KABUL: Afghanistan has launched new attacks on Pakistan’s military bases, the Afghan defense ministry said on Saturday, as cross-border clashes escalated between the neighbors after months of tension. The latest flare-up erupted after Pakistan’s airstrikes on Afghan territory last weekend triggered a retaliatory offensive from Afghanistan along the border on Thursday. The two countries have engaged in tit-for-tat attacks since, marking the most serious development in ongoing tensions between the two countries, which agreed to a ceasefire last October following a week of deadly clashes.

KABUL, Afghanistan: Afghan military authorities say they have begun carrying out strikes against Pakistan in retaliation for Pakistani airstrikes days ago. A statement issued by…

KABUL: An Afghan military spokesman said Thursday the country had launched “heavy attacks” against its neighbor Pakistan, days after deadly strikes by Islamabad on Afghanistan.…

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Islamabad says it is responding to the 'unprovoked fire' with both sides claiming to have inflicted casualties on the other.

ISLAMABAD: Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities said on Thursday they had launched “large-scale offensive operations” against Pakistani military bases and installations, prompting…

KABUL, Afghanistan: Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Kabul and two other Afghan provinces early Friday, Afghanistan’s government spokesperson said, hours after Afghanistan…

Pakistani and Afghan officials have both declared full military operations as border clashes intensify.

Pakistani and Afghan officials have both declared full military operations as border clashes intensify.

Tensions have been high between the neighbors for months, with border clashes in October killing dozens of soldiers, civilians and suspected militants.

Pakistan carried out airstrikes in Kabul and two other Afghan provinces early Friday, Afghanistan's government spokesperson said.

Islamabad/Karachi: Pakistan and Afghanistan traded claims of heavy battlefield losses early Friday as cross-border fighting intensified along their shared frontier, marking the…

Pakistani and Afghan officials have both declared full military operations as border clashes intensify.

Pakistani forces launched airstrikes against military targets in the Afghan capital, Kabul, as well as other provinces close to the border

Islamabad launched airstrikes on Kabul, Kandahar, and southeastern Afghanistan on Friday in retaliation for an attack the previous day against Pakistani military bases. Pakistan…

Pakistani defence minister says Pakistan and Afghanistan are now at 'open war'.

Bombings by Pakistan are the most significant development in tensions between the two neighbours - though the physical impact remains unclear.

Pakistani and Afghan officials have both declared full military operations as border clashes intensify.

Analysts warn escalation may embolden armed groups and destabilise both Afghanistan and Pakistan. What happens next?

The latest attacks by Pakistan follow months of clashes between the two countries. despite agreeing to a fragile ceasefire in October.

Wave of strikes came after Taliban forces attacked Pakistani border troops following earlier action from Islamabad