Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan have killed 10 civilians, according to Afghanistan’s government and the United Nations. The reported deaths are likely to deepen tensions between the neighboring countries, which have repeatedly exchanged accusations over militant activity and cross-border attacks. Kabul has condemned the strikes and called for accountability, while Pakistan maintains that its operations target security threats. The incident has prompted renewed international concern over civilian protection, sovereignty, and the risk of further escalation along border shared by both countries.
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