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Tensions are rising between Afghanistan and Pakistan after the killing of three civilians and the injury of three others in Pakistani raids on Kunar province in eastern Afghanistan. Pakistani aircraft targeted civilian areas in Kunar and Paktika provinces. The Afghan government considered these strikes a repeat of crimes aimed at diverting attention from security failures by the Pakistani military authorities. Kabul has promised to respond to these attacks at the appropriate time and place. Since the escalation of the conflict in February, recurring clashes have occurred between the two neighbors, including armed attacks in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa that resulted in the death and injury of many civilians and security personnel. Pakistan accuses armed groups based in Afghanistan of supporting these attacks, while the Afghan Taliban deny any involvement. Reports indicate that Pakistan possesses a large air force with over 422 fighter jets and 260 helicopters, whereas Afghanistan has six aircraft and 23 helicopters. The military operations and conflicts between the two countries continue amidst mutual accusations and escalating security tensions.
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