Pakistan Accuses Afghanistan of Planning Attack on Chinese Engineers

Tensions escalate as Pakistan alleges Afghan-based militants orchestrated a deadly bombing, while the Taliban denies involvement.

A suicide bombing in March targeting Chinese engineers in Pakistan was allegedly planned in Afghanistan, claims Pakistan's military.
The attack resulted in the deaths of five Chinese nationals and heightened security concerns for thousands of Chinese workers in the region.
Taliban authorities refute Pakistan's accusations, asserting no Afghan involvement in the attack.
Pakistan has intensified security measures and deported hundreds of thousands of undocumented Afghan nationals amid rising cross-border tensions.
The ongoing conflict underscores complex geopolitical dynamics involving China's regional investments and security promises.