GENERAL24 Sept 2026
Pak strikes 10 Afghan sites after accusing it of attacks as tensions rise
Pakistan says it struck 10 sites inside Afghanistan early Thursday, claiming they were used to launch drone attacks. Officials said Afghan Taliban forces fired eight drones and shelled border posts. Kabul denied the attacks. This sharp escalation threatens mediation efforts by regional powers. If you trade or travel across the border region, watch official advisories and keep plans flexible.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Pakistan said it carried out airstrikes on 10 sites in Afghanistan that it said were used to launch drone attacks against it a day earlier.
- Pakistani officials said Afghan Taliban forces fired eight drones and shelled border posts, and that all the drones were shot down without damage.
- Afghanistan's Taliban government denied carrying out any attacks, and Kabul gave no immediate response to the latest Pakistani strikes.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business or travel depends on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border region, check official government advisories before moving goods or people, and keep backup routes and timelines ready. The situation is developing, so confirm updates from official sources before acting.
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