Pakistan-Afghanistan Conflict: Durand Line Tensions Rise Amid Airstrike Escalation | Border Crisis
An India Today special report explores the escalating conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan, focusing on recent violence along the Durand Line. Ground reports from Kabul
An India Today special report explores the escalating conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan, focusing on recent violence along the Durand Line. Ground reports from Kabul and the border reveal the aftermath of devastating Pakistani airstrikes, including an attack on a rehabilitation centre that the Taliban claims killed civilians. Tensions have flared as Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harbouring militants like the TTP, allegations strongly denied by Afghan officials.
The report includes an exclusive interview with Muhajir Farahi, Minister for Culture and Information, who dismissed Pakistan's claims as "propaganda" and emphasised Afghanistan's right to independent foreign relations, including with India. Amidst the drone strikes and aerial bombardments, both nations have suffered civilian and military casualties, leading to the closure of key trade routes and worsening Afghanistan's ongoing humanitarian and climate crises. Despite international attempts at mediation, the border remains highly volatile.
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