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Kabul Attack Death Toll Rises to 10

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Last Updated on: October 24, 2022

Death toll from yesterday’s coordinated attack over the Afghan ministry of telecommunication in Kabul has risen to 10 people, the Afghan Ministry of Interior Affairs (MoIA) said on Sunday.

Five assailants attacked the ministry of telecommunication on Saturday and fought with Afghan forces for about five hours.

According to the officials, seven civilians including two women and three members of the Afghan security forces have been killed in yesterday’s attack in Kabul.

Bahruddin, 24, a member of the Afghan Police Special Unit and the breadwinner of his house has also lost his life in the fight with the attackers.

“My son was the only breadwinner of the house. He martyred. What should I do now,” said Bahruddin’s old father who has to take care of his two daughters and another paralyzed son.

This comes as no group has claimed responsibility for the attack yet. The Taliban insurgent group rejected their involvement. However, a flag of the Daesh terrorist group was seen with the pictures of the dead attackers.

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Regional criticism grows amid Pakistan strikes inside Afghanistan

Spokesperson Randeep Jaiswal stated that the incident underscores what India described as Pakistan’s continued aggressive actions in the region.

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India has condemned recent airstrikes carried out by Pakistan inside Afghanistan, describing the attacks as a violation of Afghanistan’s sovereignty and a threat to civilian safety.

India’s Ministry of External Affairs said the strikes resulted in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.

Spokesperson Randeep Jaiswal stated that the incident underscores what India described as Pakistan’s continued aggressive actions in the region.

At the same time, criticism has also emerged from within Pakistan. Maulana Fazlur Rehman, leader of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, criticized Islamabad’s foreign policy, saying years of poor decisions have strained Pakistan’s relations with neighboring countries including India, Afghanistan, China and Iran.

According to reports, Pakistani strikes late Thursday targeted areas in Kabul, Kandahar, Paktia Province and Paktika Province. At least four civilians were killed and 14 others injured, while several homes and other civilian facilities were damaged.

Officials of the Islamic Emirate said the attacks would not go unanswered and reported carrying out retaliatory aerial responses. Authorities also emphasized that Afghanistan seeks peaceful relations with its neighbors but will defend its territory when necessary.

The strikes have drawn criticism from citizens, regional political figures and international organizations, increasing concern about rising tensions in the region.

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India condemns Pakistani airstrikes on Afghanistan

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The Indian Ministry of External Affairs has condemned recent airstrikes by Pakistan on Afghanistan’s territory.

In a statement, Ministry spokesperson Shri Randhir Jaiswal said the attacks resulted in the deaths of several civilians and the destruction of civilian infrastructure.

He described the strikes as yet another act of aggression by Pakistan, which continues to oppose the idea of an independent Afghanistan.

India reiterated that Afghanistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity must be fully respected.

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14 Pakistani soldiers killed after military post falls along Durand line: MoD

The statement added that Afghan forces destroyed one armored tank and a military vehicle belonging to Pakistani troops during the fighting.

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Afghanistan’s Ministry of Defense announced Saturday that Afghan defensive forces captured a Pakistani military post along the Durand Line in eastern Afghanistan following clashes between the two sides.

In a statement, the ministry said the operation was launched in response to what it described as “crimes of the Pakistani military regime” in border areas of Kunar and Nangarhar provinces.

According to the ministry, 14 Pakistani soldiers were killed and 11 others wounded during the operation.

The statement added that Afghan forces destroyed one armored tank and a military vehicle belonging to Pakistani troops during the fighting.

Defense officials emphasized that Afghanistan’s forces remain prepared to respond to any threats along the Durand Line.

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