Pakistan carries out fresh drone strikes in Afghanistan, 10 locations on target
Summary
Pakistan carried out fresh precision aerial and drone strikes at 10 locations in Afghanistan, saying the targets were linked to drones launched from Afghan territory. Kabul condemned the attacks, while UNAMA said cross-border violence has caused heavy civilian casualties in recent months.
Key Points
- Pakistan said it struck 10 locations in Afghanistan in response to drones launched from Afghan territory.
- Afghan officials accused Pakistan of bombing civilian areas in Kunar and Paktika and vowed an appropriate response.
- UNAMA said cross-border violence between April and June 2026 caused 399 civilian casualties, including 57 deaths.
- The strikes have further strained already tense relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
