Afghanistan won't tolerate any aggression, warns Kabul after Pakistani airstrikes that killed 46
Acting Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi on Thursday issued a stern warning to Pakistan, urging Islamabad to learn the lessons of history before targetting Afghanistan. Muttaqi's strong reaction came less than 48 hours after Pakistani air strikes inside Afghanistan that killed 46 people,
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