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Over 370 Afghan civilians killed in Pakistan conflict in three months— UN 

Over 370 Afghan civilians killed in Pakistan conflict in three months— UN 

  • Both have engaged in clashes since February as Islamabad accuses Kabul of supporting militant attacks against Pakistan
  • Thirteen Afghan women, 46 children, 313 men killed between January 1 and March 31, says UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan 
By AFP ·
Pakistan says 13 militants killed while attempting to infiltrate Afghanistan border

Pakistan says 13 militants killed while attempting to infiltrate Afghanistan border

By ARAB NEWS PAKISTAN  ·
Pakistan blames Afghanistan for ‘serious’ ceasefire breaches as hostilities rise

Pakistan blames Afghanistan for ‘serious’ ceasefire breaches as hostilities rise

By Hasaan Ali Khan ·
Pakistan says eight militants killed near Afghan border amid reports of talks with Kabul in China

Pakistan says eight militants killed near Afghan border amid reports of talks with Kabul in China

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·
Pakistan reopens Torkham crossing to repatriate Afghans under temporary arrangement

Pakistan reopens Torkham crossing to repatriate Afghans under temporary arrangement

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·
Peshawar jirga to seek Pakistan-Afghanistan de-escalation after deadly clashes

Peshawar jirga to seek Pakistan-Afghanistan de-escalation after deadly clashes

By WASIM SAJJAD ·
Kabul seeks dialogue with Islamabad, says its territory will not be used against Pakistan

Kabul seeks dialogue with Islamabad, says its territory will not be used against Pakistan

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
Pakistan says Afghanistan ceasefire holds after temporary Eid pause ends

Pakistan says Afghanistan ceasefire holds after temporary Eid pause ends

By Waseem Abbasi ·
Afghanistan says one killed in Pakistan shelling

Afghanistan says one killed in Pakistan shelling

By AFP ·
UN agency puts death toll at 143 in Kabul rehab center bombing by Pakistan

UN agency puts death toll at 143 in Kabul rehab center bombing by Pakistan

By Reuters ·
Pakistan says military operations in Afghanistan to continue until Taliban government ‘changes behavior’ video

Pakistan says military operations in Afghanistan to continue until Taliban government ‘changes behavior’

By Reuters ·
Update Afghanistan says 400 killed in Pakistan airstrikes targeting Kabul hospital, Islamabad rejects allegation video

Afghanistan says 400 killed in Pakistan airstrikes targeting Kabul hospital, Islamabad rejects allegation

By Shahjahan Khurram  ·
Pakistan denies refusing China’s push for talks with Afghanistan video

Pakistan denies refusing China’s push for talks with Afghanistan

By Waseem Abbasi ·

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