Pakistan’s operational readiness outpaces India, Afghan Taliban: ISPR

Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry stated that Pakistan is "much ahead" in operational readiness compared to India and the Afghan Taliban. According to the Daily Times, the military spokesperson also noted that the country's military is adopting emerging technologies.

Dawn reports that the deputy commissioner of Lower South Waziristan district announced on Sunday that Pakistani security forces responded to ongoing unprovoked firing from Afghan border posts onto Pakistani checkpoints. The deputy commissioner stated that Pakistani forces targeted multiple Afghan border posts, mortar positions, and defensive checkpoints, forcing the Afghan Taliban to flee their posts.

No casualties have been reported from the Pakistani side of the border, and the deputy commissioner affirmed that forces remain prepared to respond to aggression.

This recent exchange follows skirmishes on Friday where Pakistani armed forces responded to unprovoked firing, resulting in the destruction of several Afghan Taliban posts near South Waziristan and Parachinar, according to Dawn. Additionally, Afghan forces opened fire along the Angoor Adda border area on Tuesday, an incident that killed one local and injured five members of a family.

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