Pakistan-Afghanistan War Breaks Out — India Condemns Pakistan Air Strikes

Sh. Bidyut Bala | PrimeWorld Times | February 28, 2026 | Breaking News

In a shocking development that has sent shockwaves across the world, Pakistan and Afghanistan have broken into open war. Pakistan has declared it is now in "open war" with Afghanistan's Taliban government, as explosions were reported in Kabul and fierce fighting continues along the border.


What Happened?

Pakistan says it has attacked Kandahar and Paktika inside Afghanistan. The Taliban said its attack was in response to a separate round of Pakistani air strikes earlier this week.

Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said Afghanistan was carrying out "large-scale offensive operations" against the Pakistani military along the Durand Line, which separates the two countries.

India's Strong Response

India's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India "strongly" condemns Pakistan's air strikes, noting that they took place during the holy month of Ramadan. "It is another attempt by Pakistan to externalise its internal failures," Jaiswal said.

Canada PM Also In India

In another major development, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is on an official visit to India from February 27 to March 2, 2026. This is Prime Minister Carney's first official visit to India.


World Reacts

Turkey's top diplomat Hakan Fidan held discussions on the ongoing conflict in separate calls with foreign ministers from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. (Zee News) The United Nations has also called for an immediate ceasefire.

What's Next?

The Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict is rapidly escalating and the world is watching closely. India has taken a firm stand condemning the violence. Experts warn that if the conflict continues, it could destabilize the entire South Asian region.

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