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Afghanistan writes to UNSC, raises issue over territory 'violations' by Pak

Afghanistan's Permanent Representative to the UN Adela Raz wrote to the President of the Security Council, Germany, to report on the most recent violations

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Raz said in the letter that on July 15, Pakistan military forces began unprovoked artillery attacks against Afghan border posts

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Afghanistan has written to the UN Security Council over continued violations of its territory by Pakistani military forces and said it will ask the 15-nation UN body to take necessary measures and actions to end them if the situation is not de-escalated bilaterally.

Afghanistan's Permanent Representative to the UN Adela Raz wrote to the President of the Security Council, Germany, to report on the most recent violations of the Afghan territory by Pakistan's military forces and said the incursion represents a reiteration of violations as Kabul had previously expressed its concerns to the Security Council in February and August 2019.

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