Afghan officials said the strikes killed three civilians and injured four others, and damaged structures including houses and shops.
The victims included a man, a woman and a girl, according to UNAMA.
Speaking at a meeting on Tuesday, Farahi said the strikes had killed and wounded civilians, including women and children.
Khalilzad called for a change in Pakistan’s strategy toward what he described as key internal crises as well as Afghanistan.
According to the ministry, a formal letter of protest was handed to the Pakistani diplomat, strongly condemning what it described as violations of Afghan territory.
The UN mission meanwhile said it has documented more than 1,100 civilian deaths and injuries across Afghanistan in 2026 as a result of cross-frontier armed violence.
The rights group further said that Pakistani mortar and artillery fire has forced the closure of 19 health facilities, worsening humanitarian conditions in areas already affected...
According to the Ministry of Defense, the sites were also being used to plan sabotage operations and attacks against civilians.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan condemned the airstrikes, describing them as a violation of Afghanistan's airspace and calling them a "crime" and a "cowardly act."
Afghanistan strongly protested against the violation of its airspace and the bombing of civilian residential areas, delivering a firm and formal objection to the Pakistani diplomat.
Karzai described the reported attacks as a violation of Afghanistan's national sovereignty and contrary to international law and accepted international norms.
WATCH VIDEO: The medical evacuations come as Afghan officials continue to assess the human toll of Pakistan’s overnight airstrikes against Afghanistan.
The ministry said initial assessments show that key pre-identified targets were successfully hit during the operation.
The UN official expressed concern over the reported civilian casualties and urged all sides to avoid actions that could further endanger civilian lives.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, in a statement, announced that it has summoned the Chargé d’Affaires of the Pakistani Embassy...
Spokesperson Randeep Jaiswal stated that the incident underscores what India described as Pakistan’s continued aggressive actions in the region.
Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense announced that Afghan Air Forces conducted precision airstrikes early this morning on military sites in Kohat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
In a statement released on Friday, Mujahid said the strikes took place in multiple locations, including Kabul, Kandahar, Paktia and Paktika provinces, as well as other...
He added that, in his view, the gap between the Pakistani people and the country’s ruling structure appears to be widening.
Speaking at the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad, Amiri Moghadam cautioned that further escalation would serve no side and risk destabilizing the broader region.