The Pakistani government has reopened the key Torkham border crossing with Afghanistan, with a spokesman indicating that other activities will be gradually restored if conditions remain favorable.

The repatriation of undocumented Afghan nationals was suspended after a Pakistani border security official was injured in a cross-border attack from the Afghan side at the Torkham border crossing.

The body of an Afghan national, which had been at Zero Point on the Torkham border for several days, was finally handed over to Afghan authorities by local tribal elders on Thursday.

Afghanistan launched drone strikes on Pakistan military sites. This action followed Pakistani airstrikes in Afghan border areas. Fighting is ongoing in the Torkham border region. Both nations report different casualty figures. International bodies urge both countries to cease hostilities and pursue diplomatic solutions. Previous border clashes were resolved through mediation.

Mosharraf Zaidi, the prime minister’s spokesperson for foreign media, said on Tuesday said that the Afghan Taliban regime initiated unprovoked firing along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in Torkham and Tirah. In a post on the social media platform X, he said, “Pakistan’s security forces responded immediately and effectively, silencing the Taliban aggression.” He said that any further provocation would be responded to “immediately and severely”. He said Pakistan would “continue to protect it...

The Torkham border in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has reopened, allowing for the resumption of repatriation efforts for undocumented Afghans. The frontier connects Pakistan's KP with Afghanistan's Nangarhar province.

The deportation and return of undocumented Afghan nationals through the Torkham border has resumed, following its month-long closure due to clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan.

KHYBER: Pakistan and Afghanistan border forces on Thursday agreed on a brief pause amid ongoing clashes to identify and collect a dead body lying at Zero Point at Torkham for the last few…

The Torkham border crossing has been closed once again after an FC soldier was injured by fire from Afghanistan during the repatriation of Afghan citizens.

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) province is set to partially reopen the Torkham border, initiating a phased return of Afghans, beginning with prisoners held in jails.

The Taliban's Ministry of Refugees has accused Pakistan of bombing migrant camps in Torkham and Spin Boldak, calling the actions 'moral and humanitarian crimes' against deported civilians.

Pakistani forces swiftly retaliated against unprovoked cross-border fire from the Taliban in Torkham and Tirah, destroying a Taliban post.