At least six explosions have been reported at the Pakistan Taliban camp, sources told WION's Pakistan bureau chief Anas Mallick



Pakistan launches overnight airstrike on Afghanistan, targets Taliban hideouts

Taliban government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said: "Last night (Tuesday), Pakistan bombarded four points in the Barmal district of Paktika Province. The total number of dead is 46, most of whom were children and women"



Afghanistan: Taliban government spokesperson claims 46 killed in Pakistan's overnight strike

Amid the tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamabad on Tuesday (Dec 24) launched overnight airstrikes, targeting suspected Taliban hideouts. The strike successfully dismantled a training facility and killed some insurgents, said Pakistan security officials, as per a PTI report.

Afghanistan's Taliban government on Wednesday (Dec 25) claimed that the overnight airstrikes carried out by Pakistan on Tuesday (Dec 24) killed 46 people. While, a Pakistani security official said the attacks were carried out on "terrorist hideouts".

An investigation into the incident has been initiated, Muradi added. The governer of Chardara district and his two bodyguards were injured on Sunday after a roadside bomb in Afghanistan's northern province of Kunduz.

Afghanistan: District chief among three wounded in roadside blast

Five Afghans were killed and a Japanese aid worker wounded Wednesday in an attack in Jalalabad city in the eastern province of Nangarhar, officials said. The attack comes as humanitarian groups remain on high alert just days after an American aid worker for the UN was killed in a bombing in Kabul.

Five Afghans killed in Jalalabad attack, Japanese doctor wounded

Several women and children were charred to death on the accident-prone highway linking Kabul and Kandahar

At least 38 killed in Afghanistan road accident