US EditionPakistan says hundreds of Afghan Taliban fighters killed
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The Government of Pakistan has rejected on Saturday any possibility of negotiations with the Taliban regime, just 24 hours after Kabul offered a diplomatic exit to the escalation of war. Pakistani authorities have recorded more than 300 Taliban fighters killed and hundreds injured during the incursions of the last few days.
Taliban calls for talks after suffering heavy losses in border clashes with Pakistan
KABUL: The Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have expressed willingness to pursue negotiations with Pakistan after intense cross-border clashes resulted in significant casualties. Speaking at a press conference, Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid stated that Kabul remains open to a peaceful settlement. “We have consistently stressed the need for a peaceful solution and continue to seek dialogue to resolve the issue,” he said. The remarks f…
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