistan-based leadership and handlers, and elements affiliated with Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and Daesh claimed responsibility, according to Geo News.
Despite Islamabad's claim that it has repeatedly urged the Afghan Taliban not to allow Afghan soil to be used by terrorist groups, Pakistan itself has been facing international scrutiny for providing safe havens and logistics support to various terror organizations operating in the region for a long time.
In its statement, Pakistan said it expects the interim Afghan government to fulfill its obligations and stop its soil from being used against Pakistan. It also called on the international community to pressure the Afghan authorities to honor their commitments under the Doha Agreement.
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