Afghanistan announced that its forces killed 58 Pakistani soldiers during overnight clashes along the shared border.Officials said the operation came after repeated Pakistani violations of Afghan territory and airspace.Earlier in the week, Afghan leaders accused Pakistan of bombing Kabul and a market in eastern Afghanistan.Pakistan has not taken responsibility for the alleged attacks. Taliban government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said Afghan troops captured 25 Pakistani army posts and wounded 30 soldiers.He stated that Afghan forces fully control all official borders and de facto lines of the country.Mujahid added that security forces have largely halted illegal activities across the border. Kabul Warns…
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