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Mujahid said some of the attacks took place in populated areas where civilians live. Many houses were destroyed in these attacks, while in some places empty areas were also targeted.
Kabul: Pakistan has once again launched airstrikes in Afghanistan. Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid claimed that Pakistan bombed several areas including Kabul, Kandahar, Paktiya and Paktika. These attacks targeted the homes of civilians, resulting in the deaths of women and children. Tolo News reported that three people were killed and 15 injured. According to the Taliban government, Pakistani aircraft carried out repeated attacks in several locations. Mujahid said some of the attacks took place in populated areas where civilians live. Many houses were destroyed in these attacks, while in some places empty areas were also targeted.
Taliban angered by attacks during Ramadan
The Taliban administration has strongly condemned the attacks, saying that such actions during the last days of Ramadan and just before Eid are against humanity and moral values. Mujahid said that this attack is a gross injustice and Afghanistan will not ignore it. A Taliban spokesman warned that the action would be retaliated against. However, he did not specify how Afghanistan would respond.
An attack on an Afghan oil depot
According to the allegations, Pakistani jets also targeted the fuel depot of private airline Com Air located near Kandahar International Airport. After the attack, there was a fire. The fuel depot is said to fuel civilian aircraft as well as UN aircraft. In addition, the fuel depot of Haji Khan Zada, another private businessman from Kandahar, was also targeted. The Taliban claim that these attacks have caused heavy losses. The attack comes at a time when there is a global shortage of oil and gas due to the US-Iran war. Pakistan has targeted an Afghan oil depot.
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