Pakistan announces ceasefire after deadly border clashes with Afghanistan - in pictures
Smoke rises from the site of explosions in Kabul during border clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Late on October 15, Pakistan's Foreign Ministry announced that a 48-hour ceasefire had been reached. AFP
Afghan men inspect a house damaged in a Pakistani air strike during fighting between Taliban fighters and Pakistani border forces in the Spin Boldak district of Kandahar province. AFP
People carry the bodies of those killed in cross-border shelling during a funeral in Spin Boldak, Afghanistan. EPA
A Taliban fighter rides on a Soviet-era tank towards the border in Spin Boldak. AFP
A Taliban border patrol in Spin Boldak. EPA
People flee the fighting on a loaded lorry at the border crossing in Chaman, Balochistan province, Pakistan. Reuters
Afghan Taliban fighters patrol near the border in Spin Boldak. Reuters
A boy sits in front of his destroyed home in Spin Boldak. EPA
People injured in air strikes lie on hospital beds in Kabul, Afghanistan. Reuters
A man clears debris from his damaged house during the temporary ceasefire in Spin Boldak. Reuters
A building in Kabul said to have been damaged in a Pakistani air strike. EPA
The funeral of people killed in cross-border clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan, in the Spin Boldak district of Kandahar province, southern Afghanistan. AFP
Residents among the ruins of a house hit by drone strikes in Kabul. AP
A group of people survey a building damaged in alleged Pakistani air strikes on Kabul. EPA
