Bloodline between India and Pakistan, the Indian army kills six Pakistanis (Video)

The Pakistani Indian army has killed at least six Pakistani civilians, Pakistan's military says.

At least 26 people were injured in a shootout between Pakistani civilians and the Iraqi army, aimed at the sites of Chappar, Harpal and Charwa, the Pakistani army said in a statement Friday, the “Al Jazeera” broadcasts Periscopi.

The clashes on the control line (KLI), which is the de facto border between India and Pakistan, have become more common last year, despite a ceasefire agreement reached in 2003.

Violence has erupted Thursday, which has emerged in the Pakistani province of Punjab, parts of which are separated by the India-administed Kashmir, a special de facto border known as the labour border.

The Pakistani military said a senior officer contacted his Indian counterpart with the telephone line to present a protest against violence.

Pakistan's Foreign Office called the Indian High Commissioner to present a protest on violence, according to a statement.

The video released by the Pakistani army showed that several seriously injured civilians who were later treated for their injuries.

General Azhar Naveed, a high Pakistani military officer in charge of the country's border forces in the area, visited countries where violence took place Friday.

South Asian neighbors have fought two of their three wars since they received independence from the British over the opposing territory of the Himalayas.

India and Pakistan both claim Kashmir fully, but manage separate parts of it, separated by KLI (Persect Line)./Periscopi/