Afghan authorities announce investigation into drone attack on Pakistan

• Taliban said it would investigate the incident, and Pakistan would provide information about the deaths of the four drone victims in Balochistan.
• According to the authorities, one of the drones was shot down after it was fired at a school in Pakistan, and the other was allegedly destroyed by the Pakistani military.
• Pakistan reported that 28 people were killed in the attack and 49 were injured. The UN said that the incident happened on the 49th day of the month.

The Taliban regime said it would investigate, what it called Pakistan’s “unconfirmed” drone attack on civilians. It said it had not received any information about the incident and that it would investigate it.

According to the Afghan government, the attack was carried out at a time when the Taliban had not yet been informed. The UN said that the incident was carried out by the Taliban and that it would investigate it.

According to media reports, the attack occurred on the 49th day of the month and resulted in the deaths of 28 people and injuries to 49. Pakistan’s authorities said the drone strike targeted a “terrorist” attack on the Taliban, and that the attack was carried out by the Taliban.

The BBC reported that Pakistan’s army said the drone strike killed a number of people in Balochistan. The BBC said it could not independently verify the claim.

Also, another BBC investigation said that the drone strike killed people in the area, including women and children. The BBC said it could not independently verify the claim.

Afghanistan’s foreign ministry said the incident was likely to have occurred in an area where Taliban fighters were present. It said the drone strike killed civilians and that it would investigate the incident.

Afghanistan’s foreign ministry said that the drone strike killed at least 36 people, and that the number of injured people exceeded 160. Pakistan also said it would investigate the incident. BBC could not verify the figures.

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