Srinagar, June 24 -- Kabul's "Airstrike" Kabul's confirmation on 'X' that it had conducted a series of airstrikes against ISIS [Islamic State of Iraq and Syria] hideouts in Pakistan's Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa [KP] provinces went largely unnoticed for two reasons. One, the Taliban didn't didn't provide any further details of the attacks or casualty assessment details, and two, Islamabad not only maintained a stoic silence on the violation of its air space by Afghan "air force," but didn't even deny the existence of ISIS hideouts on its soil. As Pakistan hasn't yet officially retracted its unilateral declaration of "open war" against Afghanistan, Islamabad's silence on this incident, though inexplicable, doesn't come as a surprise...