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Afghan-Pakistan Border Shooting: Military Clash Escalates

Afghan-Pakistan Border Shooting: Military Clash Escalates

December 6, 2025 Ahmed Hassan - World News Editor World

Here’s a⁤ summary of teh news article, focusing on the key points:

Clashes Erupt Between Afghanistan and Pakistan Militaries

* What happened: Intense⁣ gunfire broke out between Afghan and⁢ pakistani ‌military forces on ‍Friday evening (December 5th, 2025) along their border.
* Accusations: Both sides accuse​ the other of initiating the conflict with “unprovoked”‍ attacks.
* ⁢ Afghanistan (Taliban spokesperson⁣ Zabihullah Mujahid): Claims Pakistani⁤ troops attacked in the‌ Spin Boldak district of Kandahar ⁤province.
* Pakistan (PM office spokesperson Mosharraf zaidi): Claims Afghan troops fired first along the Chaman border. Pakistan asserts it responded with a “rapid, precise and intense response.”
*⁢ Location: Clashes occurred‍ in the Spin Boldak district⁢ (Kandahar, Afghanistan) and along the Chaman border crossing.
* Reports from Residents: Residents on the Afghan side report the‍ fighting lasted about two hours, starting around‌ 10:30 PM local time.
* ‌ Continued Accusations: As of Saturday morning, Pakistan continues to blame Afghanistan for starting the latest clashes.
* Context: This⁣ escalation follows the ⁤failure of recent peace talks between the two countries.

The article highlights a tense situation with both sides firmly blaming the other for initiating the violence.

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