India, Oct. 13 -- Border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan over the Durand Line have happened repeatedly over the decades. The current violence is part of a long, cyclical pattern of mistrust and armed incidents rooted in the disputed border and the presence of militant groups operating in the frontier region.

Heavy clashes between Pakistani and Afghan forces have erupted along the volatile frontier, reviving decades-old hostilities rooted in the unresolved Durand Line dispute. The latest fighting, which intensified over the weekend, has led to the closure of key crossings and left dozens reportedly dead on both sides, deepening fears of a wider regional crisis, according to reports. The ongoing border clashes have several direct ...