50 Afghan soldiers killed in border firing

ANI  |  Islamabad [Pakistan] 

Fifty security personnel were killed and another 100 injurd as forces retaliated to unprovoked firing by border forces on security personnel in Balochistan's Chaman area last week.

Inspector General Frontier Corps Maj Gen. Nadeem Anjum said, "We are not happy over their losses since they are our Muslim brothers."

The attack forced evacuation in Killi Luqman, Killi Jahangir and Badshah Adda Kahol as chaman border was shut down and security ramped up in and parts of

Southern Command Commander Lt. Gen. Aamir Riaz termed the cross-border attack as shameful .

Pakistani and military commanders agreed to carry out a geological survey of the border area.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

50 Afghan soldiers killed in border firing

Fifty Afghan security personnel were killed and another 100 injurd as Pakistan forces retaliated to unprovoked firing by Afghan border forces on security personnel in Balochistan's Chaman area last week.Inspector General Frontier Corps Balochistan Maj Gen. Nadeem Anjum said, "We are not happy over their losses since they are our Muslim brothers."The attack forced evacuation in Killi Luqman, Killi Jahangir and Badshah Adda Kahol as chaman border was shut down and security ramped up in Quetta and parts of Balochistan.Southern Command Commander Lt. Gen. Aamir Riaz termed the cross-border attack as shameful .Pakistani and Afghanistan military commanders agreed to carry out a geological survey of the border area.

Fifty security personnel were killed and another 100 injurd as forces retaliated to unprovoked firing by border forces on security personnel in Balochistan's Chaman area last week.

Inspector General Frontier Corps Maj Gen. Nadeem Anjum said, "We are not happy over their losses since they are our Muslim brothers."

The attack forced evacuation in Killi Luqman, Killi Jahangir and Badshah Adda Kahol as chaman border was shut down and security ramped up in and parts of

Southern Command Commander Lt. Gen. Aamir Riaz termed the cross-border attack as shameful .

Pakistani and military commanders agreed to carry out a geological survey of the border area.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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