Taliban government gave open challenge to Pakistan for air strike, Pakistan army carried out air strike on Afghan and killed 19 innocent people.

New Delhi. Afghanistan has openly challenged Pakistan. After this, tension has increased on the borders of both the countries. The Taliban administration of Afghanistan has talked about air strikes on Pakistan. Taliban government spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid said that Pakistan has killed innocent civilians by attacking Afghanistan. Right now Afghanistan is assessing the air strikes carried out by Pakistan. Soon Pakistan will be given a befitting reply.

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Taliban government spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said that Pakistan’s army has carried out air strikes in Paktika and Nangarhar provinces. 19 innocent people including children and women have lost their lives in this bombing. He said that all those who died were members of the same family. The damage caused by the air strikes is being investigated. The Taliban government will take further action after the detailed report of the investigation comes. After the air strikes by Pakistan, the Taliban government has called emergency meetings in Kandahar and Kabul. Senior Afghan officials are discussing future strategy at the meeting. According to sources, the Taliban government has not yet announced any immediate reaction. The government says that when the right time comes, Pakistan will be given a befitting reply.

After attacking Afghanistan, the Pakistan government has described the air strikes as an action against terrorism. According to Pakistan Army, terrorist hideouts including those of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan have been attacked. The Pakistani Army carried out precise attacks near the Durand Line in Paktika, Nangarhar and Khost provinces. According to the local reports of Afghanistan, the attacks were carried out at many places including Madrasa in Barmal district. Pakistan Air Force has attacked with F-16 and JF-17 fighter planes. Pakistan claims that the terrorist organization Islamic State Khorasan Province and its associates were behind the suicide attacks in Pakistan. All these terrorist organizations are operating from Afghan territory.