🛑 URGENT: "WE ARE AT WAR!" DECLARES PAKISTANI COMMANDER ABOUT ATTACKS ON AFGHANISTAN 🚨

✅ What is happening now

✔️ In recent days, there has been a serious increase in military clashes between forces from Pakistan and Afghanistan, especially along the border and with bombings occurring in Afghan cities such as Kabul and Kandahar.

✔️ The **Defense Minister of Pakistan declared that the country is in "open war" with the Afghan government after these clashes, stating that "patience has run out" and that the attacks were a response to Afghan offensives.

✔️ Pakistan claims that these attacks mainly target forces and groups linked to the Taliban and militants who, according to Islamabad, operate from Afghan territory.

❓ Is it a "formal war" between countries?

✳️ Technically, what has happened now is not a formal declaration of war as in classic treaties (for example, signed by ambassadors or with international recognition).

✳️ What has been done is that a high-ranking Pakistani official used the term "open war" and ordered direct military attacks in Afghanistan in response to the increase in armed clashes between both.

⚠️ Context and risk

🔹 Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been growing for months due to clashes at the border and mutual accusations of harboring militant groups.

🔹 This recent increase in violence represents the most serious escalation since the previous ceasefire, and experts say it could be the beginning of a broader conflict if there are no diplomatic agreements.

🧠 Simple summary:

👉 Yes — the Defense Minister of Pakistan declared that Islamabad is in "open war" with Afghanistan, after mutual attacks and cross bombings.

👉 But this does not mean that a formally declared war exists in the traditional legal sense, and the situation is still developing.