Pakistan delivers clear message to Afghan forces over unprovoked firing, warning that such hostile actions will not be tolerated. The message follows recent incidents of cross-border firing that endangered civilian lives and security personnel along the frontier.
According to official sources, Pakistan lodged a formal protest with Afghan authorities through diplomatic channels, demanding an immediate halt to the aggression. Islamabad emphasized that repeated provocations threaten regional peace and violate international border norms.
The Pakistan delivers clear message to Afghan forces over unprovoked firing statement came after several Pakistani border posts were reportedly targeted from the Afghan side, prompting a firm but measured response from Pakistani troops. Officials confirmed that the country reserves the right to defend its territory against any act of aggression.
A spokesperson for the Foreign Office said Pakistan has shown restraint and continues to pursue peaceful relations with Afghanistan. However, the recent unprovoked firing has raised serious concerns about the commitment of Afghan authorities to maintaining stability along the border.
“Pakistan wants good neighborly ties and regional cooperation, but such incidents undermine trust,” the spokesperson added. He reaffirmed that the country’s security forces are fully capable of responding decisively if provoked.
The Pakistan delivers clear message to Afghan forces over unprovoked firing move underscores Islamabad’s consistent stance that peace and respect for sovereignty are non-negotiable. Officials also urged the Afghan government to take effective control of its border areas and prevent militant elements from exploiting the situation.
Meanwhile, local residents near the border have expressed fear following the recent exchanges, urging both sides to resolve tensions through dialogue. Pakistan reiterated its commitment to diplomacy but made it clear that protecting its people and territory remains a top priority.
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