Dozens killed, wounded in New Pakistan-Afghanistan, border clashes | Pakistani Taliban News

The short outburst covers the southeastern region of Afghanistan AIDS Boldak and the Pakistan region in Chaman.

The clashes between the Pakistani and Afghan forces have killed and wounded dozens within a remote border, as hostilities deepen between the two former allies.

Both sides accused the other of triggering the deadly violence on Tuesday night, which covers southeast Afghanistan AIDS Boldak and Pakistan County.

In an X publication, Afghan Taliban spokesman Zaba Mujahid accused the Pakistani forces of initiating the border by launching “light and heavy weapons” in Afghanistan, killing 12 civilians and wounds more than 100.

Ali Mohammed Hakmal, a spokesman for the AIDS Boldak County, put the civilian road to the death of 15 years. The AFP News Agency cites an employee of the Regional Hospital, saying that 80 women and children are among the wounded.

Mujahid claims that the Afghan forces have returned fire, killing a “large number” of Pakistani soldiers, seizing Pakistani weapons and tanks and destroying the Pakistani military installations.

But the Pakistani officials accused the Afghan Taliban of first shooting a Pakistani military post near the border, causing clashes, which also wounded four of his own civilians. Reuters news agency quotes unnamed security officers who said six Pakistani soldiers were killed in violence.

“The Taliban forces attacked a Pakistani post near Chaman (District),” said Habib Ulah Bangulzai, a regional administrator in the Pakistani region of Chaman, “Reuters told Reuters.

The fight lasted about five hours in the early hours of the day, he said, claiming that the Pakistani forces had “repelled” the attack.

The conflict disappeared from 05:30 GMT, according to the Afghan Taliban.

The tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan is particularly fulfilled on Saturday when both sides traded fire in multiple border regionswhich leads to dozens of casualties on each side.

Although the clashes stopped on Sunday after appeals to Saudi Arabia and Qatar, all border crossroads between Pakistan and Afghanistan remained closed.

During the weekend, Kabul said that in revenge for what he calls repeated violations of Afghan territory and airspace, then that Aimed several Pakistani military posts and killed 58 Pakistani soldiers.

The Pakistani military reported more data, stating that they had lost 23 soldiers and killed more than 200 “Taliban and related terrorists” in the border fire.

Pakistan accuses Kabul of having ported fighters with the Taliban Pakistani Taliban, known for the acronym TTP, who carried out numerous deadly attacks in Pakistan.

Kabul denies the prosecution, stating that it does not allow its territory to be used against other countries.