Pakistan says it launched air strikes on Afghanistan over drone attacks

Pakistan conducted airstrikes on 10 locations in Afghanistan that it said were being used to launch and store drones, some of which had been used against Pakistan a day earlier, Information Minister ​Attaullah Tarar said on Thursday.
The strikes come as tensions escalate between the allies-turned-foes, ​who have long been at odds over attacks by Islamist militants, which ⁠also triggered their worst fighting in years in February.

Pakistan's air defence systems detected drones launched from Afghan territory on Wednesday, which were tracked and neutralised before they could reach any of their intended targets, Tarar said in a ​post on X.
Pakistan then conducted the "precision aerial and drone strikes" on 10 locations, which ​were "limited to identified military objectives" linked to the attempted attacks, he said.