How did tension begin between Pakistan and Afghanistan?

Military sources in Pakistan claimed that the air strikes, based on domestic intelligence, destroyed seven TTP bases in three provinces of Nangarhar, Pact and Khost Qaeda, killing more than 80 militants.

However, BBC He was unable to verify this claim independently.

Afghan Taliban described the attack as a violation of borders and claimed that dozens, including women and children, were killed or injured during these attacks.

The Afghan Taliban Protection Ministry condemned Pakistan's attacks on the <x0 urban” of Nangarhar and Pact, warning it would react “at the right time”.

The Foreign Ministry of Afghan Taliban summoned Pakistani Ambassador to Kabul and handed over a letter to protest, calling the attacks a clear violation of Afghanistan's territorial integrity and a provocative act.

The two countries also had border clashes in October, where each party claimed serious casualties. However, after the mediation talks of friendly countries in Doha and later in Istanbul, the two sides agreed to a ceasefire.

But, following the recent wave of terrorist attacks in Pakistan, Pakistani authorities again confirmed that the source of these incidents was in Afghanistan.

Otherwise, both sides have already reported dozens of victims. /Periscope/