India Condemns Pakistani Air Strikes: A Call for Accountability
India has strongly condemned Pakistani air strikes in Afghanistan, which killed numerous civilians. The Indian External Affairs Ministry criticized Pakistan's tendency to blame neighbors for internal issues. The Taliban accused Pakistan of violating Afghanistan's sovereignty. The strikes reportedly targeted the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).
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In a firm denunciation, India has condemned Pakistan's recent air strikes in Afghanistan, which resulted in numerous civilian casualties. This escalation has drawn a sharp response from India's External Affairs Ministry.
The Pakistani military targeted areas in Afghanistan on December 24, alleging an operation against the terrorist group Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP). However, reports confirm at least 46 civilians were caught in the crossfire.
The Taliban regime dubbed these attacks a breach of Afghanistan's sovereignty, adding fuel to already tense regional relations. India criticized Pakistan's tendency to deflect internal failures onto neighboring countries.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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