Pakistan-Afghan forces clash on border, 16 Afghan fighters killed

Islamabad (Team Newsbuddy). There has been a clash between Pakistan and Afghanistan on the border. During this, 16 Afghan fighters have been killed. Also 27 others have been injured. It is being told that this clash took place near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border. Violent clashes between Pakistani soldiers and Afghan Taliban fighters have created a lot of tension on the border. This conflict has happened at a time when relations between the two countries have been very tense for a long time. This clash between the two countries has happened over fencing. According to the news in the media today, this bloody conflict continued for a long time between Pakistan and Afghan fighters. According to the news of ‘Express Tribune’, this clash took place when the Afghan side attacked a border post in the Naushki-Ghazni sector of the Pak-Afghan border. In response, the Pakistani army launched a strong counter-attack on the Afghan posts, causing heavy losses to the Afghan Taliban. The firing took place when the Pakistani army was engaged in repairing the fence.

Sources said that Pakistan is now constantly taking strict measures to protect its borders. It will continue to do so and its security forces reiterated their commitment to protect the territorial integrity of the country and gave a decisive response to this attack from Afghanistan. This was not the first case of unprovoked aggression by Afghan forces. Last month, the Afghan Taliban started unprovoked firing with heavy weapons from Afghanistan’s Plosin region targeting Pakistani posts. At least 16 Afghan Taliban fighters were killed and 27 others were injured in the fighting on the night of September 8 and 9.