Thursday, 07 July 2011 12:13
Pakistan artillery attacks into Afghanistan have continued for months in which at least 60 Afghan civilians have killed and more than 50 more have been hurt.
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According to Afghan officials, more than 760 rockets have hit Afghanistan border areas with Pakistan.
Recently, President Karzai said that Afghanistan will never take similar action against Pakistani villages. According to Mr Karzai, negotiations with Pakistani officials are in progress.
Pakistani officials have previously denied Pakistan Army's involvement in the attacks.
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