Pakistani security forces have responded to cross-border firing near Angor Adda in South Waziristan by targeting multiple Afghan border posts. The incident involved firing on Pakistani checkpoints, prompting an immediate retaliatory operation.
According to a statement issued by the Deputy Commissioner of Lower South Waziristan on Sunday, Pakistani forces struck several Afghan border positions. The operation targeted border posts, mortar positions and defensive checkpoints.
Pakistani Forces Launch Retaliatory Operation
The statement described the firing from across the border as unprovoked. Following the incident, Pakistani security forces launched what authorities called an immediate and effective response.
The operation focused on multiple Afghan border installations, including mortar positions and defensive checkpoints. Authorities said the response pushed Afghan Taliban fighters to abandon their positions.
According to the statement, the fighters fled their positions following the Pakistani forces’ response.
No Pakistani Casualties Reported
Authorities have not reported any casualties on the Pakistani side of the border so far. However, the available statement did not provide further details about possible casualties or losses on the Afghan side.
It also did not specify the number of border posts targeted or provide an exact assessment of the damage caused during the operation.
Security Forces Remain on Alert
Pakistani security forces remain vigilant following the cross-border incident. The deputy commissioner’s statement said troops were fully alert and prepared to respond to any further aggression.
Meanwhile, the situation highlights renewed security concerns around the Angor Adda border area in South Waziristan, where the latest exchange prompted a swift military response.
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