Afghans fear further escalation after Pakistani air strikes shake Kabul
Summary
Pakistani air strikes hit a weapons depot near Kabul, causing widespread explosions and fear among residents amid escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban authorities.
Key Points
- Pakistani air strikes targeted a weapons depot on Kabul's western outskirts, causing multiple explosions and rattling homes.
- The strikes mark a sharp escalation in conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban authorities, with ongoing cross-border attacks.
- Residents experienced fear and damage but no reported injuries, with explosions lasting until dawn.
- The incident revives memories of past conflicts amid Afghanistan's ongoing struggles with poverty, unemployment, and hunger.
