This is in response to the battle that took place last night in the Spin Boldak province of Afghanistan, during which a mortar killed 4 civilians and injured many more.
Digital Desk: According to the Pakistani Army, a random shooting by Afghan Border Forces on Sunday night in the Baloch region resulted in at least six civilian deaths and seventeen injuries. According to Pakistan's Dawn News, which quoted the Pakistani army's media department, the incident happened in Balochistan's Chaman district.
The Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) claims that Afghan forces used heavy weaponry, such as mortars and artillery, in their firing. Pakistani border troops responded appropriately, albeit moderately, to the uncalled-for aggression, the statement added, but they avoided attacking nearby innocent civilians. It further said that Pakistani officials had contacted their Afghan counterparts to emphasise the "seriousness" of the matter and demand "strict action to prevent any such recurrence of the tragedy in future."
This is in response to the battle that took place last night in the Spin Boldak province of Afghanistan, during which a mortar killed 4 civilians and injured many more.
According to yesterday's TOLO news report from Afghanistan, "a mortar that hit close to Spin Boldak gate caused at least four fatalities and 20 injuries. According to the source, fighting between the Pakistani military and the Islamic Emirate is still going on.
In the southern Kandahar region of Afghanistan, near the Pakistani border, is the border town of Spin Boldak.
This accident occurred as news of continuous conflicts at the Afghan-Pakistan border between the Pakistani military and the Afghan Taliban circulated.
