Taliban & Attaullah Tarar

Taliban: The Taliban government in Afghanistan condemned Pakistan's airstrikes, denying accusations of harboring militants and claiming that Pakistan's operations caused significant civilian casualties. They have vowed retaliation.

Attaullah Tarar: Attaullah Tarar, Pakistan's Information Minister, announced the ground operations and 'calibrated strikes' against militant hideouts, stating they were in response to recent militant attacks and killed 29 fighters.

Taliban: The Taliban, as the ruling government of Afghanistan, condemned Pakistan's airstrikes and reported the civilian casualties. They are also accused by Pakistan of harboring militants like Pakistani Taliban.

Attaullah Tarar: Attaullah Tarar, Pakistan's Information Minister, confirmed the airstrikes, stating they were precise and calibrated responses to terrorist incidents and targeted militant hideouts. His statements reflect Pakistan's official stance and justification for the actions.

Taliban: The Taliban government of Afghanistan engaged in talks with Pakistan, denying accusations of harboring militants and seeking to end cross-border hostilities.

Attaullah Tarar: Attaullah Tarar, Pakistan's Information Minister, previously stated that Pakistan targeted only terrorist infrastructure in Afghanistan, not civilian facilities.