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Pakistan inflicts heavy losses to Afghan forces

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October 9, 2024
Pakistan inflicts heavy losses to Afghan forces
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Islamabad, October 09, 2024- In a recent incident near the Pak-Afghan border in Noshki, Afghan forces initiated an act of aggression, which was met with a decisive and forceful response from the Pakistan Army.

According to security sources, Afghan forces opened fire on Pakistani posts in the Ghaznali sector along the Noshki border. The Pakistan Army retaliated effectively, targeting Afghan checkpoints in response. The exchange of fire occurred while Pakistani forces were repairing the border fence.

Security officials reported that Pakistan’s counterattack resulted in significant losses for Afghan forces. The incident is seen as part of a pattern of unprovoked aggression by Afghan forces in the past. Pakistan has vowed to continue taking robust measures to safeguard its borders, ensuring that no threat to the country’s territorial integrity will be tolerated.

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