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Afghanistan Vows Retaliation After Pakistan Airstrikes, Cites Islamabad's Internal Failures

Kabul accuses Pakistan of masking internal failures with airstrikes, warns of retaliation

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Moneycontrol•22-02-2026, 11:14

Afghanistan Vows Retaliation After Pakistan Airstrikes, Cites Islamabad's Internal Failures

•Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of violating international law with repeated airstrikes inside its territory.
•Taliban-run Defence Ministry states attacks expose Pakistan's intelligence and security failures.
•Afghanistan vows an "appropriate and calculated response" to cross-border strikes.
•Pakistan claims strikes targeted militant hideouts along the border, including TTP and ISIS affiliates.
•Previous strikes in October led to border closures and a fragile ceasefire, with ongoing accusations of harboring militants.

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