KABUL and would hold talks on the issue soon with Islamabad.
In a video clip sent to Pajhwok Afghan News, the deputy presidential spokesman, Najib Azad, said the people and the governments of Afghanistan had never accepted the Durand Line as an international border since it was drawn in 1896.
The Pakistani army on Tuesday announced it had started fencing the Pakistan-Afghanistan border starting with three tribal agencies on its side.
In a statement, Pakistan . . .
