- Pakistan launched mortar and missile strikes on northeastern Afghanistan on Monday, reportedly hitting a university and civilian homes in Kunar Province, killing seven people and wounding at least 85.
- Afghan officials condemned the attacks as a "war crime", stating that students and professors were among the injured at Sayed Jamaluddin Afghani University, which sustained extensive damage.
- Pakistan vehemently denied targeting the university, calling Afghan claims "frivolous and fake" and asserting its strikes are "precise and intelligence based".
- The incident marks the first major outbreak of violence since Chinese-mediated peace talks earlier this month, reigniting a border conflict that has claimed hundreds of lives.
- Pakistan maintains Afghanistan harbours Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) militants responsible for attacks on its soil, an accusation consistently refuted by Kabul.
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