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Afghan Shelling Hits Civilian Area in Chaman Village, One Brother Killed and Another Injured

Afghan shelling hits Chaman village, killing one and injuring another as tensions rise along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

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Chaman border shelling civilian damage

Mortar shelling in Chaman village causes civilian casualties and damage, raising tensions along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

April 28, 2026

Tensions flared along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border after Afghan forces reportedly targeted a civilian area in Chaman late last night. According to local sources, mortar shells fired from across the border landed in the nearby village of Muhammad Hassan, spreading fear and panic among residents.

Casualties and Damage

Residents said one of the mortar shells struck the home of a local man, Dost Muhammad. As a result of the explosion, a young man identified as Rafiullah was killed on the spot, while his brother Naqeebullah sustained serious injuries. The blast also caused significant damage to part of the house.

Medical Response

Following the incident, local residents and rescue teams rushed the injured to a nearby health facility. Due to the severity of his condition, Naqeebullah was later referred to a hospital in Quetta for advanced treatment, where doctors are continuing efforts to save his life.

Situation on the Ground

The incident has heightened tensions in border areas, with local authorities and security officials assessing the situation. Residents of Chaman strongly condemned the shelling of civilian areas and called on the government to ensure better protection for communities living along the border.

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