Tajikistan’s authorities have confirmed that five people were killed last week in attacks originating from across the border in Afghanistan. The incidents highlight ongoing security challenges along the Tajik-Afghan frontier.
Officials stated that the attacks involved armed groups crossing into Tajik territory, targeting civilians and security personnel. The government has condemned the violence and vowed to strengthen border security to prevent further incidents.
Local sources report heightened tension in affected areas, with security forces patrolling border regions and coordinating with military units to respond to potential threats. Residents have expressed concern over the recurring cross-border attacks and the risk to their safety.
Tajik authorities emphasized the need for regional cooperation to address security threats stemming from instability in Afghanistan. The government has urged neighboring countries and international partners to assist in monitoring and securing the border.
The recent attacks underscore the challenges Tajikistan faces in protecting its population from spillover violence. Officials continue to investigate the incidents and have called for vigilance among local communities.
Tajikistan confirms that five people were killed last week in attacks from across the Afghan border, prompting increased security measures and regional cooperation efforts.
