Summary
Afghanistan reported that it killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in operations along their border, responding to alleged Pakistani attacks on Afghan territory. Afghan officials claim to have captured 25 Pakistani posts, while Pakistan denies these events and accuses Afghanistan of assisting a banned militant group. Tensions have led to border closures, affecting trade and refugee movements.
Key Facts
- Afghanistan says it killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in border operations.
- The operation was in response to alleged Pakistani attacks on Afghan territory.
- Afghan forces reportedly captured 25 Pakistani military posts.
- Pakistan did not confirm these incidents and denies the Afghan claims.
- The Torkham and Chaman border crossings have closed due to tensions.
- Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of harboring the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan.
- Pakistani officials shared unverified videos of alleged attacks on Afghan posts.
- Regional efforts are underway to encourage dialogue and reduce tensions.
