Pakistan Condemns ‘Unprovoked’ Firing by Afghan Forces Along Border,

The sudden risk of a broader South Asian war

When Afghan Taliban forces opened unprovoked fire across Pakistan’s western border this weekend—from Angoor Adda to Chitral and Baramcha—it was not an

Pakistan calls out Taliban for border assault, hopes for 'true representative Afghan govt'

The Foreign Office has said that Pakistan views the recent unprovoked attack from the Afghan side with grave concern and continues to hope for a time when the Afghan people are governed by a...

Pakistan warns of ‘strong response’ to Afghan provocations after border clashes

ISLAMABAD, Oct 12 — Pakistan’s prime minister said on Sunday he “strongly condemns provocations” by Afghanistan, vowing a “strong and effective response” after border clashes between the neighbouring countries overnight.“There will be no compromise on Pakistan’s defence, and every provocation will be met with a strong and effective response,” Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said in a statement, accusing Taliban authorities in Afghanistan of allowi…

Pakistan condemns ‘unprovoked’ firing by Afghan forces along border,

KARACHI: Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Sunday condemned “unprovoked” firing by Afghan forces along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, promising a befitting response to the incursions. The firefights broke out along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border late on Saturday when the Afghan Taliban attacked Pakistani posts, according to security officials from both countries.

Afghan actions violate peaceful neighborhood and brotherly ties: Pakistan

Pakistan has stated that the actions of the Afghan Taliban regime are contrary to peaceful neighborhood and bilateral brotherly relations. Unprovoked actions were carried out on the Afghan border during the night between October 11 and 12. According to details, the spokesperson of the Foreign Office, in a statement issued against Afghanistan, said that the Afghan government carried out actions during the night between October 11 and 12, to which…