Kabul, June 10 -- Afghanistan has begun the process of border demarcation with its neighbouring states along with restoration of border markers that were previously lost for various reasons, the Afghan Ministry of Borders, Ethnicities, and Tribes Affairs said.
Some analysts say that due to the conflicts over the past two decades in the US' 'War on Terror', neighbouring countries have committed violations in some parts of Afghanistan's zero points due to regional instability, and the renewal of border markers will be effective in resolving these issues.
"Regardless of the sensitivity and length of the process, the ministry and its partner agencies are committed to precisely defining zero points and protecting the territorial integrity ...