Pakistan strikes at least 10 targets in Afghanistan overnight
Pakistan's armed forces carried out a series of strikes overnight against targets in neighboring Afghanistan, hitting at least ten different locations.

Pakistan's armed forces carried out a series of military strikes overnight against targets located in neighboring Afghanistan. According to available reports, the strikes hit at least ten separate targets in total.
What is known so far
Officially confirmed details about the specific types of targets, their exact locations, or the precise timing of the operation are not yet widely available. There is likewise no public information at this stage on whether the strikes caused casualties or material damage, nor on any official response from the Afghan side.
Context
The strikes come as the latest development along the border region, where Pakistani and Afghan military forces have periodically come into direct contact. This particular operation was initiated and carried out by the Pakistani side, and in scale — at least ten targets struck in a single night — it ranks among the larger such actions reported in the region recently.
It remains unclear whether this was a one-off action or whether further military activity along the shared border will follow. No information has yet been made public regarding Afghanistan's response or how the international community is assessing the events.
The situation is considered to be developing, with further details on the scope, targets and consequences of the strikes expected in the coming period from official representatives of both sides.

