Pakistan strikes militant hideouts in Afghanistan, killing 28; Kabul disputes toll

Pakistan's military has carried out airstrikes on suspected militant hideouts in Afghanistan, resulting in the reported deaths of 28 people. However, the Afghan government disputes this toll, suggesting a much lower number of casualties. This escalation in cross-border violence highlights the ongoing tensions between the two countries, which could have implications for regional stability and trade. The situation may also impact investor confidence in the region.

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The cross-border strike by Pakistan is escalating tensions with Afghanistan. This could lead to further instability in the region, affecting investor sentiment and economic growth.

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