Pakistan refutes Afghanistan’s claim about recent firing incident
Cross border attacks on Army or FC posts are responded in self-defence only, says FO
PHOTO:AFP
Pakistan has regretted Afghanistan government’s recent attempt to twist facts about recent firing incident along the Pak-Afghan border.
The press release issued by the Foreign Office (FO) on Wednesday stated that Pakistan does not fire across the Pak-Afghan border as a matter of policy and cross border attacks on Army or FC posts are responded in self-defence only.
Cross-border attacks by militants are routine alone the border, with militants with safe havens in Afghanistan launching attacks against border fencing teams and security posts in the region.
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“Pakistan has formally shared the location of these terrorist camps in the areas mentioned and has requested the Government of Afghanistan to deploy its forces in these areas to bring it under their effective control, “ the press release stated.
“We hope Afghanistan will do the needful in line with the mutual understanding on these issues,” it added.
The press release issued by the Foreign Office (FO) on Wednesday stated that Pakistan does not fire across the Pak-Afghan border as a matter of policy and cross border attacks on Army or FC posts are responded in self-defence only.
Cross-border attacks by militants are routine alone the border, with militants with safe havens in Afghanistan launching attacks against border fencing teams and security posts in the region.
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“Pakistan has formally shared the location of these terrorist camps in the areas mentioned and has requested the Government of Afghanistan to deploy its forces in these areas to bring it under their effective control, “ the press release stated.
“We hope Afghanistan will do the needful in line with the mutual understanding on these issues,” it added.