Open War Between Afghanistan and Pakistan: Military Facilities and 'Nuclear Center' Under Air Strikes

Afghan forces have launched strikes against military facilities located within Pakistani territory, one of which has been referred to by some sources as a 'nuclear center'. This was reported by Ariana News, citing its sources.

It is noted that the strikes targeted a military center in the Kokal district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, as well as another strategically important facility. According to the television channel, hundreds of casualties have been transported to hospitals in Islamabad.

Previously, clashes had been reported along the border areas of Afghanistan, including Nangarhar, Nuristan, Konar, Khost, Paktia, and Paktika provinces, involving Pakistani forces.

During the night, the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan announced that they would respond to strikes on Pakistani positions along the Durand Line, claiming that 55 Pakistani soldiers had been killed.

Moharraf Zaidi, spokesperson for the Prime Minister of Pakistan's foreign media affairs, stated that 133 Afghan Taliban had been killed, with more than 200 injured. He mentioned that 27 positions had been destroyed, and another nine had come under Pakistani control. Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif described the situation as an open war.