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News|Border DisputesFive people killed in firefight on Tajik-Afghan border, Tajikistan saysThe incident is the third of its kind in recent weeks in which Tajik border guards and civilians have been killed.

## Security Incident at Tajikistan-Afghanistan Border

Security Incident at Tajikistan-Afghanistan Border

A recent conflict at the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border resulted in the death of five individuals, as reported by Tajikistan's border protection agency. The incident involved heavily armed individuals from Afghanistan who crossed into Tajikistan at the village of Kavo in the Shamsiddin Shokhin district.

According to the border agency's statement, the intruders attacked a guard post, leading to the deaths of two Tajik border guards. In the subsequent gun battle, three of the intruders were killed. This marks the third such incident in recent weeks involving casualties among Tajik border personnel and civilians.

The border agency reported the recovery of various weapons and ammunition from the scene, including:

Three M-16 rifles One Kalashnikov assault rifle Three foreign-made pistols with silencers Ten hand grenades A night-vision scope Explosives and other ammunition

A recent conflict at the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border resulted in the death of five individuals, as reported by Tajikistan's border protection agency.
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The agency indicated that the intruders refused to comply with orders to surrender and were planning an armed attack on a border post. Additionally, the statement highlighted the repeated security failures of the Taliban government to maintain stability along the border and combat terrorist activities.

The Tajik authorities have expressed a demand for an apology from Afghan leadership and reiterated their commitment to defending Tajikistan's territorial integrity against "terrorists and smugglers."

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The border between Afghanistan and Tajikistan spans approximately 1,340 km (830 miles) and is known to be a route for drug smuggling into Central Asia. Russian forces are present in Tajikistan and have historically participated in joint exercises with Tajik forces to enhance border security. Afghanistan has not yet issued a statement regarding the recent incident.

Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.

AI transparency. This article was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and published under human editorial oversight. AI systems can make mistakes. Read how we use AI (EU AI Act, Art. 50).
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