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    No Pakistani Posts Captured or Damaged Amid Cross-Border Clashes, PM Spokesman Clarifies

    Web DeskBy Web DeskMarch 3, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    In a firm statement addressing recent tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, the Prime Minister’s spokesperson for foreign media, Mosharraf Zaidi, clarified that no Pakistani military posts have been captured or suffered damage despite multiple attacks launched by Taliban forces. These incidents of unprovoked firing took place across various locations in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a region that has historically faced security challenges due to its proximity to the porous border.

    Zaidi emphasized that the Pakistani military responded decisively to the Taliban’s aggression, inflicting substantial losses on the attackers. The swift and effective countermeasures taken by Pakistan’s armed forces have ensured that the integrity of the border remains intact, and no Pakistani soldiers have been taken captive during these confrontations. This robust defense underscores Pakistan’s commitment to safeguarding its territorial sovereignty against any hostile actions.

    Addressing rumors and misinformation circulating in some quarters, the spokesperson dismissed claims suggesting damage to Pakistani posts as unfounded and politically motivated. He pointed out that such allegations are largely propagated by groups aligned with Indian interests operating within Afghanistan, aiming to destabilize the region and undermine Pakistan’s security narrative. These falsehoods, he insisted, do not reflect the reality on the ground.

    Furthermore, Zaidi reiterated Pakistan’s stance on border security, warning that any form of aggression targeting the country will be met with an immediate and forceful response. This declaration serves as a clear message to hostile elements that Pakistan remains vigilant and prepared to defend itself against any threats. The government and military leadership continue to monitor the situation closely to prevent escalation and maintain peace along the frontier.

    It is worth noting that the Pakistan-Afghanistan border has long been a flashpoint due to the complex dynamics involving various militant groups and geopolitical interests. The recent flare-up highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Pakistan in securing its borders while managing delicate diplomatic relations with its neighbor. The government’s transparent communication through officials like Mosharraf Zaidi plays a crucial role in informing the public and countering misinformation during such critical times.

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