Fresh clashes broke out Tuesday between Afghan and Pakistani forces in eastern Nangarhar Province, according to local media. Heavy weapons were reportedly used on both sides, and casualties have been confirmed as fighting continues in border areas. The violence follows Pakistani airstrikes carried out around midnight on Saturday, which Afghan sources say killed at least 17 people. Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said the operation was intelligence-based and targeted seven militant camps linked to Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and IS-KP along the border. Residents in Gardi Kas village said several homes were destroyed. Survivors reported that people remain trapped under the rubble as search operations continue. “We were all asleep when it happened,” said local farmer Nazakat, who said he lost family members in the strike. Afghanistan’s Deputy Minister of Information and Culture Hayatullah Muhajir Farahi condemned the airstrikes as a violation of sovereignty and cal...