Afghanistan’s Taliban government said it will respond to Pakistan’s series of cross-border air strikes along the country’s eastern border, renewing tensions between the neighbors that exchanged deadly blows last year.“Last night, they bombed our civilian compatriots in Nangarhar and Paktika provinces, martyring and wounding dozens of people, including women and children,” Zabihullah Mujahid, Afghanistan’s government spokesperson, said in a post on X on Sunday. For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.“At the appropriate time, the necessary and measured response to this action will be given,” according to a statement by Afghan defense ministry posted by Mujahid on X.The attacks at seven camps allegedly killed more than 80 militants, according to Pakistan’s unidentified security people, who are not authorized to speak with the media.Tensions have been high ever since Islamabad accused the Taliban of hosting militant groups that plan attacks in