City
Epaper

Pakistani, Taliban personnel clash on border in Kunar, 3 dead

By IANS | Updated: January 21, 2024 00:00 IST

Kabul, Jan 21 Days after tit-for-tat attacks between Iran and Pakistan, Pakistan border guards and Afghan's ruling Taliban ...

Open in App

Kabul, Jan 21 Days after tit-for-tat attacks between Iran and Pakistan, Pakistan border guards and Afghan's ruling Taliban clashed on the Durand Line on Saturday, leaving at least three dead, reports said.

Following sporadic clashes over the past year, a new incident was reported as Taliban and Pakistani personnel clashed on the border in Afghanistan's Kunar province, TOLOnews reported, citing local sources.

At least three people were reportedly killed and six others injured in the clashes.

As per the report, Pakistani forces used artillery to shell Taliban positions in Kunar province as the clashes broke out after Pakistani forces violated the border.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

Entertainment"I've learned from the best": SRK thanks Juhi Chawla, Mohanlal for their wishes after his first-ever National Award win

NationalSurat schools pioneer AI, robotics & drone learning for 11,000 students

NationalGurugram Shocker: 27-Year-Old Woman Kills Her 40-Year-Old Live-In Partner with Knife Over Heated Argument

AurangabadWoman harassed, thrown out over Rs 4.5 lakh dowry

Other SportsTharoor’s tweet rekindles debate over Kohli’s absence as India face series defeat

International Realted Stories

InternationalTaiwan's MND plans mass production of Tien Kung IV missiles, new armoured vehicles

InternationalSouth Korean President Lee calls for measures to curb fake news on YouTube

InternationalIndian envoy Kwatra meets US Intelligence Chief Gabbard; discusses matters of mutual interest

InternationalSmuggler detained, illegal drug discovered in Northern Afghanistan

InternationalBangladesh: Dark side of the new political order, meteoric rise of fascist forces (IANS Analysis)