Pakistan occupied Afghan border posts

The Pakistan army took control of 19 border posts following clashes that occurred overnight on the border with Afghanistan. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This information was reported based on sources from the Geo TV channel. According to the channel, these posts were used to launch attacks into the neighboring country's territory.

According to the data, Afghan forces were the first to open fire in the Angur-Adda, Bajaur, and Kurram areas. Additionally, shootings were recorded in Dir, Chitral, Baramcha, and several other regions.

The situation along the border line remains tense. No official information about casualties or injuries has been provided.

So far, the parties have not issued official statements, and the development of the situation is being closely monitored. Since these events may affect security and peace issues in the region, the situation is under constant surveillance.

Disputes along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border are considered one of the factors threatening regional stability. Therefore, there is a need to resolve the situation peacefully.

All parties in the region are being called upon to seek solutions based on mutual dialogue and agreement.