Islamabad: Pakistan launched airstrikes at Khost in the Kunar province, killing 40 people. Eight Pakistani soldiers, including a senior official, were killed in a terrorist attack in a province near the border. After that, Pakistan launched airstrikes in Afghanistan. Taliban has confirmed this report. At the same time, some people claim that Pakistan has opened a new war front with this airstrike. Currently, there are major political upheavals in Pakistan and Shahbaz Sharif has recently taken over as the Prime Minister of Pakistan. But former Prime Minister Imran Khan has started nationwide demonstrations against the government, accusing that this government is illegal. Imran Khan is posing a direct challenge to Pakistan’s military and political system with these protests. Renowned analysts and journalists in Pakistan are warning that the country will be devastated by the conflict that will flare up after the protests. In this situation, terrorist organisations like Tehreek-e-Taliban carry out saboteur activities in Pakistan on a big scale.
Tehreek is preparing to take over Pakistan on similar lines to the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan. Tehreek terrorists have openly announced this. Some journalists are concerned that all this political discord and anarchy prevailing in Pakistan will make it easier for Tehreek to achieve its objective. Pakistan is accusing the terrorist centres in Afghanistan are behind the attacks on the Pakistan military in the border regions. Pakistan is expressing a suspicion that the terrorist centre in Afghanistan is behind the terror attack that killed eight Pakistani soldiers, including a senior official. Therefore, Pakistan carried out an airstrike in the Khost region in the Kunar province of Afghanistan, killing 40 people.
The Afghan news agencies are reporting that there are women and children among the dead. The Taliban has not reacted to the airstrike. But the Taliban accepted that such an attack was launched from Pakistan.
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