According to Pakistani authorities, air raids in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar and Paktika provinces targeted sanctuaries of Pakistan Taliban, or TTP, and its affiliates, killing at least “80 militants in intelligence-based air strikes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border targeting seven camps”.

ISLAMABAD, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Tensions have heated up again between Islamabad and Kabul this week after Pakistan launched airstrikes on militant targets in Afghanistan. Pakistani security sources said the strike killed at least 70 terrorists,

Islamabad says the Afghan Taliban initiated "unprovoked firing" in the Torkham and Tirah sub-sectors along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

Iran’s ambassador in Islamabad calls for reduced tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban following airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan and disputed casualty claims.

Since the Taliban's seizure of Afghanistan in 2021, relations have grown tense over the disputed border and other issues.

At least 13 civilians, including women and children, were killed in Pakistani airstrikes in eastern Afghanistan, prompting condemnation from UNAMA and sharp protests from Kabul.