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Peace talks hosted by Turkey between Pakistan and Afghanistan hit impasse in Istanbul
The talks failed to resolve disputes over militant safe havens and cross-border attacks despite a ceasefire that has reduced violence since Oct 19, officials said.
- Peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan ended without an agreement in Istanbul, according to Pakistan's Information Minister Attaullah Tarar.
- The discussions failed after both sides accused each other of not fulfilling commitments related to cross-border terrorism, leading to an impasse despite mediation efforts by Turkey and Qatar.
- Pakistan accused the Taliban government of indifference towards its losses and stated that their patience had ended, pledging to take measures to protect its citizens from terrorism.
- Negotiations followed a ceasefire established in Doha, but border crossings have been closed for weeks, with significant trade disruptions resulting from the ongoing tensions and failed talks.
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