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So these attacks were carried out then as well? Why was Afghan attacking back then?
Pakistan to fence iran border.
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So these attacks were carried out then as well? Why was Afghan attacking back then?
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in 80s afghanistan was ruled by " shurawi " , pro socialist russian govt. And pakistan was supporting so called " afghan mujahideen .
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Great decision, atleast unwanted Militant will stop from Iran, and Cornavirus will also stop.
Pakistan is finally thinking about securing its borders
Pakistan is finally thinking about securing its borders
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why is Iran opposing the fence???? Is it because of smugling or i am missing something?
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EVen as of now, Iran has fenced more parts of its border with Pakistan than vice versa. Keep fencing your part....its been long overdue.
Yea....multiple reasons why...is the border full demarcated and agreed on by both countries already?? Or is it for smuggling Fatemiyoun recruits across the porous border being easier? Smuggling Quds force operatives into Pakistan?i dunno.....more info will come out sooner or later though.
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BALOCHISTAN:
Fencing of the 1,381 km section of the 2,611 km Pak-Afghan Border in Balochistan underway
Very lovely fence, ma sha Allah. It will bring much needed stability to Balochistan.
Terrorism, my brothers. This is what Iran and India are working on in Chahbahar, now that Afghanistan is closed for them.
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Yes - Pakistan has no issues with Iran on border demarcation.
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First reason is economic Iran has a huge market of smuggled oil and agri products in Pakistan. Second reason would be no more access to access for Zanibyoon Terrorists. Third reason Iran has been reluctant to take action against BRAS scumbags mainly bcz of Indian involvement which is basically same as enabling their terror activities.
some pakestani are very high! previously posted that aerial photos showed that Iran had set up fence on its side, and the Pakistani border even dont have the road!...
Unlike Pakistan, we share borders with many countries!...
Unlike Pakistan, we share borders with many countries!...
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Pak-Afghan border fencing work reviewed
Saleem Shahid
February 10, 2021
QUETTA: Pakistan has completed 182km of the 213km-long fence at the Afghan border and work on the remaining 31km fence is expected to complete till April, a senior official told the meeting of civil and military officials here on Tuesday.
The meeting, which was presided over by Balochistan Home Minister Ziaullah Langove, discussed the ongoing border-fencing project, land settlement due to border fencing between the two countries and the overall law and order situation.
With the completion of the border fencing work, which was expected by April, the legal crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan would increase manifold, the senior official said, expressing the hope that it would also have a positive impact on the economy of the neighbouring countries and create jobs opportunities for the residents of the border areas.
The meeting was also briefed about steps being taken in the wake of bilateral negotiations with the Afghan government and desires of the tribal elders regarding land settlement issues. The participants were told that the federal government was erecting fence at the Pak-Afghan border to curb terrorism and maintain law and order in the border and other areas of Balochistan.
Also, the officials reviewed the implementation of the decisions taken in the previous two meetings and suggested further steps for progress on the issues related to the border fencing.
He said the border fencing helped Pakistan foil many terrorist plots.
Senator Manzoor Kakar, retired Capt Abdul Khaliq Achakzai, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Hafiz Abdul Majid, Quetta Commissioner Asfandyar Kakar, Quetta DIG M. Akram Azhar, Chaman Scouts Commandant Colonel M. Rashid and Qila Abdullah Deputy Commissioner Tariq Javed Mengal attended the meeting.
Published in Dawn, February 10th, 2021
Saleem Shahid
February 10, 2021
QUETTA: Pakistan has completed 182km of the 213km-long fence at the Afghan border and work on the remaining 31km fence is expected to complete till April, a senior official told the meeting of civil and military officials here on Tuesday.
The meeting, which was presided over by Balochistan Home Minister Ziaullah Langove, discussed the ongoing border-fencing project, land settlement due to border fencing between the two countries and the overall law and order situation.
With the completion of the border fencing work, which was expected by April, the legal crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan would increase manifold, the senior official said, expressing the hope that it would also have a positive impact on the economy of the neighbouring countries and create jobs opportunities for the residents of the border areas.
The meeting was also briefed about steps being taken in the wake of bilateral negotiations with the Afghan government and desires of the tribal elders regarding land settlement issues. The participants were told that the federal government was erecting fence at the Pak-Afghan border to curb terrorism and maintain law and order in the border and other areas of Balochistan.
Also, the officials reviewed the implementation of the decisions taken in the previous two meetings and suggested further steps for progress on the issues related to the border fencing.
The home minister directed the district administration and the Board of Revenue to submit their reports as soon as possible for resolving the land settlement issues amicably.
He said the border fencing helped Pakistan foil many terrorist plots.
Senator Manzoor Kakar, retired Capt Abdul Khaliq Achakzai, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Hafiz Abdul Majid, Quetta Commissioner Asfandyar Kakar, Quetta DIG M. Akram Azhar, Chaman Scouts Commandant Colonel M. Rashid and Qila Abdullah Deputy Commissioner Tariq Javed Mengal attended the meeting.
Published in Dawn, February 10th, 2021
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