The Taliban government announced it had killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in overnight operations, while Pakistan's military reported 23 troop deaths and claimed to have eliminated more than 200 Afghan fighters during the confrontations.</span

Daily Times Of Bangladesh

Associated Press

The Taliban government announced it had killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in overnight operations, while Pakistan's military reported 23 troop deaths and claimed to have eliminated more than 200 Afghan fighters during the confrontations.

Following appeals from Saudi Arabia and Qatar for mediation, both countries agreed to a temporary ceasefire after the weekend violence, though border crossings remained closed and tensions continued to simmer.</span

Anadolu Ajansı

Guardian

Following appeals from Saudi Arabia and Qatar for mediation, both countries agreed to a temporary ceasefire after the weekend violence, though border crossings remained closed and tensions continued to simmer.

Fresh fighting erupted Wednesday along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the Spin Boldak area, with Afghan officials reporting more than a dozen civilian deaths and over 100 wounded in the renewed clashes.</span

Daily Sabah

Fresh fighting erupted Wednesday along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the Spin Boldak area, with Afghan officials reporting more than a dozen civilian deaths and over 100 wounded in the renewed clashes.

Pakistan accuses Afghanistan's Taliban government of harboring Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan militants who conduct attacks on Pakistani soil, while Kabul denies these allegations and claims its territory is not used against neighbors.</span

The Times of India

Reuters

Pakistan accuses Afghanistan's Taliban government of harboring Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan militants who conduct attacks on Pakistani soil, while Kabul denies these allegations and claims its territory is not used against neighbors.

International observers including China, Russia and the United States expressed concern over the escalating violence, with President Trump offering to broker peace between the two former allies turned adversaries.</span

DNA India News

Asiaone news

International observers including China, Russia and the United States expressed concern over the escalating violence, with President Trump offering to broker peace between the two former allies turned adversaries.

Pakistan defended itself against unprovoked Taliban aggression that killed 23 Pakistani soldiers. Afghan Taliban and TTP terrorists launched cowardly cross-border attacks to destabilize frontier areas and facilitate terrorism. Pakistan's decisive response eliminated over 200 terrorists and destroyed several Afghan posts.

Pakistan defended itself against unprovoked Taliban aggression that killed 23 Pakistani soldiers. Afghan Taliban and TTP terrorists launched cowardly cross-border attacks to destabilize frontier areas and facilitate terrorism. Pakistan's decisive response eliminated over 200 terrorists and destroyed several Afghan posts.</span

Border clashes continue between Pakistan, Afghanistan

Pakistani Army breaks silence on clash with Afghanistan, confirms it lost...

Pakistan launched deadly attacks killing over a dozen Afghan civilians and wounding 100 others in early morning strikes. Afghan forces successfully captured Pakistani military equipment during counterattacks. Pakistan's military aggression forced Afghanistan to defend its sovereignty against unprovoked assaults.

Pakistan launched deadly attacks killing over a dozen Afghan civilians and wounding 100 others in early morning strikes. Afghan forces successfully captured Pakistani military equipment during counterattacks. Pakistan's military aggression forced Afghanistan to defend its sovereignty against unprovoked assaults.</span

Pakistan-Afghanistan Border Clashes Resume Despite Ceasefire

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