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’Market is almost dead’: Traders in Pakistani border town decry border closures due to Afghanistan clashes
CHAMAN/BALOCHISTAN: Hajji Abdul Bari Achakzai’s office wears a deserted look. The empty chairs in his office in the southwestern Pakistani city of Chaman reflect the impact that border closures, triggered by clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, have had on bilateral trade in both countries. Pakistan and Afghanistan saw fierce fighting on Oct. 11, when Afghan forces struck multiple Pakistani military posts. Afghanistan officials claimed to have killed 58 Pakistani soldiers in response to what they said were repeated violations of Afghan territory and airspace.
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arabnews.com
’Market is almost dead’: Traders in Pakistani border town decry border closures due to Afghanistan clashes
CHAMAN/BALOCHISTAN: Hajji Abdul Bari Achakzai’s office wears a deserted look. The empty chairs in his office in the southwestern Pakistani city of Chaman reflect the impact that…
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‘People can breathe’: Hope for peace on Afghan-Pakistan border
Spin Boldak, Afghanistan: After a week of violence, residents on the frontier between Afghanistan and Pakistan are hoping a new ceasefire deal will end the clashes and revive…
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thehindu.com
Chaman border crossing partially reopens after Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire
Chaman border crossing reopens partially after Pakistan-Afghanistan ceasefire, allowing stranded families and containers to move.