US EditionTrump says he will solve Afghanistan-Pakistan crisis ‘very quickly’ as peace talks enter second day
Peace talks in Istanbul aim to turn a fragile ceasefire into lasting peace amid deadly clashes and border security concerns, with U.S. President Trump pledging quick resolution.
- On Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he will solve the Afghanistan-Pakistan crisis `very quickly`, speaking on the sidelines of the ASEAN Summit and at the Thailand-Cambodia peace agreement where he praised Pakistan's leaders as `great people`.
- The talks began in Istanbul on Saturday to turn a fragile ceasefire achieved earlier this month in Doha into a durable border-security framework after deadly clashes earlier this month.
- After prolonged talks, the Afghan side submitted a draft after 15 hours focusing on border violations, the Pakistanis sent a second draft on Saturday evening, and delegates proposed a four-way channel to monitor the ceasefire.
- Regional officials note Pakistan's political and military leadership seeks closer ties with the White House, while accusing Afghanistan of allowing militants' cross-border attacks, a charge Taliban rulers reject.
- Associated Press reporting noted Sajjad Tarakzai and Abdul Qahar Afghan contributed regional coverage; Copyright 2025 The Associated Press restricts redistribution.
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