Three killed in clash between Pakistani army and Afghan soldiers

After the strickes and counter strikes between Iran and Pakistan, now reports of clashes between the Pakistani army and Afghan soldiers have emerged.

According to the media reports, there was a clash between Pakistan border guards and Afghan ruling Taliban on Durand Line on Saturday. As many as three people died in this incident and some were also injured.

Recently, Iran had carried out an air attack in Balochistan. After this airstrike, there is a tense situation between the two countries.

According to Tolo News, after sporadic clashes last year, a new case of clash between Taliban and Pakistani military personnel has come to light on the border in Kunar province of Afghanistan.

The clashes started after Pakistani forces violated the border. After this the Pakistani army opened fire on Taliban positions in Kunar province. In this clash, 3 people have died on the spot. At the same time, half a dozen people have been injured and are undergoing treatment in the hospital.

On Thursday Pakistan had attacked 'terrorist hideouts' in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province with drones and missiles. 9 people lost their lives in this. In response, Iran launched missile and drone attacks on the bases of Sunni Baloch terrorist group 'Jaish al-Adl' in Pakistan's restive Baluchistan province.

The relations between Pakistan and the Talibani government in Afghanistan have worsened in the recent days and especially after expulsion of a large number of Afghani refuges from Pakistan. Clashes between the forces of the two countries have taken place in the past also.