Pak-Afghan Border Incident, Pak-Iran Border | Balochistan, Pakistan Security Update

#pakafghanborder #pakistannews #afghanistannews This video has been prepared by Fida Adeel for Daily Maidan Digital. In this security briefing, we cover three major developing stories from the border regions, starting with the most important update. 1. TOP STORY: Pak-Iran Border Closure - 250 Gabd, Rimdan Border: The Pak-Iran border at 250 Gabd, Rimdan has been closed for all types of trade activities. According to reports, the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a notice stating the border will remain closed until further notice, without specifying reasons. Due to the closure, customs office work has also been reportedly suspended. The sudden closure has created concern among the business community on both sides, with fears of financial losses. Traders and transporters associated with cross-border trade are facing difficulties. High-level contacts between Pakistan and Iran are reportedly underway, with initial talks described as positive. Traders are hopeful for an early reopening. Rimdan border is a key route for Pak-Iran trade in Balochistan, and its prolonged closure could impact local economy and import-export activity. 2. Pak-Afghan Border - Upper Kurram Tida Sector: According to provided information, an exchange of fire was reported at the Pak-Afghan border in the Tida sector of Upper Kurram. Initial reports allege firing from the Afghan side and alleged provision of covering fire to infiltrators. In response, Pakistani security forces reportedly carried out retaliatory action. As per the same information, more than 10 check posts were reportedly damaged, with claims of casualties on the other side. During the incident, two personnel of Frontier Corps (FC) were reportedly martyred and two injured. The reports further claim that a camp identified as Shabola camp was damaged. Independent verification of casualty figures is pending and no detailed official statement has been issued yet. 3. Balochistan - Mastung Incident: In district Mastung, Balochistan, 20 police personnel were reportedly abducted after armed men stopped a passenger van. According to police sources, the personnel were undergoing training at the Recruit Training Center in Kalat and were going home on weekly leave. A senior police official, on condition of anonymity, said the incident took place on Friday at Gorgina area on the link road connecting Kalat and Mastung to Noshki. The van was traveling from Kalat to Noshki. According to the official, men on motorcycles stopped the van and took the driver, personnel and all passengers along with the van. Later, three civilian passengers and the driver were released, while police personnel were reportedly taken to an unknown location. The abducted personnel belong to Rakhshan Division districts: 8 from Kharan, 5 from Noshki, 4 from Chaghi and 3 from Washuk, as per a list received. These personnel were former Levies personnel who became part of police after the merger and were doing a training course in Kalat. Further details and an official position from the Balochistan government or police are still awaited. Disclaimer: This video is for informational, educational and news reporting purposes only. All information is based on initial reports provided by official sources, local media, and claims from relevant authorities which are subject to further verification. Casualty figures and allegations are reported as claimed and not as independently confirmed facts. This channel does not support, glorify or promote violence, terrorism, or any proscribed organization. No graphic or disturbing visuals are shown. This content fully complies with YouTube's Advertiser-Friendly Guidelines. Keywords: Pak Iran Border Closed, Gabd Rimdan Border Closure, Iran Pakistan Trade, Pak Afghan Border Clash, Upper Kurram Tida Sector, FC Personnel, Balochistan Mastung Incident, Kalat Police Training Center, Rakhshan Division Abduction, Border Security Update, Daily Maidan Digital, Fida Adeel Analysis #PakIranBorder #RimdanBorder #GabdBorder #PakAfghanBorder #Balochistan #Mastung #Kurram #FidaAdeel #DailyMaidanDigital