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Afghanistan says 28 dead fighters came from Pakistan as Islamabad denies ties

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Afghanistan’s defense ministry reported that its forces killed 28 fighters and wounded 32 in the eastern province of Nuristan on Sunday. According to Afghan officials, the group, which allegedly included Islamic State militants, crossed into Afghanistan from Pakistan. The ministry further claimed that Pakistani militias provided support to the fighters involved in the incursion.

In response, Islamabad has denied any ties to the militants. The incident follows reports of Pakistan launching airstrikes inside Afghan territory, which Pakistan stated were intended to target militant groups. The situation highlights ongoing regional tensions regarding border security and the movement of armed groups between the two nations.

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Free Malaysia Today Highlights Pakistan's recent airstrikes inside Afghanistan as context
South China Morning Post Focuses on the Afghan government's allegations of Pakistani militia support
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