ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Rejects Afghan Taliban’s ‘Fabricated’ Narrative on Angoor Adda Incident, with the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting dismissing the Afghan Taliban regime’s account of the recent border clash as false and misleading. The ministry said Pakistani security forces responded to cross-border firing and mortar shelling and destroyed seven Afghan Taliban posts.
According to an official statement issued by the ministry, Afghan Taliban forces initiated firing and mortar shelling targeting civilians inside Pakistani territory. Islamabad described the incident as an act of aggression and accused the Afghan Taliban regime of presenting a misleading account of the confrontation.
Pakistan Rejects Afghan Taliban’s ‘Fabricated’ Narrative, Reports Destruction of Seven Posts
The ministry stated that Pakistani security forces responded to the alleged cross-border aggression, targeting and destroying seven Afghan Taliban posts. It also claimed that the strikes inflicted human and material losses on the opposing side, although the statement did not provide specific casualty figures.
The ministry further accused the Afghan Taliban regime of using misleading claims to conceal the outcome of the confrontation and influence public perception of the incident.
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Reaffirming Pakistan’s position, the ministry said the country remained committed to defending its territorial integrity and protecting citizens along the western border.
The incident underscores continuing security tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, where cross-border firing and conflicting accounts of security incidents remain sources of concern.
