Taliban condemns Pakistan for airspace violation and bombing civilians

The Afghan Taliban government has condemned Pakistan for violating Afghan airspace and conducting airstrikes on a civilian market near the Durand Line, as well as targeting areas near the capital, Kabul. The Taliban stated that it reserves the right to defend Afghan territory and warned that the Pakistani military would be held responsible for any escalation resulting from these actions.

This condemnation comes amid ongoing tensions between the two countries, particularly regarding border security and military operations. The Taliban"s assertion of its right to defend its territory highlights the fragile relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

For further context on regional security issues, see recent developments in Afghanistan-Pakistan relations.

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