Pakistan attacks Kabul once again on 19th day of clashes
Taliban condemned the attack, calling it a violation of humanitarian principles, saying Pakistan has breached Afghanistan’s airspace.
Taliban condemned the attack, calling it a violation of humanitarian principles, saying Pakistan has breached Afghanistan’s airspace.
Under the decision, UNAMA’s mandate will run from March 16 to June 17, according to the draft resolution considered by.
The statement urged both sides to bring the conflict to an immediate end and pursue dialogue.
Beijing also urged the two sides to resolve their differences through dialogue.
Those listed include Taliban Chief Minister Mohammad Hassan Akhund and his deputies Abdul Ghani Baradar and Abdul Salam Hanafi.
Fitrat said the strikes targeted several districts in the provinces of Nuristan, Khost, Kunar and Paktika.
Akhundzada urged the people to be grateful for what he described as security and stability in the country.
The reported shelling comes as cross-border fighting between Pakistan and Taliban entered its 19th day.
The ministry said the “military camp” is belonged to Pakistani special forces in Wana, the center of South Waziristan.
Taliban spokesperson disputed the account, saying Pakistani forces struck a section of a drug rehabilitation hospital in the province.