Talks with Afghan Taliban in Doha: According to Pakistani state media, National Security Advisor and ISI Chief Lieutenant General Asim Malik is also participating in these talks.
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Afghanistan & Pakistan Conflict | Ceasefire Resumes
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Talks with Afghan Taliban in Doha: According to Pakistani state media, National Security Advisor and ISI Chief Lieutenant General Asim Malik is also participating in these talks.
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ALERT | Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to immediate ceasefire during talks, mediator Qatar says.
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Pakistani Defense Minister: We are very grateful to both #Qatar and Turkey for their contribution to the mediation efforts.
Pakistani Defense Minister: Delegations from Pakistan and Afghanistan will meet again in #Istanbul on October 25 to discuss the details of the agreement.
Minister of National Defense Mawlavi Mohammad Yaqoob Mujahid: "The Pakistani military regime violated Afghanistan's airspace, so Afghan forces delivered a decisive response. The policy of the Islamic Emirate is not to support groups that harm the security of other countries."
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Pakistan’s defense minister says Afghanistan wants peace, but if talks in Istanbul fail, it means “open war.” He adds the ceasefire holds only if the Taliban stop cross-border attacks into Pakistan.
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Amid rising tensions, five Pakistani soldiers were killed in cross-border attacks from Afghanistan. All while peace talks continue.
Afghanistan & Pakistan are in a third day of talks in Istanbul, hosted by Turkey and supported by Qatar, to keep a border ceasefire in place after recent clashes that left soldiers and civilians dead on both sides. Crossings are still closed and both governments are under pressure to calm the frontier.
Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Istanbul have ended without any results.