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The article revolves around the escalating ongoing military confrontations between Afghanistan and Pakistan along their border, especially following the deterioration of relations and mutual accusations, with repeated border closures and renewed hostilities. The roots of the conflict trace back to the Durand Line Agreement of 1893, which divided the tribal areas, with Afghanistan refusing to fully recognize the border, leading to ongoing tensions. Relations worsened further with Pakistan's support for the Taliban movement in the early 1990s and its sheltering of the group after returning to power in 2021. These disputes eventually escalated into repeated clashes and military encounters, including attacks and military operations by both sides. Additionally, the decline in economic relations between the two countries, along with Kabul's move to strengthen its ties with Iran, China, and India, contributed to heightening tensions. Recent events include the killing and injury of numerous militants, with Pakistan responding with airstrikes and mutual accusations of supporting armed groups and facilitating their activities across the border.
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