It is an epoch shift in the border control management," said a Pakistani army officer in command of South Waziristan during a presentation to foreign media on Wednesday. "There will not be an inch of international border (in South Waziristan) which shall not remain under our observation." "The fence will definitely create a lot of trouble for the people along the border on both sides but no wall or fence can separate these tribes," he said. Afghanistan, in turn, accuses Islamabad of sheltering the leadership of the Afghan Taliban terrorists who are battling the Western-backed government in Kabul. In May, the tension rose when 10 people were killed in two border villages in Baluchistan region.

Source: bd News24 October 19, 2017 06:11 UTC