Afghan forces receive ‘befitting response’ after unprovoked firing

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Security sources said Tuesday that Afghan forces once again resorted to indiscriminate firing on Pakistan’s border, targeting several areas, which would lead to a harsh and immediate response to the Pakistan Army.

According to sources, Pakistani troops gave a strong and quick response, in which the Afghan Taliban and the Fita’s firing positions were subjected to severe retaliation.

Sources added that the exchange caused severe damage to several Taliban posts, while flames were seen rising from their positions.

Sources further confirmed that a Taliban tank was destroyed in the counter fire, forcing the attackers to abandon their posts and flee the area.

Security sources confirmed that Pakistan’s forces are on high alert and they are fully capable of defending every borders of the country against any aggression.

This is the second incident in recent times, which includes cross -border attacks on the Afghan Taliban and the footnotes. On the night of October 11, Afghan forces opened indiscriminate fire at several border points, including Angore Ada, Bajur and Karam, similar attacks were also reported in DR, Chitral, Baramcha, and Durand Line as well as other areas.

International Services Public Relations (ISPR) said Pakistani forces rapidly retaliated, and attacked Afghanistan’s border posts and terror hideouts overnight, destroying several Afghan posts, and killing more than 200 Afghan Taliban and 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”.

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

Sharp tension

In the backdrop of the growing terrorist attacks in Pakistan, the interim Afghan government is hesitant to work against terrorist groups.

In 2021, especially in the provinces of KP and Balochistan, the country has witnessed the increase in cross -border terrorist incidents since the Taliban’s rulers returned to Afghanistan.

The two countries have shared an unsafe border that extends about 2,500 km with several crossing points, which is important as an important element of regional trade and an important factor of relations between the people on both sides of the fence.

However, the issue of terrorism has become an important issue for Pakistan, which has called on Afghanistan to prevent its territory from attacking groups like TTP inside the previous area.

Islamabad’s reservations have also been confirmed by a report submitted by the UN Security Council (UNSC) by an analytical cooperation and sanctions monitoring team, which has revealed a nexus between Kabul and the TTP, which has previously provided logistics, operational, and later.

Pakistan has hosted Afghans for more than four decades since the Taliban occupation in 2021. Some refugees were born and raised in Pakistan. Others are still waiting for the third country migration.

According to media reports, after the crackdown on non -documentary Afghans and legal status, more than 554,000 Afghans have been returned to April 2025, under the plan for Pakistan’s illegal foreign repatriation plan.

According to security sources, the masterminds and facilitators of terror are based in Afghanistan and they are being supported by India.