Pakistan says carried out air strikes at terror hideouts in Afghanistan, 26 killed
This is the third time that the two countries have been engaged in armed conflict since October last year. Militants kill 6, abduct 8 security personnel in Pakistan: officialsOn Wednesday (June 10), Mr. Four targets were destroyed, including a training centre, a hideout & ammunition cache, and a Marakiz [hub] belonging to the Fitna Al Khwarij Commander Aleem Khan Khushali and Commander Akhtar Muhammad Jani Khel,” Mr.
- ▪This is the third time that the two countries have been engaged in armed conflict since October last year.
- ▪Militants kill 6, abduct 8 security personnel in Pakistan: officialsOn Wednesday (June 10), Mr.
- ▪Four targets were destroyed, including a training centre, a hideout & ammunition cache, and a Marakiz [hub] belonging to the Fitna Al Khwarij Commander Aleem Khan Khushali and Commander Akhtar Muhammad Jani Khel,” Mr.
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Pakistan on Wednesday (June 10, 2026) said it carried out “precise and calibrated” overnight air strikes targeted at alleged terrorist hideous in Afghanistan and killed 26 people.The affirmation by Information Minister Attaullah Tarar came hours after the Afghan government said that Pakistan air strikes killed several people in an overnight attack. This is the third time that the two countries have been engaged in armed conflict since October last year. Militants kill 6, abduct 8 security personnel in Pakistan: officialsOn Wednesday (June 10), Mr.
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