The Chaman border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan remained completely closed for the second consecutive day on Monday as tensions soared following deadly cross-border clashes.
The closure has halted all transportation and trade activities, according to security sources.
Security officials confirmed that the Pak-Afghan border at Chaman remains sealed, with strict security arrangements in place on both sides.
Meanwhile, the funeral prayer for the soldiers who embraced Shahadat while defending the motherland against the unprovoked and cowardly aggression committed by Afghan Regime on night 11/12 October 2025, was offered in Chaklala Garrison Rawalpindi.
Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, NI (M), HJ, Chief of Army Staff, Federal Ministers, Governor KPK, civil and military officers and public attended the funeral.
Speaking at the occasion Defence Minister remarked that “People of Pakistan are indebted to the ultimate sacrifice of these heroes who laid down their lives while defending territorial integrity of Pakistan against the cowardly and treacherous aggression of Taliban Regime and Indian sponsored terrorist proxies operating from inside Afghan soil”. He added that “Armed Forces of Pakistan remain resolute to thwart any aggression and conspiracy against Pakistan with full support of the nation. ”
Separately, China said it sincerely hopes that Pakistan and Afghanistan will focus on the broader picture, remain calm and restrained, adhere to resolving mutual concerns through dialogue and consultation, avoid escalating conflicts, and jointly maintain peace and stability in both countries and the region.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said China is willing to continue playing a constructive role in promoting the improvement and development of Pakistan-Afghanistan relations.