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Ceasefire remains intact, says Pakistan after Afghan firing at Chaman border

by Asia Today Team
November 26, 2025
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Pakistan on Thursday rejected claims made by the Afghan regime relating to the newest alternate of fireside on the Chaman border crossing, saying that the incident was triggered from the Afghan facet.

In an announcement posted on X, the Ministry of Info and Broadcasting mentioned that firing was initiated by Afghan forces, prompting Pakistani safety personnel to reply “in a measured and accountable method”.

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“The scenario was introduced beneath management as a result of disciplined {and professional} motion of our forces,” the assertion mentioned, including that the ceasefire on the border stays intact.

The ministry mentioned Pakistan stays dedicated to resolving border issues by means of dialogue and expects “reciprocity and seriousness” from Kabul.

“Pakistan has persistently labored to keep up peace alongside the Pak-Afghan border,” the assertion added, urging Afghan authorities to keep away from steps that escalate tensions.

The assertion follows Afghan army officers’ claims of coming beneath hearth from throughout the border earlier within the day.

The Afghan Taliban officers claimed that the Pakistani forces opened hearth on Spin Boldak within the afternoon, which lasted 10-Quarter-hour, in keeping with a report by AFP.

Whereas the Taliban claimed they shunned returning hearth, Pakistan maintains that it was Afghan forces who initiated the alternate alongside the border.

The alternate of border hearth comes as delegations from the 2 nations are at present in Istanbul for one more spherical of the peace talks, which started in Qatar’s Doha on October 19.

The 2 bordering nations engaged in lethal clashes after the Taliban forces, backed by their affiliated militants, resorted to unprovoked hearth alongside the border final month.

Of their response, the Pakistan Armed Forces killed over 200 Taliban fighters and affiliated militants; nevertheless, as many as 23 Pakistani troopers have been martyred through the border clashes.

The safety forces additionally performed strikes inside Afghanistan, together with in Kabul, destroying terrorists’ hideouts within the nation.

The 2 sides agreed to a short lived ceasefire on October 17, bringing an finish to hostilities after week-long clashes.

Following the primary spherical of talks in Doha, the 2 sides met once more in Istanbul on October 25 for talks, which continued until October 31.

Delegations from either side are at present in Turkiye to additional focus on issues relating to peace within the area.

Pakistan recorded a pointy enhance in terror incidents, notably in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, because the Afghan Taliban regime took energy in 2021.

Islamabad has repeatedly urged the Taliban regime to forestall terrorist teams from utilizing its soil to launch assaults inside Pakistan.

Nevertheless, the Taliban regime largely remained detached to Pakistan’s calls for and offered refuge to a number of terrorist teams concentrating on safety forces and civilians.

 



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