India Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes on Afghanistan
India has strongly condemned Pakistan’s recent airstrikes inside Afghan territory, calling the cross-border action deeply concerning and unacceptable. New Delhi said the strikes, which reportedly caused civilian casualties, including women and children, undermine regional stability and violate Afghanistan’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
India Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes On Afghanistan
The Ministry of External Affairs said India strongly condemns Pakistan’s airstrikes on Afghan soil. The statement described the military action as an attempt to externalise internal failures and stressed that such operations during a sensitive period have heightened tensions in the region. India reiterated that the safety of civilians must remain a priority and that cross-border attacks only worsen instability.
Pakistan Airstrikes In Eastern Afghanistan
The reported air operations were carried out in eastern Afghan provinces near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. Pakistan has claimed that the strikes targeted militant groups allegedly responsible for attacks inside its territory. However, Afghan authorities reported civilian deaths and damage to residential areas, leading to concerns over the humanitarian impact of the operation. The incident has further strained ties between Kabul and Islamabad.
India Backs Afghanistan Sovereignty And Stability
India reaffirmed its support for Afghanistan’s sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity. The statement called for restraint and urged all parties to resolve differences through dialogue rather than military escalation. New Delhi underlined that respecting international norms and avoiding civilian harm are essential to maintaining peace and stability in the region.
