This comes after two powerful explosions shook central Kabul on Thursday evening (Oct 9), approximately 48 hours after Pakistan’s big threat to the country. 

‘Heavy clashes’ at Afghanistan-Pakistan border as Taliban forces retaliate days after Pak strikes on Kabul

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".

Pakistan has launched airstrikes on TTP Pakistan hideouts deep inside Afghanistan in parts of Kunar and Paktika. This comes after at least seven Pakistan army soldiers, including a lieutenant colonel and captain, were killed on a military post in North Waziristan tribal district.

Pakistan launches airstrikes on TTP in response to terror attacks in North Waziristan