Afghanistan-Pakistan ties have soured, Reuters reports
The two neighbours have moved from friendship to hostility, according to a Reuters report filed on Thursday.
Reuters published a story on Thursday headlined "Afghanistan and Pakistan have gone from friends to foes. Here's why." The report's standfirst repeated the same line.
The full text of the report was not available at filing time, so specific causes, events or officials cited could not be independently confirmed. Skardu Times will update this story when the full report is accessible.
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