
AI-generated summary
Pakistan and Afghanistan have historically tense relations due to border disputes and accusations of supporting insurgent groups. Incidents in the airspace and at the border occur periodically.
Pakistani Air Force fighters have violated Afghan airspace and are currently conducting reconnaissance flights over Kunar province, the Afghan news agency Shafaqna reported on Sunday.
“According to reports from local sources, the airspace of Kunar province was invaded by Pakistani military aircraft that were patrolling some districts of the region,” the statement said.
According to the agency, units of the Afghan armed forces opened fire on them.
“According to sources, unidentified unmanned aerial vehicles are also currently patrolling over Kabul, but there is no information about the identity of the UAVs yet,” the agency notes.
In the districts of Dand-e Patan and Aryab-Dzazai of the Afghan province of Paktia, exchanges of fire occurred between Pakistani and Afghan troops.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Afghanistan can officially appeal to international organizations with a complaint about violation of sovereignty by Pakistan
Likely · Within days
Pakistan may say its flights were forced due to militant activity on the border
Possible · Within days

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In the suburbs of Vladimir, the infrastructure was attacked by drones, the population is being evacuated from houses located next to the attacked facility, Governor Alexander Avdeev said.

The governor of the Vladimir region, Alexander Avdeev, said that during the drone attack near the city of Vladimir, destruction of residential buildings was avoided, but two substations supplying electricity to five thousand residents were turned off. A backup circuit will be connected.

In the suburbs of Vladimir, enemy drones attacked infrastructure, which led to a fire and the shutdown of two substations. There were no injuries, residents were evacuated, and the destruction of houses was avoided.

General Director of Uralvagonzavod Alexander Potapov said that foreign intelligence services are trying to split the enterprise by creating fake stories, and emphasized the importance of information security along with physical protection.