Tensions along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border have sharply escalated following a new round of cross-border clashes on the night of February 26, marking one of the most serious flare-ups in recent months.

At least 133 Afghan Taliban fighters were killed and over 200 wounded as a result of border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Pakistani Minister of Information and Broadcasting Attaullah Tarar announced.

Chad has reported deadly clashes involving Sudanese paramilitary forces along its eastern border, resulting in the deaths and injuries of several Chadian soldiers, according to the country’s Minister of Communication and Government Spokesman Gassim Cherif Mahamat.

Thailand accused Cambodia on Tuesday of violating a 10-day-old truce after cross-border mortar fire reportedly wounded a Thai soldier.

Thailand’s army on Monday accused Cambodia of violating a recently signed ceasefire agreement by flying more than 250 drones into Thai territory, following weeks of deadly border clashes between the two neighbors.

The foreign ministers of China, Cambodia, and Thailand reached a three-point consensus during a trilateral meeting held Monday in Yuxi City, southwest China’s Yunnan Province.

Thailand and Cambodia announced that they have signed a ceasefire agreement aimed at ending weeks of intense fighting along their shared border.

An armed clash erupted on the Tajikistan-Afghanistan border, raising new security concerns in the region.

Thai F-16 fighter jets have again carried out strikes on Cambodian territory, flying about 60 kilometers inside the country, the Cambodian National Defense Ministry said.

Thai Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow announced on Monday, following the Special ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting, that Thailand welcomes the resumption of discussions on a Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire.