Pakistan Accuses Taliban of Aiding Terrorists Amid Mass Deportations

The Pakistan Army has accused the Afghan Taliban of helping terrorists cross the border into Pakistan.

They say the Taliban open fire at Pakistani border posts to create a distraction, allowing terrorists and smugglers to sneak in.

Pakistan has military posts along the 2,500 km border, but it's not completely sealed.

The army has been conducting operations to stop these infiltrations and has killed many terrorists.

They also say the Afghan Taliban are supporting different terrorist groups.

Pakistan has closed the border for trade because of security concerns.

They had talks with Afghanistan, but they didn't work out because the Taliban didn't stop the terrorist attacks.

Meanwhile, over 6,000 Afghan refugees have been forcibly repatriated from Pakistan and Iran in a single day.

These refugees are facing serious challenges, including a lack of shelter and difficulties in obtaining electronic ID cards, as winter approaches.