Pakistan Army Kills 16 Afghan Taliban in Response to Unprovoked Border Aggression

The Pakistan Army has reportedly killed at least 16 Afghan Taliban fighters following unprovoked aggression along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, according to ARY News, citing security sources.

The clash began on September 7 when Afghan Taliban forces opened fire on Pakistani border posts, with hostilities continuing until the evening of September 9. In response, the Pakistan Army launched a decisive counterattack, resulting in the deaths of 16 Taliban fighters and injuries to 27 others. Additionally, two Taliban tanks were destroyed during the exchange of fire.

Security sources emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to defending its borders, stating that any further acts of unprovoked aggression would be met with a firm and robust response.

The swift military action highlights Pakistan’s determination to maintain border security in the face of growing tensions and violations from the Afghan side, raising concerns over the potential escalation of conflict between the two nations.