ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s military has responded to reported firing by Afghan Taliban forces in the Taida sector of Upper Kurram and the Ghuz Garhi border area according to Pakistani security sources.
Pakistan’s military responded to the incident, with reports of casualties among Afghan Taliban personnel during the exchange in the Ghuz Garhi area.
Pakistan army targets border positions
According to the security sources, Pakistani forces used artillery fire against the Afghan Taliban’s Topsar post and Shipola base camp in the Upper Kurram sector.
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