Pakistan forces kill over 200 Taliban, terrorists after border attack

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Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Sunday that Pakistani forces have responded to Taliban forces and Indian -backed Talban Talban Pakistan (TTP) Elias Fatna Eli JJ overnight, responding to an indiscriminate attack over 200 Afghan Taliban and its own terrorists.

In a statement, the army’s media wing said that the Pakistani army had “health raids along with health fires and strikes, in which Taliban camps and positions have been directed, terrorist training facilities and Afghan terrorist networks”.

It added that “several Taliban sites were destroyed along the border. On the border Afghan, 21 enemy positions were also shortly occupied and there were several terrorist training camps, which were used to plan and facilitate attacks against Pakistan.”

Pakistan and Afghanistan have been engaged in clashes from across the border, after unprecedented firing at several border sites, including Afian Ada, Bajur and Karam, while the attack has been reported in DR, Chather, Baramcha, and Durand Line as well as other areas.

The increase between the two neighbors has also reacted to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Iran, calling for prevention and dialogue.

In a statement, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said that “tensions for peace and stability in the region must be reduced.” He also prayed for the protection and welfare of the people of Pakistan and Afghanistan.

The Qatari Foreign Ministry also expressed concern over the growing tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan and emphasized the need to resolve differences through calm, dialogue and diplomatic efforts.

He emphasized that it is very important to reduce tensions for peace and stability in the region.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baqi has also expressed concern over the clashes in Pakistan-Afghanistan and has demanded both sides to discuss immediately to tackle tensions.

The rest said, “Iran is ready to help reduce tensions between neighbors.

Meanwhile, the ISPR added that the damage to the infrastructure of Taliban posts, camps, headquarters and terrorists auxiliary networks is widespread, from border and from strategy to operational depth.

Highlighting that Pakistan has preferred constructive diplomacy and dialogue about violence and war, an army spokesman has warned that the country will not tolerate the use of Afghan territory for terrorism.

“In the interest of regional peace and security, we call on the Taliban government to take immediate and certified steps to work in their territory to terrorist groups, Inter -Aaliyah, Fak, Fah and Daesh.

“Otherwise, Pakistan will continue to exercise its right to defend its people by permanently neutralizing the targets of terrorism,” the statement said.

The ISPR also reminded that the latest clashes show Pakistan’s long -standing status that the Taliban government is actively facilitating terrorists.

The army’s media wing warns that “if the Taliban government has continued the patronage of terrorist organizations for harmony with India for the short purpose of destabilizing the region, the people and the Pakistan state will not rest as long as the threat of terrorism coming from Afghanistan is completely eliminated.”