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  • Pakistan Breaks Ceasefire with Fresh Airstrikes in Afghanistan Killing 10 Civilians

    Pakistan Breaks Ceasefire with Fresh Airstrikes in Afghanistan Killing 10 Civilians

    Oct 18, 2025 10:09 am CST

    Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan's Paktika province, killing at least 10 civilians including 2 children, breaking a 48-hour ceasefire between the two nations. The Taliban has vowed to retaliate as tensions escalate in the region. Pakistan claims the strikes targeted militant groups linked to the Pakistani Taliban (TTP), while Afghanistan denies harboring such groups on its soil.

  • Seven Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Suicide Attack Near Afghan Border Amid Fragile Pakistan-Afghanistan Truce

    Seven Pakistani Soldiers Killed in Suicide Attack Near Afghan Border Amid Fragile Pakistan-Afghanistan Truce

    Oct 17, 2025 05:54 pm CST

    A suicide attack at a military camp in North Waziristan near the Afghan border killed seven Pakistani soldiers and injured 13 others amid ongoing tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan. The attack, attributed to Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, occurred during a temporary ceasefire between the neighboring countries following recent cross-border hostilities that had resulted in numerous casualties.

  • Pakistan Defense Minister Claims Readiness for Two-Front War Amid India and Afghanistan Tensions

    Pakistan Defense Minister Claims Readiness for Two-Front War Amid India and Afghanistan Tensions

    Oct 17, 2025 02:18 pm CST

    Pakistan's Defense Minister Khawaja Asif has stirred controversy by claiming Pakistan is prepared for a potential two-front war, suggesting India might "play dirty" along the border amid escalating tensions with Afghanistan. Asif also accused Afghanistan's Taliban government of fighting a proxy war on behalf of India, following recent deadly cross-border skirmishes that led to a temporary ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

  • Pakistan and Afghanistan Agree to 48-Hour Ceasefire Following Deadly Border Clashes

    Pakistan and Afghanistan Agree to 48-Hour Ceasefire Following Deadly Border Clashes

    Oct 15, 2025 10:16 pm CST

    Pakistan and Afghanistan have implemented a 48-hour ceasefire after intense border clashes resulted in dozens of casualties. The agreement came into effect Wednesday evening as both nations pledge to pursue diplomatic solutions. Pakistan reports killing numerous Afghan forces while denying civilian targeting, while Afghanistan claims to have destroyed Pakistani military positions in retaliation. This escalation occurs amid shifting regional dynamics, including improving India-Afghanistan relations.

  • Afghan Minister Claims Good Relations With All Neighbors Except Pakistan Amid Border Tensions

    Afghan Minister Claims Good Relations With All Neighbors Except Pakistan Amid Border Tensions

    Oct 14, 2025 08:19 am CST

    Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi states Afghanistan seeks peace while managing complex relations with Pakistan. He highlights growing India-Afghanistan trade exceeding $1 billion and invites Indian investment in Afghan minerals, suggesting the Wagah border opening as an optimal trade route between the countries.

  • Understanding the Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Conflict: Taliban Tensions and Trump

    Understanding the Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Conflict: Taliban Tensions and Trump's Intervention Offer

    Oct 13, 2025 09:08 pm CST

    This analysis examines the recent deadly border clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan that left dozens of soldiers dead on both sides. The conflict, sparked by Pakistan's airstrike on Kabul targeting Pakistani Taliban leadership, highlights the complex regional dynamics involving the Taliban, TTP militant group, and strained diplomatic relations. As border tensions escalate and international powers become involved, the article explores historical context, current military engagements, and potential geopolitical implications for South Asia.

  • Taliban-Pakistan Border Conflict Escalates as Afghanistan Accuses Military Faction of Sabotaging Peace

    Taliban-Pakistan Border Conflict Escalates as Afghanistan Accuses Military Faction of Sabotaging Peace

    Oct 13, 2025 02:02 am CST

    Afghanistan's Taliban government has accused a powerful faction within Pakistan's military of orchestrating hostilities along the Durand Line border, claiming to have killed 58 Pakistani soldiers and captured multiple outposts in retaliatory strikes. Spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid warns of further consequences if airspace violations continue, while alleging Pakistan harbors ISIS-Khorasan operatives despite maintaining openness to dialogue under Islamic law.

  • Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations: Taliban Foreign Minister Muttaqi Seeks Peace Despite Border Clashes During Historic India Visit

    Afghanistan-Pakistan Relations: Taliban Foreign Minister Muttaqi Seeks Peace Despite Border Clashes During Historic India Visit

    Oct 12, 2025 09:44 pm CST

    Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi addressed Afghanistan-Pakistan border tensions during his landmark visit to India, emphasizing desires for regional peace despite recent clashes. The six-day diplomatic mission included discussions with India on trade, aviation, and development projects, marking the first high-level Taliban visit since their takeover four years ago, while navigating controversy over women's representation at press events.

  • Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Crisis: Crossings Closed Following Heavy Military Clashes

    Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Crisis: Crossings Closed Following Heavy Military Clashes

    Oct 12, 2025 06:58 pm CST

    Border crossings between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been closed after intense overnight clashes between security forces. The conflict erupted following Taliban accusations of Pakistani air strikes violating Afghan sovereignty, further deteriorating relations between the neighboring countries. The escalation highlights ongoing tensions over cross-border militancy, with Pakistan accusing Afghanistan of harboring terrorist elements while both sides report military engagements at key border points including Torkham and Chaman.

  • Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Vows Strong Response to Afghan Border Provocations

    Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Vows Strong Response to Afghan Border Provocations

    Oct 12, 2025 04:37 pm CST

    Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has issued a firm warning to Afghanistan following border clashes, condemning provocations and accusing Taliban authorities of harboring terrorist elements. The Pakistani leader emphasized that his country's defence remains non-negotiable amid escalating tensions between the neighboring nations.