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Cross Border Fire Hits Bajaur Village Killing Woman and Children

Cross border shelling in Bajaur kills a woman and two children as tensions rise following a failed infiltration attempt

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Cross border shelling damages homes in Bajaur village

Homes damaged in Bajaur after cross border shelling that killed a woman and children, raising fears among local residents.

April 15, 2026

Unprovoked Mortar Fire Hits Residential Area

At least three civilians, including a woman and two children, were killed after mortar shells fired from across the border landed in a residential area of Bajaur District. The incident took place in the Kat Kot area, where several rounds struck Malik Shaheen village, causing panic and destruction. Three other people were also seriously injured and were rushed to nearby hospitals for emergency treatment. Doctors say their condition remains critical.

According to security sources, the attack was unprovoked and directly targeted civilian homes. Local residents described scenes of chaos as families tried to rescue the injured from damaged houses. Meanwhile, authorities quickly moved to secure the area and assist affected families. As the situation unfolded, law enforcement and rescue teams remained on alert to prevent further harm.

Army Response and Rising Border Tensions

Security officials stated that the shelling followed a failed attempt by the Afghan Taliban to push militants into Pakistani territory. Due to timely action by the Pakistan Army, the infiltration attempt was stopped. However, after facing resistance, the attackers reportedly began firing toward civilian areas in frustration.

Soon after the attack, Pakistani forces responded with targeted action. Military sources confirmed that the firing position used for the shelling was destroyed. Nearby posts across the border were also hit during the response. Officials said the counter action caused heavy losses to the attackers and prevented further shelling.

Following the incident, security along the border has been tightened. Checkposts have been placed on high alert, and patrols have increased to ensure the safety of local communities. Authorities have also assured residents that every possible step is being taken to protect civilians living near the border.

In recent weeks, tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border have increased. Incidents of cross-border fire and security operations have been reported more frequently. While officials continue to monitor the situation closely, local communities remain concerned about their safety.

For now, the focus remains on caring for the injured, supporting the affected families, and preventing any further attacks. Security agencies say they will continue to respond firmly to any threat while working to maintain stability in the region.

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