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Pakistan Denies Afghan Claims Over Chaman Border Incident

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Chaman Spin Boldak

Islamabad: Pakistan has firmly rejected claims from Afghan authorities regarding Thursday’s border incident at Chaman Spin Boldak, clarifying that the firing originated from the Afghan side. Ministry of Information said that certain elements from across the border opened fire on Pakistani posts, prompting a swift and responsible response from security forces.

Incident Under Investigation

Authorities noted that the initial exchange of fire appeared to have been accidental, and an investigation is underway to determine the exact cause. They added that the situation was quickly brought under control due to the professional conduct of Pakistani troops.

Ceasefire Remains Intact

Despite the brief exchange at Chaman Spin Boldak, the ceasefire along the Pak-Afghan border remains fully in place. Officials reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to maintaining peace and stability, emphasizing that the country continues to favor dialogue and expects the same constructive approach from Afghan counterparts.

Call for Cooperation

Authorities reaffirmed Pakistan’s dedication to maintaining stability along the border and urged collaborative engagement to prevent future incidents.

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