Pakistan and Afghanistan are on the brink of full-scale war after deadly clashes at the Spin Boldak–Chaman border killed five people, including four civilians. Both countries accuse each other of starting the attack, but neither version matches the other. This comes weeks after Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif declared the country “in a state of war” following a suicide bombing in Islamabad that killed 12. Pakistan blames the Afghan Taliban for sheltering the TTP, while Afghanistan claims Pakistan is escalating tensions. Previous US-brokered ceasefires have collapsed, and Islamabad’s airstrikes on Kabul failed to deter further attacks. With both sides trading artillery fire and diplomatic ties nearly gone, the region is closer than ever to open conflict. Is this the start of a Pakistan–Afghanistan war?
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