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Afghan Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi accuses Pakistan of carrying out airstrikes near its borders, calling it a “mistake” as Islamabad says it is taking action against militants

UN mission in Afghanistan: We welcome the ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan and call for an end to hostilities.

According to health officials in Kandahar, 15 people were killed and 207 others injured in yesterday’s Pakistani airstrikes and attacks in Spin Boldak district. Officials confirmed that women and children are among the victims

Iran's President: Recent developments between Afghanistan & Pakistan are a source of deep concern for the region including Iran The region needs calm, convergence & cooperation more than ever. We remain confident that they will choose the path of understanding and dialogue

Zabiullah Mujahid, spokesman for the emirate: In the vicinity of Kabul city, a fuel tanker exploded, causing a fire. There is no need to worry. Some have spread rumors of an airstrike, but that is false.

Pakistani Foreign Ministry: The ceasefire agreement was reached at the request of Afghanistan, and the two sides will hold talks within 48 hours.

Pakistan releases drone footage of today’s airstrikes in Kabul and Kandahar on Taliban targets

A few moments ago, a powerful explosion occurred in the Khairkhana Kotal area of Kabul. The nature of the explosion is unknown.

An Afghan government security source told Al Jazeera: Pakistani forces carried out a new airstrike on the Spin Boldak district in the south of the country.

Pakistani airstrikes hit Afghan Taliban positions hard across the Chaman border, inflicting heavy Taliban casualties.

Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, announced that 12 civilians were killed and nearly 100 others injured in light and heavy airstrikes carried out early this morning by Pakistani forces on Spin Boldak district in Kandahar province

A government source told Al Jazeera: The Pakistani Air Force launched airstrikes on the Spin Boldak area in southern Afghanistan.

Heavy military deployment of Taliban forces along the Paktika - Pakistan border

Afghanistan and Pakistan exchanged heavy fire along the Durand Line, officials said, following recent airstrikes and escalating border tensions between Kabul and Islamabad

Afghan Taliban say Pakistan has conducted airstrikes in Kanadhar, killing 12 and over 100 are injured. — "Pakistan has targeted TTP training centres & their Afghan patrons. Over 50 TTP & Afghan militants killed." — Pakistani defence sources

Pakistan–Afghanistan tensions spike again. Pakistan releases thermal footage of a strike on a Taliban military post. Pakistani drones reportedly fly over several Afghan cities

New clashes reported between Pakistani forces & Taliban fighters in the Shourko sector of Kurram, following earlier fighting along the Chaman–Kandahar border

An Afghan government official told Al Jazeera: Our forces engaged in violent clashes last night with Pakistani forces on the border in the south of the country.

Pakistan Foreign Ministry: We have noted the recent statements made by the spokesperson of the Taliban regime regarding Pakistan's internal affairs. We strongly encourage the Afghan spokesperson to prioritize issues pertinent to Afghanistan and refrain from commenting on matters outside their jurisdiction. The principle of non-interference in matters of other countries should be adhered to as per international diplomatic norms. Pakistan does not require outside advice on its internal matters. We also expect the Taliban Regime to abide by its obligations and promises made to the international community during Doha Process.

Islamic Emirate reacts to Pakistani army shooting at TLP protesters. Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on Monday expressed condolences following the shooting of protesters by Pakistani forces, which resulted in civilian deaths and injuries

Amir Khan Muttaqi, Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, said that he wants to further expand relations with India in the political, economic, cultural, and sports fields

China expresses grave concern over clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan

Kandahar police burned over 10 tonnes of seized narcotics, including 6 tonnes of hashish, 745 kg of opium, 200,000 Zikf tablets, 10,000 other tablets, and 2,700 kg of chemicals used in drugs

Video: Pakistani Air Force aircraft launch several raids on the Afghan city of Kandahar

Sources tell TOLOnews that mortar shelling from the Pakistani side is still ongoing in the Aryoub Zazi district of Paktia and the Angoor Adda area of Barmal district in Paktika. The Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate said in a statement last night that it halted its retaliatory and successful operations against Pakistan at midnight, but reaffirmed its readiness and determination to strongly defend the country’s territory.

The Afghan Ministry of Defense posted on its X account that clashes with Pakistan have been halted

Pakistani jets are carrying out strikes on Taliban targets across Jalalabad, Helmand, and Khost in Afghanistan, according to local reports

PAF fighter jets are airborne following clashes with the Afghan Taliban

Taliban government: Our attacks on border points in Pakistan were in response to airstrikes on Kabul.

In response to Pakistan attacks Taliban forces launched retaliatory attacks across Durand line in Khost, Nangarhar, Kunar and Helmand