Taliban has accused Pakistan of striking Afghanistan to avoid commitments under the Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey Makkah defence pact. Pakistan says its strikes targeted military objectives after alleged Afghan aggression, while Kabul says civilians were killed.
Taliban has accused Pakistan of striking Afghanistan to avoid commitments under the Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey Makkah defence pact. Pakistan says its strikes targeted military objectives after alleged Afghan aggression, while Kabul says civilians were killed.
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Taliban has accused Pakistan of striking Afghanistan to avoid commitments under the Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey Makkah defence pact. Pakistan says its strikes targeted military objectives after alleged Afghan aggression, while Kabul says civilians were killed.
