Taliban Says Pakistan Will Face ‘Consequences’ After Airstrikes

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has issued a stern warning to Pakistan, stating that recent airstrikes conducted by Pakistan on two Afghan provinces will have "consequences" and escalate cross-border tensions. The airstrikes, which allegedly killed civilians, have prompted a strong response from the Taliban, who have accused Pakistan of violating Afghanistan's sovereignty. The Taliban government has denounced the airstrikes, calling them a "clear violation of international principles and the territorial integrity of Afghanistan." They have also stated that the airstrikes will lead to an escalation of tensions between the two countries, hinting at potential retaliation. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which have long been embroiled in a complex geopolitical relationship. The Taliban's warning underscores the delicate nature of the situation and the potential for further escalation if the matter is not resolved through diplomatic channels.