Taliban And Pakistani Border Guards Clash In Kunar-Bajaur Border
On January 20, Taliban militants and Pakistani border guards exchanged artillery fire and shelled each other’s areas on the borders of Kunar-Bajaur border areas.
On January 20, Taliban militants and Pakistani border guards exchanged artillery fire and shelled each other’s areas on the borders of Kunar-Bajaur border areas.
According to local media reports, in a joint operation by forces of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Afghanistan’s Taliban intelligence agency, three individuals affiliated to the Israeli regime’s Intelligence Community Mossad were arrested in border areas of Afghanistan.
Following the suspension of the prisoner exchange program by Pakistan at the Spin Boldak-Chaman border crossing, Taliban militants clashed with Pakistani border guards for the fourteenth time.
Three Taliban militants including director of intelligence office in Shakar Dara town Qari Bismillah were killed following an ambush by Ahmad Massoud’s forces.
Following an armed conflict between Taliban militants and Pakistani border guards at the Torkham border crossing in Nangarhar province, all activities at this border crossing have been suspended.
As a result of an unsuccessful suicide motorcycle attack, several Pakistani soldiers were injured in North Waziristan province.
The Jabhat Ansar al-Mahdi Khorasan group, affiliated to the leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan, was formed and started attacking Pakistan’s government forces in Bannu city located on the Kurram River in southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
As a result of clashes between Taliban militants and Ahmad Massoud’s forces in the border area of Shiva in the Shaghnan district and the highlands of Shahda district in Badakhshan province, four members of Ahmad Massoud’s forces, including one of their field commanders named Mohammad Tahir, were killed and two others were wounded and three […]
Tajikistan has increased the number of border posts in this country to 100 with the aim of combating security threats on its southern border with Afghanistan.
A border confrontation between the Taliban and Pakistani border forces at the Angur Ada border crossing in Barmal district has left six Taliban forces, including a field commander, as well as five Pakistani soldiers killed and injured.
ISWNews Analysis Group – The Taliban caretaker government in Afghanistan is implementing a plan to transfer thousands of militants of the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) group to the northern regions of the country.
Since the onset of Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan in August 2021, the Taliban-affiliated militants have conducted 26 clashes with Afghanistan neighbors. The armed conflicts have resulted in the death and injury of dozens of civilians as well as border guards from Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan and other neighboring countries.