Cross-Border Firing at Chaman: Pakistan Rejects Afghan Allegations, Responds Responsibly
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has strongly rejected Afghanistan’s allegations regarding the recent firing incident at the Chaman border, stating that the unprovoked firing was initiated from the Afghan side. In an official statement, the Ministry of Information said the Government of Pakistan firmly denies the claims being circulated by Afghan authorities and reaffirms that the firing began…
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has strongly rejected Afghanistan’s allegations regarding the recent firing incident at the Chaman border, stating that the unprovoked firing was initiated from the Afghan side.
In an official statement, the Ministry of Information said the Government of Pakistan firmly denies the claims being circulated by Afghan authorities and reaffirms that the firing began from across the border. Pakistani security forces, it added, responded “swiftly, responsibly, and in a measured manner.”
The ministry emphasized that Pakistan remains committed to maintaining border discipline and ensuring peace and stability in the region. “Every necessary step will be taken to safeguard our territorial integrity and protect our citizens,” the statement read.
According to the ministry, “Certain elements from the Afghan side opened unprovoked fire on Pakistani border posts. Pakistani forces responded effectively and responsibly, bringing the situation under control. The ceasefire currently remains intact.”
Pakistan reiterated its commitment to ongoing dialogue and expressed hope for continued cooperation from Afghan authorities to prevent such incidents in the future.
