In brief: Pakistan carries out new strikes on Afghanistan, killing several civilians
A report from RFI — French sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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RFI — French has devoted a report to "In brief: Pakistan carries out new strikes on Afghanistan, killing several civilians," presenting this element as the central development in the available information.
The available account indicates that Pakistan confirmed on Thursday, October 1, that it had carried out "planned and calibrated" air strikes against Afghanistan, where Islamabad says terrorists are coordinating attacks. The report also notes that "at least ten civilians were killed, a majority of them children," the UN announced, confirming a toll given by the Taliban government.
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