Afghan cross-border shelling kills two in N Waziristan

A total of six shells were fired into Pakistan.


Web Desk September 24, 2013
Two dead in Afghan shelling in North Waziristan. PHOTO: FILE

GHULAM KHAN TEHSIL: Six mortar shells fired by Afghanistan fell in Ghulam Khan Tehsil of North Waziristan Agency killing two people on Tuesday, Express News reported.

One of the shells landed on a house, killing two unidentified people inside.

On September 18, Afghan security forces killed at least five Pakistani citizens close to the Pak-Afghan border in Balochistan.

Islamabad had lodged a strong protest with Kabul on the same day.

According to Pakistani security officials, three vehicles of the Afghan border police had infiltrated Pakistani territory on August 17 and opened fire on tribesmen living close to the border. The incident took place in the Qamar Din Karez area near Zhob city.

On August 1, ten mortar shells were fired from Afghanistan in South Waziristan, injuring a woman and two children.

COMMENTS (12)

stevenson | 10 years ago | Reply

@saeed: The current problems all have to do with 10 years of mismanagement under the dictatorship of Musharraf. He sold the country for nothing because he had no insight into foreign policy and now Pakistan is paying the price. Afghanistan has always been a puppet state of India but now they seem to be even more brazen than before. On the one hand they send refugees to live in peace in Pakistan but at the same time they want to shell the country that gives them security. Pakistan should seal the border with Afghanistan by building a big fence with mines.

saeed | 10 years ago | Reply

Dictator was so bad, did not stand up to US. What happened to our brave politicians? Now India and Afghan are both killing our people and we dont speak a single word? Where are big mouth anchors who never stopped talking Mush not doing anything against US?

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