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Taliban Claims Pakistani Airstrikes Kill 4 Civilians Amid Rising Tensions

Summary by Hindustan Times
Pakistan's airstrikes reportedly target Afghan provinces, leading to civilian casualties and renewed accusations of harboring terrorist groups by both nations.

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Pakistan claims that it attacked 10 sites in Afghanistan this Thursday that, according to Islamabad, were used to store and drop drones against its territory. The Taliban government reported the deaths of four civilians in the bombings of Kandahar, Paktia and Khost, and warned that it would respond to the offensive.

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Afghanistan vows to respond after Pakistan airstrikes kill at least four

·London, United Kingdom
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The Pakistani Air Force attacked Afghan Kandahar, as reported by the Taiwan news agency CNA.

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Pakistan struck several provinces in Afghanistan on Thursday, including Kandahar (South) where the supreme leader of the Taliban authorities lives, killing four civilians, according to the Afghan government that promised to respond to this "aggression".

·Montreal, Canada
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Islamabad confirmed carrying out the airstrike but insisted it targeted only military targets linked to drone attacks against Pakistan the previous day. Pakistan resumes airstrikes against Afghanistan, causing numerous casualties. Pakistan airstrikes on Afghan border provinces, dozens killed. Artillery fire across the Afghanistan-Pakistan border causes casualties.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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