Pakistan Army sepoy killed in Afghanistan crossfire
ISPR says a terrorist fired on a Pakistani Post in Khyber Agency
Sepoy Waqas. PHOTO: ISPR
A Pakistan Army soldier who was critically injured from firing in Khyber Agency succumbed to his wounds on Monday.
The military's media wing Inter-Services Public Relation (ISPR) said, "Sepoy Waqas was performing his duties at the border post when terrorists opened fire. The soldier succumbed to his injuries at Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Peshawar."
The statement further said that "terrorists are resorting to fire from across the border taking advantage of weak border control on the Afghanistan side". There is a requirement to check terrorists' freedom of movement on the Afghan side of the border, ISPR urged.
Afghan guard reportedly killed in cross-border firing
Army chief General Qamar Jawed Bajwa acknowledged Sepoy Waqas's "sacrifice for the security of our motherland."
Funeral prayers of the slain soldier were offered at Corps Headquarters Peshawar. Corps Commander Lt Gen Nazir Ahmed Butt, IGFC Maj Gen Shaheen Mazhar Mehmood, chief secretary K-P and a large number of officers and soldiers attended his funeral prayers.
The military's media wing Inter-Services Public Relation (ISPR) said, "Sepoy Waqas was performing his duties at the border post when terrorists opened fire. The soldier succumbed to his injuries at Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Peshawar."
The statement further said that "terrorists are resorting to fire from across the border taking advantage of weak border control on the Afghanistan side". There is a requirement to check terrorists' freedom of movement on the Afghan side of the border, ISPR urged.
Afghan guard reportedly killed in cross-border firing
Army chief General Qamar Jawed Bajwa acknowledged Sepoy Waqas's "sacrifice for the security of our motherland."
Funeral prayers of the slain soldier were offered at Corps Headquarters Peshawar. Corps Commander Lt Gen Nazir Ahmed Butt, IGFC Maj Gen Shaheen Mazhar Mehmood, chief secretary K-P and a large number of officers and soldiers attended his funeral prayers.