India condemns Pak strikes on Afghanistan during Ramadan: ‘Attempt to externalise internal failures’

Pakistan said its military action had killed at least 70 militants. Kabul rejected the claim, stating that strikes had hit “various civilian areas.”

22 Feb, 17:01 — 22 Feb, 19:00

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This story highlights the persistent geopolitical tensions and cross-border conflicts between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with India weighing in to condemn Pakistan's actions. The strikes, especially during Ramadan, escalate regional instability and draw international attention to the complex security dynamics in South Asia. India's strong condemnation underscores its strategic interests and diplomatic stance in the region.

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India condemned Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghan territory.
India described Pakistan's strikes as an "attempt to externalise its internal failures".

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India described the strikes as an "attempt by Pakistan to externalise its internal failures."

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hinduMostly Factual66d ago

India condemns Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghan territory

New Delhi described the strikes as another attempt by Pakistan to "externalise its internal failures", and reiterated its support for Afghanistan's sovereignty and territorial integrity

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hindustan-timesMostly Factual66d ago