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On night of 4th may afghanistan forces entered Pakistani territory and made people hostge. They started using civilians as hostages. The people of Pakistan resisted on which a boy was shot by afghan forces. Pakistan army contacted afghan army but they refused to answer. Pakistan army started operation and before dawn afghan forces were forced to retreat with heavy casulaities.
The next day afghan soldiers started using artillary on Pakistan killing many civilians including a pregnant women. Pakistan army never wanted but was forced to repond heavily destroying more than 5 afghan posts killing more than 50 afghan soldiers in both operations(one at night and 1 at day). more than 100 afghan soldiers are injured. 2 pakistani soldiers died while 9 are injured.
Afghan forces later due to high casualities begged for ceasefire and we accepted it.
50 Afghan soldiers killed, 100 injured in retaliatory firing to Chaman cross-border attack: IG FC
Syed Ali ShahUpdated 10 minutes ago
Inspector General (IG) Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan Maj Gen Nadeem Anjum on Sunday claimed that 50 Afghan security personnel were killed and another 100 injured as Pakistani forces retaliated to unprovoked firing by Afghan border forces on security personnel in Balochistan's Chaman area last week.
He added, however, that "we are not happy over their losses since they are our Muslim brothers".
The IG FC was briefing the media over a recent cross-border attack in Chaman, in which 12 people were killed and 40 injured when Afghan border forces opened fire on security personnel guarding a census team, although Afghanistan had been informed of the exercise in advance.
The attack caused residents in Killi Luqman, Killi Jahangir and Badshah Adda Kahol evacuating their homes as Chaman was shut down and security ramped up in Quetta and other parts of Balochistan.
The FC Balochistan chief said four or five check posts were also destroyed when Pakistani border guards retaliated to the cross-border attack.
Gen Anjum said that on May 5, Afghanistan pleaded for ceasefire, which Pakistan accepted.
The FC Balochistan chief said that Afghan authorities targeted civilians even though they had been informed about the on-going census exercise.
Earlier, Commander Southern Command Lt Gen Aamir Riaz termed the cross-border attack as 'shameful'.
"This was a shameful act to target civilians at the border villages of Pakistan," Riaz told journalists at Chaman during a visit to the area.
He said that Afghanistan would not benefit from such attacks in any way and that the Afghan government should be ashamed of such acts.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1331637/5...-chaman-cross-border-attack-ig-frontier-corps
The next day afghan soldiers started using artillary on Pakistan killing many civilians including a pregnant women. Pakistan army never wanted but was forced to repond heavily destroying more than 5 afghan posts killing more than 50 afghan soldiers in both operations(one at night and 1 at day). more than 100 afghan soldiers are injured. 2 pakistani soldiers died while 9 are injured.
Afghan forces later due to high casualities begged for ceasefire and we accepted it.
50 Afghan soldiers killed, 100 injured in retaliatory firing to Chaman cross-border attack: IG FC
Syed Ali ShahUpdated 10 minutes ago
Inspector General (IG) Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan Maj Gen Nadeem Anjum on Sunday claimed that 50 Afghan security personnel were killed and another 100 injured as Pakistani forces retaliated to unprovoked firing by Afghan border forces on security personnel in Balochistan's Chaman area last week.
He added, however, that "we are not happy over their losses since they are our Muslim brothers".
The IG FC was briefing the media over a recent cross-border attack in Chaman, in which 12 people were killed and 40 injured when Afghan border forces opened fire on security personnel guarding a census team, although Afghanistan had been informed of the exercise in advance.
The attack caused residents in Killi Luqman, Killi Jahangir and Badshah Adda Kahol evacuating their homes as Chaman was shut down and security ramped up in Quetta and other parts of Balochistan.
The FC Balochistan chief said four or five check posts were also destroyed when Pakistani border guards retaliated to the cross-border attack.
Gen Anjum said that on May 5, Afghanistan pleaded for ceasefire, which Pakistan accepted.
The FC Balochistan chief said that Afghan authorities targeted civilians even though they had been informed about the on-going census exercise.
Earlier, Commander Southern Command Lt Gen Aamir Riaz termed the cross-border attack as 'shameful'.
"This was a shameful act to target civilians at the border villages of Pakistan," Riaz told journalists at Chaman during a visit to the area.
He said that Afghanistan would not benefit from such attacks in any way and that the Afghan government should be ashamed of such acts.
https://www.dawn.com/news/1331637/5...-chaman-cross-border-attack-ig-frontier-corps
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