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Why is Pakistan not directly targeting Sheikh Haibatullah Akhundzada? Pak Afghanistan tension | Army

#pakistannews #afghanistannews #pakarmy #pakafghanclash Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan continue to rise. The conflict has intensified after airstrikes and drone strikes by Pakistan and Afghanistan. Pakistan had targeted important positions, oil reserves and the headquarters of the 313 Badri Special Security Unit in Kandahar, which is responsible for protecting Sheikh Haibatullah Akhundzada. Rumors of Sheikh Hibatullah akhund zada being targeted also continued on social media, however, it was not reported from anywhere that the senior leadership of the Taliban or Supreme Leader Sheikh Haibatullah Akhundzada was directly targeted in the Pakistani airstrike. In retaliation, Afghanistan first targeted Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Quetta and Kohat, and then claimed a drone attack in Wana, South Waziristan. Clashes at border points are also continuing intermittently. The latest incident took place in Bajaur, where a mortar shell from the Afghan side fell on a border village in Salarzai tehsil, ki*lli*ng four brothers. On the other hand, all exit and entry routes of Lakki Marwat district remained closed until Maghrib time, however, after Maghrib, the Police Peace Committee announced that the roads are being opened until Eid, and a general strike will be held after Eid. Analyst Fida Adeel has examined the growing Pak-Afghan tension and security situation, as well as the important question of why Pakistan is not directly targeting senior Taliban leadership including Sheikh Haibatullah Akhundzada? Can Pakistan afford to see unrest in Afghanistan once again and millions of Afghan refugees migrating to Pakistan once again? Please watch the video for more information and analysis. khost paktika paktia Kabul army chief CDF field marshal Asim munir shahbaz Sharif US Israel Iran w@r ayatollah khamenei supreme leader pak Afghan Border troops ISPR DGISPR defence minister PAF