Pakistani forces and Afghan Taliban engaged in deadly border clashes over the weekend, with Pakistan reporting 23 soldiers killed while Afghanistan claimed 58 Pakistani soldiers died, marking the deadliest conflict since Taliban returned to power in 2021.</span

Al Jazeera

Dw.Com

Pakistani forces and Afghan Taliban engaged in deadly border clashes over the weekend, with Pakistan reporting 23 soldiers killed while Afghanistan claimed 58 Pakistani soldiers died, marking the deadliest conflict since Taliban returned to power in 2021.

Fresh fighting erupted Wednesday along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Spin Boldak district, killing over a dozen Afghan civilians and wounding more than 100, while Pakistan reported four civilians wounded in Chaman district.</span

Reuters

Daily Sabah

Fresh fighting erupted Wednesday along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Spin Boldak district, killing over a dozen Afghan civilians and wounding more than 100, while Pakistan reported four civilians wounded in Chaman district.

Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harboring Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan militants who operate from Afghan soil, while Kabul denies these allegations and says it does not allow its territory to be used against neighboring countries.</span

Guardian

Associated Press

Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of harboring Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan militants who operate from Afghan soil, while Kabul denies these allegations and says it does not allow its territory to be used against neighboring countries.

The Taliban accused Pakistan of conducting airstrikes in Kabul and eastern Afghanistan markets last Thursday, though Islamabad has not officially acknowledged responsibility for these attacks that preceded the border violence.</span

The Times of India

The Taliban accused Pakistan of conducting airstrikes in Kabul and eastern Afghanistan markets last Thursday, though Islamabad has not officially acknowledged responsibility for these attacks that preceded the border violence.

Border crossings between the two countries remain closed following the clashes, halting trade and stranding vehicles loaded with goods, as Pakistan serves as the main source of supplies for landlocked Afghanistan.</span

Hindustan Times

Border crossings between the two countries remain closed following the clashes, halting trade and stranding vehicles loaded with goods, as Pakistan serves as the main source of supplies for landlocked Afghanistan.

International mediators including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China and Russia called for de-escalation, while US President Trump offered to broker peace between the neighboring countries amid fears of wider regional conflict.</span

Asiaone news

International mediators including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, China and Russia called for de-escalation, while US President Trump offered to broker peace between the neighboring countries amid fears of wider regional conflict.

Deadly Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Clashes Kill Dozens

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