Pakistan Says Taliban Talks Depend on Action Against Militants
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Pakistan Rejects Unconditional Talks With Afghan Taliban
Islamabad (GNP): Pakistan has ruled out unconditional talks with Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities. It says any dialogue must be backed by verifiable action to stop terrorist attacks launched from Afghan soil. Foreign Office spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan set out the position on Thursday at the ministry’s weekly media briefing. He said Islamabad was not avoiding dialogue, […]
Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Sajjad Haider Khan has said that progress in Islamabad’s talks with the Taliban requires concrete and verifiable actions by the group’s officials against terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan. According to him, if such actions are taken, Pakistan will be very willing to participate in the talks and negotiations. […] The post Pakistan: Progress in talks with the Taliban requires verifiable actions against…
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