Pakistan's military has carried out strikes on suspected militant hideouts along the border with Afghanistan, killing at least 26 militants, according to Information Minister Ataullah Tarar.
The operation took place in border regions where Pakistani authorities have repeatedly accused armed groups of launching attacks from across the frontier. Officials described the strikes as part of ongoing efforts to combat militant activity and strengthen security in the area.
Meanwhile, Taliban authorities in Afghanistan reported that the airstrikes affected locations in three provinces and resulted in the deaths of 13 civilians, including 11 children. The Afghan administration condemned the incident and raised concerns about civilian casualties.
The latest development highlights continuing tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, where both sides have exchanged accusations over security threats and cross-border militancy.
Pakistani authorities have maintained that the operation targeted militant infrastructure, while Afghan officials continue to investigate the reported civilian deaths.
The incident is likely to add pressure on relations between Islamabad and Kabul as both countries grapple with security challenges along their shared border.
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