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Pakistan lodges protest with Afghanistan over cross-border attack

AfghanistanPakistan lodges protest with Afghanistan over cross-border attack

Pakistan lodges protest with Afghanistan over cross-border attack

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Pakistani authorities have lodged a strong protest with the Afghanistan government over another cross-border attack by terrorists, the Foreign Office said.

A Pakistani soldier embraced Shahadat due to sniper fire from the Afghan side of the border at a Pakistani military post near Ghakhai Pass in Bajaur agency.

The Afghan Charge d’ Affaires in Islamabad was told that the Afghan authorities must take concrete action to stop such incidents and prevent the recurrence of cross-border fire and physical attacks by terrorists operating from Afghan territory.

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