Local affiliates of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in the western Nimroz province said that they have stopped the Pakistani military from erecting barbed wire and outposts.

The Pakistani military personnel reportedly wanted to build their outpost on Afghanistan soil in Chahar Burjak district of Nimroz province.

Eyewitness and residents of the bordering district say that the Pakistani military exceeded up to 15 kilometers into Afghanistan�s soil and wanted to build check posts.

Neither Taliban officials nor Pakistani officials have commented on the issue yet.

It comes over a week after the provincial head of the General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI) of Taliban destroyed barbed wire of the Pakistani military in eastern Nangarhar province and warned them of repercussions in case they build fences on Afghan soil.

The nearly 2,400 kilometers of Durand Line between Afghanistan and Pakistan has always been a matter of conflict and chaos between the two sides especially after Pakistan started erecting fences on the line.

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