According to Pakistani security officials, Pakistan carried out air strikes in Kabul and on a marketplace in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, which triggered retaliatory attacks by the Taliban. Pakistan has not officially acknowledged the air strikes.

Afghanistan said that the overnight border operations were in response to what it called repeated violations of its territory and airspace by Pakistan. | World News

The Durand Line, spanning roughly 2,640 kilometres (1,640 miles), was established in 1893 by British diplomat Sir Henry Mortimer Durand in collaboration with Afghanistan's ruler, Amir Abdur Rahman Khan.

Heavy clashes between Pakistani forces and the Taliban along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border have intensified in recent days, raising fears of broade

Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict escalation intensifies with cross-border clashes and retaliatory attacks. Both sides claim significant victories and issue stern warnings amidst reports of casualties and

Afghanistan's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi emphasised the country's desire for peaceful relations with Pakistan but warned of defensive actions if relations deteriorate.