US EditionAfghanistan, Pakistan Agree to New Ceasefire After Continued Clashes
The new ceasefire aims to curb cross-border violence and terrorism, with Pakistan seeking a verifiable monitoring mechanism to prevent militant attacks from Afghan soil.
- On Sunday, the Taliban and Pakistan agreed to a Doha-brokered ceasefire mediated by Qatar and Turkiye, with follow-up meetings planned to ensure implementation.
- Earlier this month, clashes erupted after the Taliban accused Pakistan of airstrikes in Kabul, and a Wednesday 48-hour ceasefire failed as patrols were seen on Oct. 15 in Spin Boldak.
- Pakistan has long accused Afghanistan's Taliban of supporting insurgent groups, and its Foreign Ministry said it repulsed assaults, noting `these infrastructures were used to plan terrorist attacks against Pakistan`.
- Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar urged a Turkey-hosted meeting, saying, `We look forward to the establishment of a concrete and verifiable monitoring mechanism` to prevent further loss of lives.
- The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the ceasefire and Mujahid said `a comprehensive and meaningful ceasefire has been mutually agreed upon`, highlighting regional efforts for peace.
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Saudi Arabia Welcomes Afghanistan-Pakistan Ceasefire Agreement, Appreciates Mediation Efforts from Qatar, Turkiye
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China, Iran and Turkey welcome Afghanistan-Pakistan ceasefire - The Tribune
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and Pakistan reached an immediate ceasefire in Doha, receiving positive reactions from neighbouring countries. China, Iran, and analysts welcomed the move, while both sides agreed not to support attacks on each other. Talks on monitoring mechanisms and border security will continue in Turkey.
Turkiye welcomes Afghanistan-Pakistan ceasefire, commends Qatar's mediation efforts
Turkiye welcomed the ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan mediated by Turkiye and Qatar. It praised Qatar's role in hosting the talks in Doha and reaffirmed its support for lasting peace and stability between the two countries and in the region.
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