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Several Taliban fighters killed in clash along Pakistan-Afghanistan border

Several Taliban fighters killed in clash along Pakistan-Afghanistan border
Times of India Friday 25 September 2026, 02:22 UTC By AADRITA HALDER 1 min read
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An attempted Afghan aggression in the Gulistan sector along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border was thwarted, with several Afghan Taliban personnel killed, according to Pakistani security sources. The sources said an intermittent exchange of fire between Pakistani security forces and the Afghan Taliban remains ongoing in the area, as cited by Reuters. This is a developing story

An attempted Afghan aggression in the Gulistan sector along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border was thwarted, with several Afghan Taliban personnel killed, according to Pakistani security sources. The sources said an intermittent exchange of fire between Pakistani security forces and the Afghan Taliban remains ongoing in the area, as cited by Reuters. This is a developing story
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