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Border Escalation: Pakistan–Afghanistan border Sees Heavy Fire Exchange

By Mehtab Ali Shah

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On December 5, reports emerged that Pakistan and Afghanistan exchanged heavy fire along their shared border — signalling renewed tension in a region already under strain.

The clash adds to a recent history of failed peace talks and fragile ceasefires between the two neighbours.

Mehtab Ali Shah

I’m Mehtab Ai Shah, founder and editor of Savvybazar. I’ve helped thousands of students and professionals find scholarships, internships, and jobs by turning complex application rules into clear, step-by-step guides. On Savvybazar I publish verified listings, deadline alerts, and career resources so you can apply confidently and win opportunities.

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