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Pakistan conducted air strikes near Kabul while the Taliban was accused of harboring militants, with China attempting to mediate the conflict.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Reports cite Pakistan arming Afghans and IS members crossing the border.
  2. Drone warfare is escalating border conflicts between Pakistan and the Taliban, prompting Chinese mediation.
  3. Cross-border tensions rise as alleged groups sent from Pakistan are involved in fighting in Afghanistan.

How it started

18 reports, 7 independent, last reported Oct 25. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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Pakistan conducted air strikes near Kabul while the Taliban was accused of harboring militants, with China attempting to mediate the conflict.

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PakistanTalibanChinaAfghanistan

How it developed

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  1. Reports cite Pakistan arming Afghans and IS members crossing the border.1 source
  2. Drone warfare is escalating border conflicts between Pakistan and the Taliban, prompting Chinese mediation.1 source
  3. Cross-border tensions rise as alleged groups sent from Pakistan are involved in fighting in Afghanistan.1 source
  4. Amnesty International is scrutinizing Pakistani airstrikes that occurred in Kabul.1 source
  5. Airstrikes by Pakistan hit civilian areas in Afghan provinces.1 source
  6. Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan targeting militant hideouts.1 source
  7. Pakistan air strikes near Kabul amid Taliban accusations, with China mediating.1 source

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