Afghan–Indian border region

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The Afghan–Indian border region was a historically strategic frontier zone between British India and Afghanistan, marked by rugged terrain, tribal areas, and frequent military and political tensions.

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Khyber Line Force front locatedIn Afghan–Indian border region
Shutar Gardan Pass region partOf Afghan–British frontier zone (19th century)
linked to: Afghan–Indian border region
Afghan frontier tribes locatedIn Afghanistan–British India frontier region
linked to: Afghan–Indian border region
Durand Line frontier conflicts locatedIn Afghan–British Indian border
linked to: Afghan–Indian border region