Pakistan Conducts Strikes Along Afghanistan Border, Says 26 Militants Killed
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan's military carried out strikes on suspected militant hideouts along the border with Afghanistan, killing at least 26 militants, according to the country's information minister.
Officials said the operation targeted locations believed to be used by armed groups operating near the border region. The strikes were part of ongoing efforts to counter militant activity and strengthen security in areas that have experienced repeated attacks in recent years.
Pakistan's information minister stated that at least 26 militants were killed during the operation. Authorities have not yet released additional details regarding the identities of those killed or whether any military personnel were injured.
The border region between Pakistan and Afghanistan has long been a focus of security concerns, with both countries facing challenges related to cross-border militant movements and insurgent activity.
No immediate response was reported from Afghan authorities regarding the operation. The situation remains under close observation as officials continue to assess the results of the strikes.
Further information is expected as Pakistan's military and government provide updates on the operation.
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