International news Nine deadly shelling from Afghan forces killed six people in a border town on Sunday, Pakistan's military said, as relations continue to star between the neighbouring countries. The violence hitting southwestern Pakistan's town of chairman was the latest in a series of deadly incidents and attacks that have sky rocketed tensions with Afghanistan's Taliban rulers. The Pakistani army's media wing said the shelling on Sunday wounded 17 people and blamed the casualties on unprovoked and indiscriminate fire by Afghan forces on civilians.
