Official Islamabad has expressed its concern regarding the incidents on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.
Modern.az reports that Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar made a post on the social network "X" regarding this.
He stated that the "Taliban" government's unprovoked firing and incursions along the border are considered a serious provocation:
"Pakistan's retaliatory strikes are aimed at the "Taliban"'s infrastructure and serve to neutralize terrorist elements operating from Afghan soil".
He noted that Pakistan's defensive response does not target peaceful Afghan civilians: "Unlike "Taliban" forces, we exercise extreme caution to avoid civilian casualties".
According to the head of the Foreign Ministry, they expect the "Taliban" government to take concrete measures against terrorist elements and their patrons.
"Pakistan will take all possible measures to protect its territory, sovereignty, and people", - Dar emphasized.
It should be recalled that on October 11, Afghan militants attacked positions on Pakistan's state border.
