Pakistani Military Operations Resume After Eid Truce

Pakistan has resumed military operations against Afghanistan after a temporary truce during the Eid-al-Fitr festival. The conflict, which began last month, has resulted in significant casualties, with Kabul alleging heavy losses due to a Pakistani airstrike in the Afghan capital. Pakistan denies targeting civilian infrastructure.

Pakistan has recommenced its military operations against Afghanistan following a short-lived pause during the Islamic festival of Eid-al-Fitr, according to the Pakistani foreign ministry's spokesperson on Thursday.

The recent hostilities emerged last month when Pakistan launched an airstrike on a drug rehabilitation center in the Afghan capital, allegedly resulting in over 400 casualties. Kabul claims this was a deliberate assault on civilian infrastructure.

In response, Pakistan rebuffed Kabul's allegations, insisting that the airstrike was directed at military installations and support infrastructure harboring terrorists.

(With inputs from agencies.)