The Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict has resulted in the deaths of 12 Pakistani soldiers.
The Director of the Pakistan Armed Forces Public Relations, Chaudhry, stated at a press conference on the 27th that the Afghan side has launched attacks from its territory on 53 locations in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Chaudhry also mentioned that all targets struck by Pakistan are military targets, and the strikes have been conducted with restraint, resulting in no civilian casualties. Since the conflict began, 12 Pakistani soldiers have died in action, 27 have been injured, and 1 is missing. Additionally, over 73 Afghan camps have been destroyed, and 115 tanks and artillery vehicles have been damaged. 18 camps are currently under the control of Pakistan.
The Afghan side has not yet responded to this. (Reporter Cui Ru from the Central Broadcasting Station)
Afghan forces launched attacks on 53 military targets in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, resulting in 12 Pakistani soldiers killed, 27 injured, and 1 missing. The Pakistani military reported that all targets were military in nature, with no civilian casualties. Additionally, over 73 Afghan camps were destroyed, and 115 vehicles were damaged during the conflict.
- 12 Pakistani soldiers killed in action
- 27 soldiers injured
- 1 soldier missing
- 73 Afghan camps destroyed
- 115 vehicles damaged