Pakistan and Taliban Exchange Airstrikes Amid Rising Tensions

The conflict escalates following a suicide bombing in Pakistan, with both sides reporting casualties.

Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan targeting the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) following a suicide bombing that killed seven soldiers in northwestern Pakistan.
The Taliban retaliated by bombing Pakistani military bases, claiming the airstrikes killed civilians, including women and children.
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated, with both sides conducting cross-border attacks.
The conflict is linked to the broader issue of terrorism and the use of Afghan territory by militant groups to launch attacks against Pakistan.
The situation has drawn international concern and highlights the complex dynamics of regional security.