The tenuous peace between Pakistan and Afghanistan appears to have ended after days of escalating conflict that came to a head as Afghanistan accused its neighbor of carrying out airstrikes on its territory on Friday.

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Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have intensified on the border and online, with airstrikes, ceasefire violations, and viral social media exchanges highlighting the deepening crisis even as talks are planned in Doha.

A high-level delegation from Afghanistan left for peace talks with Pakistan on Saturday in Doha, an Afghan government spokesperson said, after the countries extended a ceasefire to their fierce border clashes.

Drone strikes. Air raids. Tank assaults. A series of intense border clashes has raised fears of an all-out war between Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban.

Afghanistan and Pakistan fought a brief but deadly war this week that left hundreds dead. Pakistan used fighter jets and drones. A 48-hour ceasefire is now in place. But who blinked first and sought mediation to end the war?

Pakistan’s generals sound tough on the airwaves, but their inability to prevent militants from launching attacks from Afghan soil has pushed Islamabad into dangerous brinksmanship that could easily spiral beyond border skirmishes.

Fresh clashes erupted along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Kurram District as Pakistani forces engaged the Afghan Taliban and allied militants. Reports indicate unprovoked attacks on Pakistani positions,

This special report focuses on the escalating conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban government, following deadly airstrikes by Pakistan in Afghan border provinces like Paktika and Khost.