Afghanistan–Iran border

Target entity: Afghanistan–Iran border
Context triple: [Zaranj, locatedOn, Afghanistan–Iran border]

• A. Iran–Pakistan border
  The Iran–Pakistan border is an international boundary in Southwest Asia separating Iran and Pakistan, running largely through remote desert and mountainous terrain including Pakistan’s Chagai District.
• B. Iran–Turkmenistan border
  The Iran–Turkmenistan border is an international boundary in Central Asia that runs from the Caspian Sea through river valleys and desert terrain, separating northern Iran from southern Turkmenistan.
• C. Afghanistan–Tajikistan border
  The Afghanistan–Tajikistan border is a mountainous, riverine frontier in Central Asia that separates northern Afghanistan from southern Tajikistan and includes the remote Wakhan Corridor region.
• D. Afghanistan–Pakistan border
  The Afghanistan–Pakistan border, often called the Durand Line, is a historically contentious and porous frontier separating Afghanistan and Pakistan, marked by complex ethnic, political, and security dynamics.
• E. Iran–Azerbaijan border
  The Iran–Azerbaijan border is an international boundary in the South Caucasus separating Iran from the Republic of Azerbaijan, running largely along natural features such as rivers and mountain ranges.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Afghanistan–Iran border
Target entity description: The Afghanistan–Iran border is the international boundary separating Afghanistan and Iran, stretching from the tripoint with Pakistan in the south to the tripoint with Turkmenistan in the north and encompassing key crossing points such as the area around Zaranj.

• A. Iran–Pakistan border
  The Iran–Pakistan border is an international boundary in Southwest Asia separating Iran and Pakistan, running largely through remote desert and mountainous terrain including Pakistan’s Chagai District.
• B. Iran–Turkmenistan border
  The Iran–Turkmenistan border is an international boundary in Central Asia that runs from the Caspian Sea through river valleys and desert terrain, separating northern Iran from southern Turkmenistan.
• C. Afghanistan–Tajikistan border
  The Afghanistan–Tajikistan border is a mountainous, riverine frontier in Central Asia that separates northern Afghanistan from southern Tajikistan and includes the remote Wakhan Corridor region.
• D. Afghanistan–Pakistan border
  The Afghanistan–Pakistan border, often called the Durand Line, is a historically contentious and porous frontier separating Afghanistan and Pakistan, marked by complex ethnic, political, and security dynamics.
• E. Iran–Azerbaijan border
  The Iran–Azerbaijan border is an international boundary in the South Caucasus separating Iran from the Republic of Azerbaijan, running largely along natural features such as rivers and mountain ranges.
• F. None of above. chosen