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The Taliban govt has rejected Pak claim that Jaish-e-Mohammed founder Masood Azhar is operating from Afghanistan. According to a report, a senior official from the Afghan Foreign Ministry stated that Azhar is not in the country. Kabul also reiterated that its soil would not be used for terrorist activities against any other country, news on 9 September.

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Taliban Government Rejects Pakistan Claim Over Masood Azhar’s Presence in Afghanistan The Taliban government has rejected Pakistan’s claim that Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) founder Masood Azhar is operating from Afghanistan, adding another layer of tension to the already complicated relationship between Kabul and Islamabad. According to reports, a senior official from Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry stated that Azhar…

Clashes over Kabul airstrike claim 400 deaths. Afghanistan claims that approximately 400 people were killed and more than 250 injured in an airstrike on a hospital in Kabul. Pakistan, however, denies these allegations, stating that its actions were directed only at military installations.

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Clashes Over Kabul Airstrike: Rising Tensions, Human Tragedy, and Global Concern The devastating news of Clashes over Kabul airstrike has shaken the international community, with reports suggesting that nearly 400 people have lost their lives and over 250 have been injured. The incident, which reportedly involved an airstrike on a hospital in Kabul, has intensified…

Pakistan claims attacked terrorist hideout. In Nangarhar and Paktika, Afghanistan, only tears and dust remain. Pakistan’s attacks have shattered many families. The situation is so dire that JCBs have been used to dig graves to bury the dead, Attack on Feb 2026.

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In Nangarhar and Paktika, Only Tears and Dust Remain: Aftermath of Cross-Border Strikes The Shadow Over Eastern Afghanistan In the eastern provinces of Nangarhar and Paktika, grief hangs heavier than the dust that now coats broken homes and shattered courtyards. Villagers speak in hushed tones. Mothers clutch photographs. Children stare blankly at the ruins where…