Pakistan targets 'terrorist hideouts' in Iran

Iran has reacted angrily to missile strikes by Pakistan on Iranian territory, close to the border between the two countries. Pakistan said it was targeting what it called "terrorist hideouts", two days after similar actions by Iran. We speak to our journalists from BBC Persian and BBC Urdu about the reaction and find out what's behind this week's attacks.

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Presenter: James Reynolds.

(Photo: A man watches a news channel on television inside a shop after the Pakistani foreign ministry said the country conducted strikes inside Iran targeting separatist militants. Jan 18, 2024. Credit: Fayaz Aziz/Reuters)