Pakistan Conducts Airstrikes in Afghanistan Following Kohat Mosque Attack
Most outlets led with the escalation between Pakistan and Afghanistan, emphasizing Pakistan’s airstrikes in Paktika and Kunar provinces in response to the Kohat mosque attack. Daily Pakistan framed the strikes as a direct reaction to the bombing and highlighted the potential for renewed tensions, while Minute Mirror similarly noted the escalation but used a truncated headline. Both excerpts mention the airstrikes and the broader context of the attack, though Daily Pakistan provides slightly more detail on the reported casualties and the threat to recent calm.
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Kohat mosque attack, Kunar strikes escalate Pakist...
The Kohat mosque attack has triggered a fresh Pakistan-Afghanistan escalation, with Pakistan carrying out airstrikes in Kunar and Paktika....
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Pakistan carries out strikes in Afghanistan’s Paktika, Kunar after Kohat Bombing
KABUL/ISLAMABAD — Pakistan launched fresh airstrikes inside Afghanistan, with Afghan authorities reporting deaths and injuries in an escalation that threatens to shatter nearly three months of relative calm between the two sides. Afghan news channels reported that strikes occurred in the wee hours of Monday in eastern provinces of Kunar and Paktika. The reported operation […]
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